ADJUST HIMSELF/. HERSELF UPON UKE. TO ATTACK AND. DEFEND IN VARIED. AND COMPLEX WAYS. Process to write rules from this kind of table:.
EXAMPLE TO WRITE "RULES" FROM A FRAMEWORK (GRID) OF OBSERVABLE BEHAVIORS In judo, several possible areas of observation could be defined either in Te Waza: grasps, shifts, attitudes, system of attacks or in Ne Waza: grasps, system of attacks. Below is developed a framework (grid) concerning grasps in Te Waza (grasps in standing up position): OBSERVABLE GRASPS FOR TE-WAZA PRACTICE LEVELS
BEGINNER
CRITERIA
POSITIONING OF THE GRASP
LETS HIMSELF BE GRASPED WITHOUT RESISTANCE HE/SHE GRASPS UKE EASILY ON UKE'S CHEST AND ARMS
DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP
CHANGING OF THE GRASPS USE OF THE VARIOUS GRASPS
NONE HE/SHE KEEPS UKE AT A DISTANCE BY PUSHING HIM/HER BACK
ADVANCED LEVEL
A FEW MOVEMENTS TO INTERFERE WITH UKE'S GRASP
HE/SHE ASSOCIATES THE GRASPS WITH THE TECHNIQUES TO ANTICIPATE THE TECHNIQUES TO ATTACK TO CONTROL PUSH BACK, DRAG AND MOVE UKE AROUND
TOP-LEVEL HIGHLY AUTOMATIC PHASES OF APPROACHING AND CATCHING UKE ALL UKE'S BODY IS EXPOSED TO GRASPS
TO ADOPT A PERSONAL GRASP
TO GRAB A HAND WHILE PROVOKING OTHER MOVEMENTS
TO ANTICIPATE THE TACTICS
EXTENDED MOBILITY
TO CONTROL AND ADJUST HIMSELF/ HERSELF UPON UKE
TO ATTACK AND DEFEND IN VARIED AND COMPLEX WAYS
Process to write rules from this kind of table:
IF POSITIONING OF THE GRASP = LETS HIMSELF BE GRASPED WITHOUT RESISTANCE OR HE/SHE GRASPS UKE EASILY THEN LEVEL IN POSITIONING OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER IF DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP = ON UKE'S CHEST AND ARMS THEN LEVEL IN DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER IF CHANGING OF THE GRASP = NONE THEN LEVEL IN CHANGING OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER IF USE OF THE VARIOUS GRASP = HE/SHE KEEPS UKE AT A DISTANCE BY PUSHING HIM/HER BACK THEN LEVEL IN USE OF THE VARIOUS GRASP = BEGINNER It's necessary to write the other rules concerning the other levels: 12 rules concerning the 3 other levels.
In a first step, it will be possible to write new rules concerning Tori's level about all the criteria :
IF LEVEL IN POSITIONING OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER AND LEVEL IN DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER AND LEVEL IN CHANGING OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER AND LEVEL IN USE OF THE VARIOUS GRASP = BEGINNER THEN TORI'S LEVEL IN GRASPS FOR TE-WAZA = BEGINNER
Inside the same area of observation, it seems us non-coherent that a judoka could be beginner for a criterion and proficient or high-level for another. For example, is it possible to be "beginner" in the "POSITIONING OF THE GRASP" and "proficient" in the "USE OF THE VARIOUS GRASPS"? In MS-Excel we will write the following rule:
IF DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP = ON UKE'S CHEST AND ARMS THEN LEVEL IN DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP = BEGINNER In that way: =IF("DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP" = "ON UKE'S CHEST AND ARMS","LEVEL IN DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP" = "BEGINNER","DISPOSITION OF THE GRASP" = "TO BE DEFINE")
