The Judospace Educational Institute is active in promoting and conducting judo related research. We work closely with the International Association of Judo Researchers, and the European Judo Union Education Commission.
Judospace researchers have contributed to several recent judo symposia in Rotterdam, Paris, Vienna, Istanbul and Chelyabinsk.
If you are interested in commissioning judo research, contact us.
The International Association of Judo Researchers
Our mission is:
“To facilitate world peace and safety by improving international and intercultural understanding, cooperation and relationships through judo by supporting judo-related research and education.”
Our objectives are:
- To create an open, transparent, and sustainable organisation to achieve our mission statement.
- To bring researchers together.
- To provide researchers with opportunities for publications and presentations.
- To improve the availability of research related sources.
- To improve the quality of judo-related research through providing education and scholarships.
- To encourage and support judo-related educational activities.
- To support and facilitate judo teaching and coaching methods.
- To work collaboratively and develop synergistic partnership with other organisations and programmes who can benefit from the resources of this organisation.
Contact the IAJR
Email: president@judoresearch.org
Website: http://judoresearch.org
“Making efficient use of one’s mental and physical strength is employing one’s energies in the most economic way possible for everybody’s benefit.”
Jigoro Kano
The European Judo Union Education Commission
The EJU Education Commission has the pleasure to organise each year the Poster Exhibition for Research.
All sessions consist of presentations of works related to any aspect of judo. Such areas may include, but are not limited to, topics related to the sport aspect of judo, including exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, sport psychology, injury rehabilitation, rest and recovery, nutrition, and the like. Topics may also include any area of judo history, philosophy, culture, or values as well.
The European Judo Union presents awards to at least three outstanding posters based on originality, methodology, quality, clarity, and contribution to judo.
