This book explores how Cuba, a small island nation with limited resources, has consistently produced world-class judo champions. Through detailed examination of training methods, coaching philosophies, and the unique sports school system, it reveals the principles behind Cuba's Olympic success, offering valuable insights for athletes, coaches, and sports enthusiasts interested in high-performance systems. Focusing on practical training approaches rather than theory, the content breaks down Cuba's distinctive judo style, conditioning programs, and mental preparation techniques. The book also addresses current challenges facing Cuban judo, including athlete retention and adapting to rule changes, while highlighting how the program continues developing new generations of competitors through its proven, resourceful approach to athlete development.