Light randori
Ready when: Throws and groundwork transitions (i1) started.
What the coach teaches
Set practice first (agreed throws and ways of moving, throwing in turn, then light resistance), then free practice of 2 to 4 minutes in natural posture with light sliding steps, not fought like a contest; partners of similar size and skill.
At home, safe only
Judo games at home: tail tag and the mirror (b1) to Bowing, the belt and the words (b3); the mirror game.
Ask the club
The randori rules for juniors and weight and size matching.
What you can see from the side
The player stays upright, keeps attacking and stops on "mate".
Self-check what the coach confirms
The instructor sees attack, defence and no rough play.
Stop and get a coach when
A child loses control or is upset.
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