Sport Activity: Developing women's sport (judo)

Judo is a contact sport. It was founded by Professor Jigoro Kano in Japan in 1882. He took the non-competitive techniques of Japanese jiu-jitsu and developed it into a sport that promotes physical development. Judoka wear a special uniform called a gi and compete on a mat. The main objective is to throw or immobilize the opponent. Matches last 4 minutes for men and women. During the match, players try to throw and control their opponent to earn points. If one player pins the other for 20 seconds, they win the match. Points are awarded based on the execution of techniques. The cost of judo training is 12,627,170 Uzbekistani so'm. The duration of training is 4 years.