A)
LTDM: Long Term Developmental Model
10 Ss of Trainability
10) Socio-Cultural The socio-cultural aspects of sport are significant and must be managed
through proper planning. Athletes are socialized through their sport beginning
at the community level, and eventually their participation can lead them to a
diverse array of multicultural experiences if they pursue international
competition. Managed correctly, these socio-cultural experiences can be
valuable in broadening the social understanding of athletes, including their
awareness of ethnicity, culture and national diversity.
As athletes begin travelling larger distances
for competition, recovery periods might include education about the competition
location, such as history, geography, architecture, cuisine, literature, music,
and visual arts.With planning and foresight, sport can offer much more than a
simple commute between hotel room and the competition venue: it can become a
powerful means to develop socio-cultural awareness and enrich the lives of
athletes.
Socio-cultural activity should not be
regarded as a negative distraction or an interference with competition
activities. Properly managed, it can be a positive contribution to the
development of the person and the athlete.
B)
Judo Canada www.judocanada.org
IJF President Marius
Viser Visits Canada
Judo Canada
Aboriginal Affairs Logo Contest : (Deadline June 30, 2012)
http://www.judocanada.org/development-program/programs/
C)
Technical Corner
NOTE: Judo Canada does not control the
content of the Websites linked below.
KUMIKATA/GRIP
TECHNIQUE
Same Side
Situation
Basic Post Grip Situation
Double Post Situation
-GATAME PAR STEVE GATHORPE
D)
Judo Canada up Coming Events
National Judo Championships, Toronto July
5-8, 2012
Judo Canada Calendar http://www.judocanada.org/2012/01/08/calendar-2012/
2012: Olympian
Sergio Pessoa
Article: Sergio Pessoa
E)
Video Clips
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of the Websites link
Samurai
Spirit: Judo
F)
Sport Science
Losing Weight for Athletes:
Before
attempting weight loss consider that:
·
Desirable
weight loss means fat loss.
·
Fat loss is
desirable only if it leads to improved athletic performance and maintains good
health.
·
Many athletes
already at their optimal weight believe they are too fat and sacrifice muscle,
strength, health, and performance in an attempt to reach an unattainable
body weight.
body weight.
·
Excessive
calorie reduction can lead to muscle loss and slower metabolism.
·
Rapid weight
loss by dehydration and/or fluid restriction is water loss and can reduce
strength, endurance, and overall athletic performance.
A balanced
meal plan and an appropriate training program are the keys to success. If you
must lose weight, consult a registered dietitian with expertise in sport.
G) Western
Canada Calendar of Major Events 2011/12
It is important that the Western Province Support all
the Major Western Canadian Competitions to help develop judo in Canada.
Peace Gardens Judo Camp, Manitoba July 29-Aug.
04, 2012
Judo Saskatchewan Summer Camp August 05-11, 2012
Judo BC National Coaching Conference, Squamish, BC October 26-28, 2012
G)
International Judo Federation Update
IJF Youtube
Channel:
Watch great
highlight packages from the European tour with commentary by Neil Adams.
2012 IJF Olympic Judo Qualification :
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