Judo Throws and Olympic Judo Tickets

A properly applied throw performed in a controlled way should protect the opponent from injury. However injuries may result if, for example, the thrower (Tori) lands on the opponent (Uke) as a result of a sloppy or intentionally malicious throw, or if the tori performs a sloppy throw with disregard for uke's joints (e.g., improper Osoto gari or Tai otoshi applied with lateral force to the knee; or sloppy Soto makikomi or "drop" Ippon seoi nage resulting in excessive forces into uke's shoulder).

To best prevent throwing injuries, proper throwing techniques should be thoroughly drilled by teachers before entering students into competition via "fitting-in" drills (Uchi-komi's), prearranged forms (e.g., Nage-no-kata), and intense but controlled & supervised free-practice/sparring (Randori). Olympic Judo Tickets are being sold at Sport Ticket Exchange at very cheap rates. You can buy any of Olympic Tickets especially Olympic Judo Tickets from very secure and guaranteed point Sport Ticket Exchange.