Comments on: Point of View in Tournament Judging http://www.taidoblog.com/judging-point-of-view/ Taido theory, technique, and information Sat, 05 Jun 2010 00:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=145 By: andy http://www.taidoblog.com/judging-point-of-view/comment-page-1/#comment-8588 andy Thu, 03 Dec 2009 11:59:56 +0000 http://www.taidoblog.com/?p=583#comment-8588 That sounds interesting. I wonder if these are elimination matches, or are they one player at a time with a score? The only negative I could imagine to such a set up in a Taido tournament would be if the side judges had difficulty seeing the player on the opposite side of the court. Still, it's definitely something to consider. I think Taido (as an organization) can learn a lot from other styles, especially from established budo and professionally run orgs. As a martial art, Taido works on its own principles, but the principles or running organizations and competitions don't differ significantly from case to case. That sounds interesting. I wonder if these are elimination matches, or are they one player at a time with a score?

The only negative I could imagine to such a set up in a Taido tournament would be if the side judges had difficulty seeing the player on the opposite side of the court. Still, it’s definitely something to consider.

I think Taido (as an organization) can learn a lot from other styles, especially from established budo and professionally run orgs. As a martial art, Taido works on its own principles, but the principles or running organizations and competitions don’t differ significantly from case to case.

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