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That’s a question that we get quite often when we’re meeting interested coaches and athletes. Often, we end up in quite interesting discussions. Some of our ...

Now while I often speak about High Performance Judo, I have always had a kids program and I strongly believe that it is the backbone to any strong judo progr...

"There are many roads which lead to Rome" as the old saying says. Well, there are probably even more roads to victory, as we have many different winners ever...

Photo: Peter Timar Lönneborg People often think about Martial Arts as individual sports, which of course often is right when it comes to the actual competiti...

Evidence Based Coaching with Athlete Analyzer Our mission with Athlete Analyzer is to revolutionize the way coaches develop, train, and guide athletes by pro...

The fitness industry has a long history of private or personal training.  There is very good reason for this: IT WORKS! People lose weight, reduce their chan...

I often get asked about the time needed to prepare one individual athlete for a particular opponent. There is an almost infinite number of possibilities as t...

Athlete Analyzer Judo is developed with a strong focus on simplify the collaboration between the different judo coaches in a team. We have asked Ricardo Tanh...

It may seem like a cliche to talk about the importance of communication in relationships, but effective communication is perhaps nowhere as necessary as betw...

Over the last few years we have witnessed a growing professionalization of Judo in its various strands, but most of the times we continue to find a model of ...

Learn about Load management and how you can use it for your training plans in Athlete Analyzer Judo: You can read more about training load in more detail in ...

Log in and check out our new Getting started page for coaches! The purpose of this page is to make it easier for coaches to start the journey with Athlete An...

For athletes Which of your grips leads to most ippons? Which of your techniques are most efficient? Which technique leads to many wazaris but not to ippons? ...

As a judo coach you probably have many athletes wanting your precious feedback from various competitions. Sometimes you have seen the matches live which make...

Listen to Neil Adams talking about the importance of keeping a training diary and the benefits doing so with Athlete Analyzer Judo. With Athlete Analyzer Jud...

Life as a judo coach is very intense where you are responsible for planning, practices and competitions. What can be very time consuming is all the travellin...

Collaboration between coaches and athletes on different levels like national, regional and clubs can be really complex and time consuming. There are many asp...

Give access to your plans to the other coaches. Several coaches in your team can help build the same plan. One can plan all the judo training, another all th...

We have recently released “Structured goals” in Athlete Analyzer enabling coaches and athletes to set goals based on their analysis from training and competi...