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Just curious, what does a test in Judo usually consist of?

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Just curious, what does a test in Judo usually consist of?

Demonstrating techniques and randori, typically. Many Judo dojo have test curriculum and you can ask what techniques they will focus on for your test, but others focus primarily on randori and shiai--I know my last Judo instructor based promotions almost solely on how you do in competition.

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Just curious, what does a test in Judo usually consist of?

Demonstrating techniques and randori, typically. Many Judo dojo have test curriculum and you can ask what techniques they will focus on for your test, but others focus primarily on randori and shiai--I know my last Judo instructor based promotions almost solely on how you do in competition.

i agree.. however.. i will give what MY dojo does. in the lower ranks... white through orange belt tests.. consist of just the technique itself.. whether you can actually do the the technique... above that (so i am told i only recently started at this dojo) consists of randori and technique.

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