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The DanRho Judo Belt is a classic among the Kyu belts. Below you will find some data and long-term experience about him. A detailed test is not necessary for this belt.
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The book Judo Trainer-C-Training is the reference book for all aspiring trainers C Judo Trainers and those who already are. It accompanied me during my six-monthly training and still serves me as a preparation tool for lessons.
Anyone who has been doing judo for a long time knows that in judo sport it is not possible to tap in the long term. In particular, however, there is the problem that they at least know how to get a proper die.
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