http://judometrics.com/2010/05/have-the-new-2010-rules-affected-judo/ A site devoted to developing metrics for Judo by Lance Wicks. Mon, 12 Dec 2011 01:06:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://judometrics.com/2010/05/have-the-new-2010-rules-affected-judo/comment-page-1/#comment-41 zegrapplez Sun, 11 Dec 2011 22:25:00 +0000 http://judometrics.com/?p=114#comment-41 this is a completely subjective opinion, but i feel like the higher in the bracket the tournament proceeds, the more time is often spent in kumi kata. looking back at the world championships, i saw a number of higher end bracket matches going near the full 5 min's and perhaps close or with no score, and a penalty being a deciding factor late in the match. this is a completely subjective opinion, but i feel like the higher in the bracket the tournament proceeds, the more time is often spent in kumi kata. looking back at the world championships, i saw a number of higher end bracket matches going near the full 5 min’s and perhaps close or with no score, and a penalty being a deciding factor late in the match.

]]> http://judometrics.com/2010/05/have-the-new-2010-rules-affected-judo/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Gary Berliner MD Tue, 27 Jul 2010 23:25:16 +0000 http://judometrics.com/?p=114#comment-36 I observe Less wrestling product, more Stand-up Judo and more Dynamic Ippons - there is a propensity to work escapes (or not) out of very dynamic throwing situations, thus more Yukos and fewer Wazaris, - some of your stats compare apples and oranges - you should contrast Grand Slams - ie Moscow 2009 and Moscow 2010 - yes there are more penalties called because we are directed to do so - better to contrast Moscow 2010 with Hamburg 2006 when penalty directives were similar - I observe Less wrestling product, more Stand-up Judo and more Dynamic Ippons – there is a propensity to work escapes (or not) out of very dynamic throwing situations, thus more Yukos and fewer Wazaris, – some of your stats compare apples and oranges – you should contrast Grand Slams – ie Moscow 2009 and Moscow 2010 – yes there are more penalties called because we are directed to do so – better to contrast Moscow 2010 with Hamburg 2006 when penalty directives were similar -

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