China Judo Association (latest news from the official website of China Judo Association)

1. The competent unit of China Judo Sports Association is the State Sports General AdministrationChina Judo AssociationThe organization registration and management authority responsible for the guidance and supervision of its specific business is the Civil Organizations Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, which manages it. China Judo Sports Association is a group member of the All-China Sports Federation and the only legal organization recognized by the China Olympic Committee to represent China in international judo organizations. Its address is located at No. 14, Tiantan Dongli Middle District, Beijing City.

2. The competent unit of the China Judo Association is the State Sports General Administration. Specifically, the State Sports General Administration is responsible for guiding and supervising the specific business of the China Judo Association to ensure that its activities are in line with the country's sports policies and policies. Association registration and management. In addition, the Civil Organizations Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, as the association registration and management authority, also manages the China Judo Association and is responsible for its legal registration and daily supervision.

3. The functions of China Judo Association mainly include the following aspects: promoting and popularizing judo, striving to improve national physique and sports skills, mobilizing the masses to participate extensively in judo, promoting coordination of physical and mental health, and holding international competitions to enhance international exchanges and cooperation, enhancing the influence of China judo in the international arena, organizing competitions and training activities, organizing judo competitions and training activities nationwide, and formulating coach and athlete management systems and competition rules.

4. Judo competition is divided into eight levels according to the weight of the athletes. For male players, the competition levels include 60kg, 65kg, 71kg, 78kg, 86kg, 95kg, and above 95kg, and non-differentiated levels regardless of weight. Since the 24th Olympic Games in 1988, non-differentiated competitions have no longer been established for female players. The competition levels include 48kg, 52kg, 56kg, 61kg.

5. The competition rules of the China Judo Association mainly focus on the evaluation criteria of skills and actions and the evaluation criteria of the outcome of a game. During the competition, the techniques used by athletes will be scored according to their quality and effectiveness. Technical scoring is divided into four levels. One skill is effective and effective, and the other is that the athlete uses throwing skills to throw the opponent into most of the back-landing state with considerable strength and speed, or controls them in a "pressing skills" competition.

6. The function of China Judo Association is to promote and popularize judo and improve national physique and sports skills. It is committed to mobilizing the masses to participate extensively in judo and promoting physical and mental health. At the same time, the association coordinates and holds international competitions to enhance international exchanges and cooperation. In addition, the association organizes judo competitions and training activities across the country, formulates coaching and athlete management systems and competition rules, and ensures fairness and order of events. It is responsible for selecting and recommending national team coaches.

7. There are clear prohibitions in judo competitions. During the competition, it is forbidden to hit opponents, especially the collision between the head, elbow and knees. Except for the elbow joint, it is not allowed to use it.China Judo AssociationHis joints perform anti-joint movements to prevent damage to his opponent. Hair and genitals are also not targeted. The most important thing is to prohibit any actions that may cause damage to his opponent's cervical spine or spine. Once an athlete commits a foul, he will face corresponding penalties.

8. Standing technique is the most intuitive and common attack and defense method in judo. It is divided into the throwing technique of standing and not falling and the sacrifice technique of actively falling to the ground. The throwing technique is subdivided into the hand technique waist technique and the foot technique. Through arm movements, such as "floating down", use both hands to pull the opponent down the waist technique, use the back strength to throw the opponent down, such as "big waist", hug the opponent's trunk, carry it on the back and fall off the foot technique, and use leg strength, such as "inner thigh".

9. The purpose of the China Judo Sports Association is to abide by laws and regulations, unite and forge ahead, uphold the tradition, carry forward the past, pioneer and innovate, and keep pace with the times. On the premise of being firmly committed to the popularization and promotion of judo and expanding the scale of judo training, organize and lead the national judo community to emancipate the mind, train scientifically, firmly grasp the development trends and training rules of modern judo, explore, study and improve advanced technical and tactical styles and training systems with unique Chinese characteristics. Promote China's judo career to a higher goal.

10. The time of a match in the China Judo Association is 5 minutes for men and 4 minutes for women. The following is a specific explanation of the judo competition time for men. The time for men's judo competition is 5 minutes for women's competition time. The time for women's judo competition is 4 minutes. During the competition time, athletes need to use their skills to win the competition. If athletes use skills to obtain one book and two skills and other victory conditions.

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12. Xian Dongmei, Chairman of the Judo Association of China, who was the judo champion of the 2004 Athens Olympics and the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and Chen Ruiqiang, Director of the Sports Health and Art Education Unit of the Sihui City Education Bureau, visited Hengli High School in Zhaoqing City on February 25 to jointly discuss and inspect sports work. Leaders of the school, including Chairman of Guangzhou High-tech Education Group Zhang Tianpei, Secretary of the Party Committee of the school Huang Jianping, and Vice President Yang Jinyun, accompanied the visit.

13. Xia Shuangxi is indeed the vice president and secretary-general of the Painting and Calligraphy Association of Shanghai Institute of Physical Education. At the same time, he also holds important positions in the following organizations and institutions. Secretary-General of Shanghai Modern Painting and Calligraphy Society, Executive Director of the Thai-Chinese Artists Federation, Deputy Director of the Referee Committee of China Judo Association, Deputy Director of the Press Committee of China Judo Association, Executive Vice Chairman and Secretary-General of Shanghai City Wrestling and Judo Association, Visiting Professor of the Traditional Culture and Art Center of Shanghai Institute of Physical Education.

14. Japan established the "Greater Japan Martial Arts Association" and formulated unified rules for judo competitions. In 1948, Japan successfully hosted the Japan Judo Championships. In 1949, the All-Japan Judo Federation was established. In 1964, judo became the highest organizational body of China Judo, which was established by the International Judo Federation. It was established in July 1951. The highest organizational body of judo headquartered in Japan and China is the China Judo Association, which was established on December 27, 1979.

15. 4 In 1895, the Japan Martial Arts Association was established and formulated unified rules for judo competition, laying the foundation for the development of the competition. 5 In 1964, judo was included in the Olympic Games, further enhancing its popularity around the world. 6 The International Judo Federation is the highest international organization for judo. It was established in 1951 and is headquartered in Japan. 7 The China Judo Association is the highest organizational body for judo in China. It was established in 1979 and is responsible for it.

16. Xia Shuangxi, whose word is thick, is a visiting professor at the Traditional Culture and Art Center of Shanghai Physical Education University, secretary-general of Shanghai Modern Painting and Calligraphy Society, standing director of the Thai-Chinese Artists Federation, and vice president and secretary-general of the Painting and Calligraphy Association of China Sports University. At the same time, he also serves as deputy director of the Referee Committee of Shanghai City Judo Association, deputy director of the Press Committee, and executive vice chairman and secretary-general of Shanghai City Wrestling Association. He was born in Shanghai in 1951.