Mark Brewer’s Tips: Three Ways To Become A Judo Practitioner

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I like judo and the adrenaline rushing sensation it fills me with. It might be a coincidence that Mark Brewer, a namesake of mine, is a champion judo practitioner from New Zealand but I love this sport. There are many kids in New Zealand who want to emulate the feats of Mark Brewer and represent their nation at the top most level. Judo is more than a sport; it is a form of martial arts that can be used for defense. The Japanese were the inventors of this martial art form. The Olympic Council and other sports bodies have included Judo as a major sports form. Given the global crime rates at the moment learning judo is a useful skill to possess.

If you scout through New Zealand, you will find thousands who want to learn judo but they are unable to do so due to their busy schedules. What people do not realize is that there are many ways to learn judo at your own convenient times. I took Mr. Oak and Mr. Phoenix to a couple of judo learning classes myself, but it was sad that we could not continue. But I endeavor start learning judo over again. And in this bid performed some prior search and came up with the three best ways ...
... to learn judo.

• The Traditional Learning Way: This form of learning is used by a majority of kids from New Zealand. In this process you have to find a judo trainer or institute arranging judo classes in your locality. You have to decide on the location of the venue. You need to travel to the classes every day. There are many low cost judo training classes, but before you register you should check for the credentials of the judo trainer. You may not find a trainer with similar caliber to Mark Brewer, but the person should have good idea about defensive and competitive judo.
• Online Classes: One of my friends in Forex trading circles became a significant specialist in judo. He did not have enough time to visit the judo trainer every day, so he used the online classes. He had commented once “Mr. Mark Brewer you should take online classes if you do not have time at hand”. As I felt afterwards, he was very right. Online classes are ideal for busy professionals such as me, Mr. Phoenix and Mr. Oak. You can learn the lessons at your convenient timing and from the comforts of your home. The video tutorials and other course material give you a significant idea about the practice of judo. But you are entrusted with the responsibility of practicing the art regularly.
• Books & e-Books: You can also read through a host lot of materials about judo basics from the online resources and other books. It will help you inculcate some idea about the tricks that go into judo. But if you ask any reputed practitioner such as Mark Brewer you will understand that reading cannot provide the same level of expertise as seeing.

You can use these ways to become a judo practitioner and may be bring glory to your nation one day.