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柔道事故問題について一考察 : 受け方について Consideration of judo related incidents and injuries. : falling methods 吉永, 慎也 ヨシナガ, シンヤ Yoshinaga, Shinya 鈴木, 桂治 スズキ, ケイジ SUZUKI, Keiji 田中, 力 タナカ, チカラ TANAKA, Chikara 芝, 明朗 シバ, アキオ 森脇, 保彦 モリワキ, ヤスヒコ MORIWAKI, Yasuhiko 789.2 780.7 Posture Receive Body stability Safety Education J-GLOBAL ID : 201701013784237740 J-GLOBAL ID : 200901081246796295 J-GLOBAL ID : 201301094229252459 J-GLOBAL ID : 200901043284363204 Abstract 　Purpose of this research was to provide thorough consideration to judo related incidents and injuries. In the present times, anything remotely dangerous will automatically be banned. Judo incidents are no exception. We feel in recent times Judo has even begun to take such direction where students are being denied opportunities to participate in training sessions. The All Japan Judo Federation has implemented a project called “Judo Judai Jiko Konzetsu”which translates to “Elimination of Major Judo Related Injuries”．It is a top priority of the AJJF to prevent such injuries. Dr. Seiji Miyazaki (a physician) has published two articles called“ Problems of performing a throw” and“ Problems realted to Being Thrown”．Through these two articles, Dr. Miyazaki emphasized the importance of practicing fundamental body movements which will lead to safe judo instruction.　　 　This particular study was mainly identified the dangers“Uke”( the individual being thrown) may experience. Findings from this study were compared to the articles written during the early stages of the Kodokan and some differences were thought to be seen regarding the maintaining of one’s posture. 　In accordance with tournament and referee guidelines, a judoka and his/her coach may place a significantly larger amount of emphasis on offensive-Attacking Judo rather than methods of throwing, being thrown and safety for one another. Especially during uchi-komi training where one builds his or her favorite technique; the uke (one being receiving) must also absorb the impact with the front his/her body when the tori is making his entry. It is believed that such implementation of training methodologies can lead to injury prevention and avoidance. application/pdf 国士舘大学体育・スポーツ科学学会 2018-03-01 jpn departmental bulletin paper VoR https://kokushikan.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/13515 40021571749 1880-9316 AN10474825 体育・スポーツ科学研究 Kokushikan society of sport science 18 1 5 https://kokushikan.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/13515/files/1880_9316_018_01.pdf application/pdf 940.0 kB 2019-02-14