Rizvi College has a rich history in judo, dating back to the year 2000 when judo practice began. Since then, the college has continuously excelled in the sport, and since 2004, they have been consistently winning championships in both boys' and girls' judo at the junior and degree international levels. This success has led to the production of more than 20 national judo players.
Judo is a system of unarmed, compact, modern Japanese martial arts that has also become an Olympic sport. The pillars of the Dr. Akhtar Hasan Rizvi Judo Academy are Dr. Akhtar Hasan Rizvi, who serves as the President of Rizvi Education Society, and Adv. Rubina Akhtar Hasan Rizvi, who holds the position of Director in the Rizvi Education Society.
Their support and encouragement have been crucial in achieving the status of judo champions in Rizvi College. Their leadership and dedication to the sport have undoubtedly played a significant role in fostering a strong judo culture and producing outstanding athletes.
Judo: The Art of Gentle Combat
Judo is a Japanese martial art and Olympic sport that focuses on throws, pins, and submission holds. The word “judo” means “gentle way,” highlighting its emphasis on using an opponent’s strength against them. Judo basics: Founded by Jigoro Kano in 1882. Practiced with a gi (uniform). Includes throws (nage-waza) and ground techniques (ne-waza). Popular worldwide, Judo builds discipline, balance, and mental strength while being a highly competitive sport.
Judo: The Gentle Way of Power and Precision
Judo, meaning "the gentle way," is a Japanese martial art and Olympic sport that emphasizes throws, pins, and submission techniques. Founded by Jigoro Kano in 1882, Judo is about using your opponent’s strength against them—making it a game of leverage and technique rather than brute force. Practiced in a gi (uniform), Judo matches are intense yet respectful. The sport focuses on discipline, self-control, and mental fortitude. There are two main areas in Judo: standing techniques (nage-waza) and ground techniques (ne-waza). Judo is practiced worldwide and is a part of the Olympics. In India, it has gained momentum with athletes participating in international championships. With government support and growing interest, Judo is becoming a prominent sport in schools and colleges.
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