Comments for oklahomajudo.org http://oklahomajudo.org/blog Welcome to Oklahoma Judo Wed, 21 Dec 2011 05:53:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on New Proposals for OJA by mikedarter http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/2011/11/new-proposals-for-oja/#comment-302 mikedarter Wed, 21 Dec 2011 05:53:52 +0000 http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/?p=422#comment-302 After last weekend, I think that only points for teaching judo should be added as additional ways to achieve points. If you can get a point for sitting in on a 30 minute coaches clinic before a tournament, or points for having your name listed on a piece of paper as the host of a tournament, then you should get points for actually putting time into judo as an instructor day in day out. 1 point for every 10 classes taught. For most brown belts, that would be one point every couple of months for actively teaching classes. Actually studying and practicing judo is a novel idea for points too, but that may just be taking it too far... As for the points needed for promotion, I stand firm that points, time in grade, and testing are all that should be required to present for promotion. Requiring the names and ranks of all opponents is micro management and is not needed. Especially when you can currently gain points by entering a name as a tournament host. That's pretty weak. This will drive more people to simply submit their rank directly to the national org. rather than going through the state, which can be done for kyu ranks. The third part of the proposal, I would move to dismiss from the proposal, as apparently non sanctioned clinics can be counted toward points as long as they are announced. After last weekend, I think that only points for teaching judo should be added as additional ways to achieve points. If you can get a point for sitting in on a 30 minute coaches clinic before a tournament, or points for having your name listed on a piece of paper as the host of a tournament, then you should get points for actually putting time into judo as an instructor day in day out. 1 point for every 10 classes taught. For most brown belts, that would be one point every couple of months for actively teaching classes. Actually studying and practicing judo is a novel idea for points too, but that may just be taking it too far…

As for the points needed for promotion, I stand firm that points, time in grade, and testing are all that should be required to present for promotion. Requiring the names and ranks of all opponents is micro management and is not needed. Especially when you can currently gain points by entering a name as a tournament host. That’s pretty weak.
This will drive more people to simply submit their rank directly to the national org. rather than going through the state, which can be done for kyu ranks.

The third part of the proposal, I would move to dismiss from the proposal, as apparently non sanctioned clinics can be counted toward points as long as they are announced.

]]> Comment on New Proposals for OJA by mikedarter http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/2011/11/new-proposals-for-oja/#comment-276 mikedarter Tue, 29 Nov 2011 18:18:31 +0000 http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/?p=422#comment-276 One change on the awards proposal, I think there should be a collection of 5 or 7 people on a committee to determine awards rather than a body vote. One change on the awards proposal, I think there should be a collection of 5 or 7 people on a committee to determine awards rather than a body vote.

]]> Comment on New Proposals for OJA by mikedarter http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/2011/11/new-proposals-for-oja/#comment-275 mikedarter Tue, 29 Nov 2011 15:03:54 +0000 http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/?p=422#comment-275 I think these are good proposals and a step in the right direction. If a coach and club is in good standing, and points are turned in for promotion by a certified coach, then that should be good enough. If someone wants to dispute the fact, then they have the ability to pull up records and investigate it themselves. It shouldn't be the role of the coaches and players to defend themselves on every accomplishment. I think these are good proposals and a step in the right direction. If a coach and club is in good standing, and points are turned in for promotion by a certified coach, then that should be good enough. If someone wants to dispute the fact, then they have the ability to pull up records and investigate it themselves. It shouldn’t be the role of the coaches and players to defend themselves on every accomplishment.

]]> Comment on New Proposals for OJA by chavez78 http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/2011/11/new-proposals-for-oja/#comment-274 chavez78 Mon, 28 Nov 2011 17:04:29 +0000 http://oklahomajudo.org/blog/?p=422#comment-274 I like them, but would add that in section 3, non "Judo" related events might be limited to a certain percentage of points earned to prevent a wrestler or jiujitsu practitioner from earning all points outside of judo. I like them, but would add that in section 3, non “Judo” related events might be limited to a certain percentage of points earned to prevent a wrestler or jiujitsu practitioner from earning all points outside of judo.

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