The aim of this paper was to analyze technical characteristics of the male judo athletes, participants of the Olympic tournament in London 2012. The analysis included all bouts for 233 judokas in seven weight categories (254 contests). The EJU (European Judo Union) database "Match Analysis Process" was used in analysis. The following indices were found in throwing techniques: dominance of hand throwing techniques, Te-waza (38%), following leg techniques, Ashi-waza (33%), devoted techniques, Sutemiwaza (15%), side techniques, Koshi-waza (11%), and with a lowest participation - counter techniques (3%). The floor was dominated with holding grips, Osaekomi-waza with 63%, following with arm-locks with 27% and choking techniques with a 10% share. The ratio between scoring techniques in the standing position and on ground floor was 83 to 17%. There were 51 easier injuries reported. Efficiency was not high in judo, for 82 % of segment-representing tactic for grip, and only 18% was scoring techniques. With overall 36 different techniques used with men, Judo is a technical sport.
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