Judo Stategy

Belts for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is what shows where a practitioner is on their ranking system. The ranking system is a means of showing one’s practical skill and technical knowledge within Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Belts of color are worn by the practitioner as an award to use as a part of the uniform. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu shares very similar ranking system’s structure origins with the Judo ranking system and colored belts of martial arts. Now the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu ranking system has grown to incorporate unique themes and aspects.

I have been involved Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu since age of nine. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has taught me to always seek technique over physical strength. As I grew older, I sought to help teach younger students the valuable lessons that come with training Bra Jiu-Jitsu. By age fourteen, I was coaching the kid’s class. I am thankful for my opportunities to train and coach Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu because of the discipline I developed, which I was able to apply to my academics. While training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, I was given the opportunity to train, and compete, as a wrestler within the last two years. I initially struggled with the transition since Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners are comfortable on their backs as numerous grappling techniques occur from

My opponent is my teacher and my ego is my enemy. During the beginning of 9th grade I had always wanted to get a membership at a gym and so happen that my cousin started working at this new gym called UFC, she invited me to check it out. Monday in the afternoon, I went to the gym and from the moment I first stepped foot in that gym I loved the vibe there. Everybody pleasantly welcomed me. I first started taking DUT (Daily Ultimate Training) classes which worked more on strength and conditioning. Then several different classes, however the one class that caught my attention the most was the Brazilian jiu-jitsu class. Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) is a martial art and combat sport that teaches a smaller person how to defend himself against a larger adversary by using leverage and proper technique

3. Describe at least 3 nonprice competition strategies a company could use to convince customers that its product is better than other similar products. Why would those strategies matter to customers? (1-6 sentences. 3.0 points)

Verbal Judo is a 138 page book, written by George J. Thompson, Ph. D. and was published in March 2004. It is classified as a nonfiction, personal growth, self help and communication genre. Verbal Judo is based on the art of words and how to utilize them in various situations, in everyday life. The following three chapters left an impression on me; chapter two: The Language of Guidance, chapter four: The Language of Persuasion and chapter eight: The Language of Enforcement. They remained me of situations that have occurred in my own personal life, while I was growing up. This book has opened my eyes to think and solve problems from a different perspective then I would have done so before reading it.

Due to globalization and this fast-growing business environment, firms struggle to earn above-average returns. They strive to establish a competitive advantage in order to earn higher returns. It is not enough for firms to establish a competitive advantage, they should also figure out ways to sustain it. There are several factors that can affect the competitiveness of a firm including customers, suppliers, existing rivals, new entrants, and substitutes. Firms should take into account these factors in order to sustain their competitive advantage. This paper analyzes Yoffie 's (2009) Cola War case, assesses concentrate producers, bottlers, and retailers in terms of Porter’s (2008) five forces of competition and provides recommendations to Coca-Cola.

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are the leading competitors in the market for cola products. In 1960 Coca-Cola introduced Sprite, which today is the worldwide leader in the lemon-lime soft drink market and ranks fourth among all soft drinks worldwide. Prior to 1999, PepsiCo did not have a product that competed directly against Sprite and had to decide whether to introduce such a soft drink. By not introducing a lemon-lime soft drink, PepsiCo would continue to earn a $200 million profit, and Coca-Cola would continue to earn a $300 million profit. Suppose that by introducing a new lemon-lime soft drink, one of two possible strategies could be pursued: (1) PepsiCo could trigger a price war with Coca-Cola in both the lemon-lime and cola markets, or (2) Coca-Cola could acquiesce and each firm maintain its current 50/50 split of the cola market and split the lemon-lime market 30/70 (PepsiCo/Coca-Cola). If PepsiCo introduced a lemon-lime soft drink and a price war resulted, both companies would earn profits of $100 million. Alternatively, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo would earn $275 million and $227 million, respectively, if PepsiCo introduced a lemon-lime soft drink and Coca-Cola acquiesced and split the markets as listed above. If you were a manager at PepsiCo, would you try to convince your colleagues that introducing the new soft drink is the most profitable strategy? Why or why not? Can you draw any general conclusions from this case study? (75

There are two different types of competitive advantage: low cost and differentiation. We will develop them in this part I.

Karate America is a martial arts school. They have dojos that are conveniently located in Brookfield, Menomonee Falls, and Pewaukee, Wisconsin. Their fitness programs include kids martial arts, after school, adult martial arts, and summer camp. Karate America offers the full day program for free for many school days off. Their martial arts program teaches discipline and self confidence. Karate America has received positive reviews from their clients.

“There are 2 types of Competitive Advantage. Firms with lower relative cost than rivals have a Cost Advantage. Firms that are able to charge higher prices (have a higher WTP) than their competitors have a Differentiation Advantage. Firms that have both, low cost and high WTP, have Dual Advantage”( Proenca,Jose).

Australian fuel retail industry is an integral part of the national retail and oil industry that play a strategic role in the national economy. The industry also enjoys sustainable profits over the years despite the product price is volatile. There are several factors that cause the industry profitable despite its price volatility. This essay will identify the factor affecting the industry profits and measure the strength of those factors in threatening its profitability using Michael Porter’s (1979) ‘five force analysis framework’ which broadly analyze the internal rivalry, barriers to entry, and supplier and buyer power within the industry.

To remain competitive a company must consider who their biggest competitors are while considering its own size and position in the industry. The company should develop a strategic advantage over their competitors’

Judo has been a large part of my life since I was six years old. Twenty-one years have passed since I started judo, and the role that it has played in my life has transformed tremendously over the years. To me, judo has always been a sport. I have practiced countless of hours on perfecting the technique of my throws, sweeps, pins, chokes, and armbars, and my work has paid off in competition. I have competed in multiple tournaments on the national and international scope, and I have won awards in both shiai (sparring) and kata (form). However, judo to me changed into so much more after my experience at the 2015 Special Olympics World Games during the summer after my high school junior year.

The supermarket wars has been increasingly frustrating for consumers as sometimes consumers tend not to know where to get the best deals, as they all advertise the same price and brands, in the UK companies such as Tesco and Asda advertise and sell the same products but also claim to low on prices for the customer satisfaction, but in fact they charge more when it comes to their own brands, looking in the telecommunication sector is clear that with the privatization of the telecommunications industry, the mobile phone industry experiences transformations that enhance the dynamics of competition.

The market analysis of cola war is a mix of strategies of 4P’s: Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Image result for 4ps of marketing cola wars