Public Relations Committee

Chair

Members

Stilman Davis
Bryan Matsuoka
Terri Waibel

Duties

The Public Relations Committee shall seek to acquaint those outside the USJF with the true spirit and art of Judo and the benefits to be derived from participation in Judo and cooperation with the USJF. It shall advise and assist the President in connection with all publications of the USJF and shall make recommendations to the Board of Directors as to ways and means to increase the effectiveness and prestige of the USJF. It shall advise and assist Yudanshakai members and club members in public relations matters.

Composition. The Public Relations Committee shall consist of a chairman, and three or more other USJF members

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Kiotsuke (気を付け) Attention

Jigoro Kano said, "The most important principle of throwing as practiced was to disturb the center of gravity of the opponent, and then pull or push in a way that the opponent cannot stand, exerting skill rather than strength, so that he might lose his equilibrium and fall heavily to the ground. A series of rules was taught respecting the different motions of feet, legs, arms, hands, the thigh and back, in order to accomplish this object. Choking up the throat was done by the hands, forearms, or by twisting the collar of the opponent's coat round the throat. For holding down and pushing, any part of the body was used. For twisting and bending, the parts employed were generally the arms, hands and fingers, and sometimes the legs."

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