Through numerous exercise forms and training examples presented in this book, in which information and especially pressure conditions are altered, the authors demonstrate how modern coordination training in judo can meet these demands. The described exercise examples include both coordination training of fundamental components (such as the use of the playing leg or the pulling and lifting arm) and complex coordination training involving competitive techniques (throwing under challenging balance conditions or after physical and psychological pre-fatigue). The book aims to clarify the fundamental principles of judo-specific coordination training and also to encourage creative modifications and further development of the presented concrete examples in training practice.