Safety on Judo Children: Methodology and Results
Attilio Sacripanti, Tania De Blasis

TL;DR
This study develops a scientific methodology to evaluate the safety of judo throws for children, analyzing impact forces, energy absorption, and trauma risk, demonstrating that correct falls are safe when proper techniques are used.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive biomechanical and thermal evaluation framework for assessing judo fall safety in children, integrating impact analysis with trauma risk assessment.
Findings
Properly executed judo falls are safe for children on approved Tatami.
Incorrect training combinations may pose long-term organ trauma risks.
A digital hazard alert system can help prevent injury during training.
Abstract
Many doctors although they have not firsthand experience of judo, describe it as a sport unsuitable for children. Theoretically speaking falls derived by Judo throwing techniques,could be potentially dangerous,especially for kids,if poorly managed.A lot of researches were focalized on trauma or injuries taking place in judo, both during training and competition The goal of this Research is to define and apply a scientific methodology to evaluate the hazard in falls by judo throws for children during training.By organizing the research there are defined: Five throws with different falls and flight time. The maximum impact forces and velocities. The contact surfaces of bodies on the Tatami. The Elastocaloric effect to evaluate the energy absorption by Tatami Materials. The maximum Strain on the Tatami. The impact reaction Stress on the children bodies. After valuated the mechanic of…
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