Judo rhythm through music and dance

Michael Callan; George Bountakis

Judo rhythm through music and dance

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There is a link between judo athletes and dancers since they are both interested in kinesthetic awareness (Campos, González, Iglesias, & Dopico, 2001; Imamura & Johnson, 2003). This paper considers that dancers and judo athletes share a common understanding of body rhythm through the kinesthetic awareness in their training. More precisely, the paper goes on to propose a 10 step approach to the development of rhythm that can be applied by judo coaches.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Conference Proceedings - 4th European Science of Judo Research Symposium & 3rd Scientific and Professional Conference on Judo: “Applicable Research in Judo“
Editors	Sanda Corak, Hrvoje Sertic, Ivan Segedi
Place of Publication	Porec, Croatia
Publisher	University of Zagreb
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 12 Jun 2017

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Callan, M., & Bountakis, G. (2017). Judo rhythm through music and dance. In S. Corak, H. Sertic, & I. Segedi (Eds.), Conference Proceedings - 4th European Science of Judo Research Symposium & 3rd Scientific and Professional Conference on Judo: “Applicable Research in Judo“ University of Zagreb. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317776701_JUDO_RHYTHM_THROUGH_MUSIC_AND_DANCE

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Callan, M & Bountakis, G 2017, Judo rhythm through music and dance. in S Corak, H Sertic & I Segedi (eds), Conference Proceedings - 4th European Science of Judo Research Symposium & 3rd Scientific and Professional Conference on Judo: “Applicable Research in Judo“ . University of Zagreb, Porec, Croatia. <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317776701_JUDO_RHYTHM_THROUGH_MUSIC_AND_DANCE>

Judo rhythm through music and dance. / Callan, Michael; Bountakis, George.
Conference Proceedings - 4th European Science of Judo Research Symposium & 3rd Scientific and Professional Conference on Judo: “Applicable Research in Judo“ . ed. / Sanda Corak; Hrvoje Sertic; Ivan Segedi. Porec, Croatia: University of Zagreb, 2017.

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