Could they be talking about applying the principles to other forms of conflict resolution? I know it's part of the idea with judo that its principles are a way of living, hence the "do"
I use that by ordering food. Minimum effort on my part, maximum efficiency. Not sure Jigoro Kano had that in mind though but so far no one's complaining.
You can practice mutual welfare and benefit by allowing the old man in front of you to select his beer first.
You can implement maximum efficiency by being vigilant at self-checkout and getting done quickly.
Obviously these are kind of corny examples, but the whole "-do" of "Judo" is finding everyday ways to implement mutual benefit and maximum efficiency and, by extension, promote a healthy society.
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u/Psychological-Will29 sankyu - I like footsies Jul 06 '25
When coaches say "think about how you can impliment judo into your every day life"
Ya dawg like I'm going to be thinking about slamming bodies while in the walmart beer section looking for a 6er of some pabst blue ribbon.