r/judo Jul 06 '25

Other What’s your unpopular opinion on judo

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u/judokalinker nidan Jul 06 '25

Hard randori is more effective for improving than the very light randori which many espouse.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Getting repeatedly injured improves nobody

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u/Uchimatty Jul 06 '25

You get injured less with hard randori. A lot of studies across sports have shown injury rates are lower when training intensity matches competition intensity. The body conditions itself against its normal load. It’s when it’s exposed to a load it’s not used to that it breaks.

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u/mondian_ Jul 07 '25

Link to the studies?