In this episode, just released for members only, Mike and Gene meet with returning guest Serge Boussou, and Lance Wicks and Matt Divall from the UK.   Lance Wicks is the owner of www.judocoach.com and has started the European Podcast at www.thejudopodcast.eu   The group discusses the management of clubs including time, money and even some discipline matters.  If you own, manage or help run a club, especially on a local level, this podcast is a must! 
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Gene has added a video in the members section on judo tube uchikomi's.  Gene shows how simple it can be by using a bicycle intertube rather than buying a judo tube.  Without adding any to the structure, Gene is able to perform the drills using an existing pipe running down the wall of his dojo, Ssal Shin Jo Judo www.ssjjudo.com   The video includes practice examples including hane goshi, seoi nage and several other throws, as well as general excercises. 
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In this episode, which was released last week for the members section, We meet with Greg DiFranza, pictured here with Brian Picklo, who both won gold medals in the 2005 World Police and Fire Games.  Also on the show was Travis Serna, another police officer from Oklahoma City, and Brazilian JuJitsu and Judo competitor. The topic was Judo for law enforcement, and how it correlates well with the use of force continuum, and the valuable lessons learned from Judo durin "panic" situations.  This podcast should be released sometime next month through the feeds.  Enjoy the show!
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Released on Nov 1st for the members section, Mike and Gene met with Serge Boussiou from Mayo Quanchi Judo in Providence, RI. and discussed  the  Ocean State International Competition.  Serge talks about running and hosting tournaments and the process of putting together a tournament of this size.  A few names were dropped of the competitors who attended, which was an impressive list of many of the top judoka in todays judo.  Serge tries to play hookie from work as he eats a hotdog for a late breakfast, but just can't escape the cellphone.  Gene finds stardom on the USA Judo website, and Serge tells about some "crack a lackin" ippons!
Direct download: ep10.mp3
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We at The Judo Podcast want to wish everyone a Happy New Year, and wish you the best health and judo training success.    For me, the New Year is a time when I can focus on new warmups, drills and workouts to bring a spark to my own judo and personal health goals.  Over the Holiday, we had a Kid's Christmas Camp, featuring instruction from Hiram "Tonka" Cruz from Jacksonville, Florida.  He brought some great warmups and drills which we are sharing with you now in the members section.  Again, Happy New Year and best of luck for 2007!

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Lots of new judoka often ask what they can do to enhance thier judo at home, or without a partner.  Overall conditioning excercises are always a plus, but one great workout specifically for judo is a judo band.  Here is a link to how to build one at your home, or you can simply use a tree or post of any kind.  The judo band allows you to practice some of the throws, and really concentrates on your pull, which is often a major issue that lacks in performance.  Besides helping your kuzushi, it is an awesome conditioning and strength workout too!  Check the members section for some upcoming videos on working out with a band.
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Mike and Gene talk with Kyle Eastham, author and motivational "black belt speaker" about judo lessons applied to everyday living and each of our lives.  Kyle is a sandan, and uses his experiences with Judo and martial arts in his books and speeches.  Kyle can be found at www.blackbeltspeaker.com 

Direct download: ep9.mp3
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