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Course content

SOCIAL SCIENCE BLOCK

Coaching Principles II (Teaching Methodology)

Culture of Judo II

History of Judo II

Role of the Judo Coach

NATURAL SCIENCE BLOCK

Biomechanics I

Nutrition and hydration II (with anti-doping component)

Injury Management

Safety II

COACHING BLOCK

Training Methodology II

Periodization I

Sport Organisation Rules I

Judo organisations II

Refereeing Rules II

LEARNING OUTCOME

After completing the Level 2, each IJF Coach should be able:

• to apply the theoretical components learned into the planning and application of training plans during the training sessions

• to independently search for additional learning component applicable for the planning of the training sessions

• to demonstrate and explain the development and training of a judo techniques for competition

• to make the difference between fighting exercises

• to adapt the development of the technique to the judo events calendar

• to plan one year periodisation with two peak points

• to deliver specific warm-up, main part, and cool down of a particular judo session

• to deliver a competition warm-up

• to recognize the level of the group and to adapt the training according to their skills

• to formulate the goals of each competition (test event, qualification event, and peak event)