What equipment do I need to practice judo?

As far as I know, besides human sandbags,

some judo gyms use long rubber bands (or bicycle inner tubes) to practice moves such as over-the-shoulder wrestling,

by tying one end of the band to a post and pulling on the other end of the band to practice the move.

Additionally, there is of course some physical training equipment, such as heavy training equipment to strengthen various muscles

The difference between judo and wrestling (Chinese wrestling, fast wrestling) is mainly in the rules of the game,

Wrestling is as long as the part of the feet other than touch the ground is considered to be a loser,

And judo must be cleanly to the opponent's back on the ground to be considered a "win",

And judo must cleanly the opponent's back on the ground is considered to be a "win",

There is also a difference between the two. "

Otherwise, it's all about getting to the ground and fighting with joints.

So there are some differences between the two in terms of wrestling techniques, with judo being a bit more powerful and

wrestling being more skillful and fast-paced;

and judo's ground fighting techniques are also not found in wrestling.

One more thing, judo and wrestling costumes are different,

Judo costumes are very thick special judo uniforms, which will not be broken even if they are pulled strongly during the match,

So many of judo's wrestling techniques are pulling on the opponent's uniforms,

These techniques may not always be useful in a real fight (the clothes that the average person wears can't withstand that kind of pulling);

Wrestling is wearing a cardigan, which is a kind of open-knit suit, which can't withstand that kind of pulling. Wrestling is wearing a cardigan, it's hard to pull on the dojo to drop your opponent,

so most of the wrestling techniques are pulling on the opponent's arms, belt, or neck,

which is closer to real combat