semantic matters

Since the release of SuperJudo.tv we have seen some great feedback and comments about the site.  We launched the site on March 7th with four episodes including ground attack, cross grips and angle attacks.We launched the site during the N.Y. Open Tournament which gave us great exposure to the international community.  We’ve seen hits from Spain, France and the United Kingdom as well as South America and Canada.Look forward to many more episodes going live each week with Sensei Leo White and maybe even some guest Sensei’s from around the world! 

It’s finally ready.  The worlds first weekly online video show about Judo techniques and competition tactics filmed in High Definition and free to anyone in the world.

The host is a two time Olympian with 18 National Titles and has been doing Judo for 40 years.  Sensei Leo White is involved as the on-camera instructor but also as the director of these weekly episodes.

Advertising on the site and show productions is handled by Medianomic, a new media company focusing on video productions and in-video advertising.

To find out more about Super Judo TV, you can visit their site and to get more info on Medianomic, their site is very informative. 

The new year brings many changes in the world of Judo. In a couple of weeks we will launch the first ever, weekly Judo show with high quality video that is free for anyone to watch. Our Sensei, Leo White is the host of this weekly online show produced by Medianomic and broadcast on www.SuperJudo.TV.Leo is a two time Olympian and holder of many national championships. You can find out more about Super Judo TV and Leo White on the site at www.SuperJudo.TV The show will be about competition tactics and judo techniques and will be shot in the Atlanta dojo.Remember to tell your friends about this, first ever, weekly judo show & don’t forget to visit Leo’s dojo site at www.LeoWhiteJudo.com.

Well, all parts seem to be working adequately so far.  This past week has been light in terms of injuries, probably because I haven’t been to Judo that much.  I usually go 4 - 5 times per week but I’ve been feeling tired of late so I’m taking it easy this week.

Stay tuned for regular reports as the Judo season picks up.