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This study aimed to perform motor action and biomechanical analysis of techniques in female judo athletes separated by weight categories of 638 female bouts (103 extra lightweight  52 kg, 65 lightweight 52&gt;57 kg, 73 half middleweight 57&gt;63 kg, 77 middleweight 63&gt;70 kg, 80 half heavyweight 70&gt;78 kg and 60 heavyweight &gt;78 kg). All bouts were analyzed following the phases of approach, gripping, defensive action, attack, also biomechanical analysis of techniques and groundwork was performed (p ≤ .05). Results indicated that lightweight athletes presented lower attempts to grip, right collar grip and left collar grip frequencies than other categories. Extra lightweight judokas presented lower right back grip and left back and sleeve grip frequencies as well as lower occurrence of techniques with arm and leg lever scored than half lightweight athletes, while half lightweight athletes demonstrated higher frequency of techniques with waist lever variable scored than lightweight ones. These findings should be considered for training prescription.

Comparisons of Motor Actions and Biomechanical Assessments of Judo Techniques Between Female Weight Categories