4 Certificates: Ippon Seoi-Nage
4 Certificates: Ippon Seoi-Nage
Four certificates to give to your judoka as they develop their Ippon Seoi-Nage skills.
Koka Kids 4 Skills is a new way to keep kids engaged and loving judo.
Track students progress
Keep them motivated
Watch them excel
Each throw has four levels, and four certificates
We begin today with one of the key judo throws: Ippon Seoi-Nage.
Please find the four certificates and two task sheets below. Under each certificate you’ll find the download button.
Each throw has two task sheets.
The first task sheet has recommendations on what the judoka needs to learn at each level. The second task sheet has been left blank, for you to fill in with your own details, to fit your method of teaching.
About Koka Kids 4 Skills
The objective of Koka Kids 4 Skills, is to progress judoka through the different levels of learning a judo throw, along the way giving them tangible recognition of their milestone achievements.
🏆 As they progress through the different levels, they receive certificates that showcase their achievements and skills.
By breaking down the throws into manageable skills, they can tackle one skill at a time and see their improvement along the way. 🥋💪
Not only do these certificates motivate the kids, but parents also love them too! Most parents want to see their child's progress and know what they are learning at judo.
Making the most of Koka Kids 4 Skills at Your Dojo
1/ Start by giving out a task sheet to your judoka at the beginning of each month or term. This sheet will contain achievable tasks that they can tick off as they accomplish them. It's a great way to track progress and keep them motivated!
2/ Plan a skills session where you focus on one of the tasks from the sheet. This dedicated session allows you to work on specific skills and techniques related to that task, helping your judoka improve and master it. 🥇🔥
3/ To celebrate the progress made, organise a certificate night at the end of the month or term. Invite parents to watch as you award certificates. It's a fantastic way to recognise hard work and dedication! 🎉🙌
So, there you have it! More coming next Monday about developing movement skills. Until then, have a great week.
If you’re looking for something to keep the kids thinking about their judo during the summer break take a look at these judo activity and colouring pages.
All the best,
Nik
Nik Fairbrother MBE 7th Dan
Olympic Silver 1992
World Champion 1993
Triple European Champion
Grateful for your work.. Thank you.. Look forward to meeting you one day.. I will begin to get organized and start implementing the material.. Will send pictures soon.. God Bless you.
Do you know of any fun games that we can play for the children? When i was growing up it was just blood sweat and tears. LOL.. things are different now and i want the kids to have more fun. Do you have any materials that i can view to get ideas? Thank you