To master an actual technique, mental culture should come first. Acquiring a technique requires a careful, modest, non-mean, free and attentive mind. In other words a player should do his utmost and nothing less. — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
A good Judoka never anticipates his action in a match, but his mind is as clever as a polished mirror which enables him to… — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
True spirit of Judo is nothing but the gentle and diligent free spirit. Judo rests on flexible action of mind and body. The word… — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
The weed crushed and pressed by the heavy rock may slowly and gently grow up anew helped by the fresh air, sunshine, and sympathetic… — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
To master an actual technique, mental culture should come first. Acquiring a technique requires a careful, modest, non-mean, free and attentive mind. In other… — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
"Ju" means being natural or in other words the way which is natural and in accords with the truth of the universe and the… — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
Do not place hope in finding a secret technique. Polish the mind through ceaseless training; that is the key to effective techniques. — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
A chance to try your technique is in one instant never to be regained, so try it without hesitation. — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
The mind, if slackened even a little, will cause defeat, the same as fearing the opponent will make you unable to use full strength. — Kyuzo Mifune Copy Share Image
