Abstract
A nation-wide survey on teaching women's Judo was conducted to Judo instructors who were teaching women's Judo in order to find out the current teaching methods and curriculum of women's Judo. Upon comparing the results of the present study with previous studies partaing to teaching men's Judo, the following conclusions were elicited:
1. As far as teaching Judo to women was concerned the teaching methods or curriculums were not completely established but were similar to men's curriculums or slightly modified from them.
2. There were more male Judo instructors than female teaching wemen's Judo. Comparing to the teaching methods of male instructors the ones of female instructors had a tendency to follow the methods of teaching men's Judo.
3. In order to further or progress wemen's Judo in the future it was suggested that the methods of teaching women's Judo and the contents of Judo contests should be modified according to needs and aims of the participants in women's Judo.
