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Hello there is a couple of changes on the schedule.
We move the yoga and the mimosas (parents appreciation day) to September 23th and the ND tailgate fundraiser to September 2nd.
Please let me know if you interested on participating on the tailgate fundraiser for our judo athletes.
The Gokyo no Waza (five sets of techniques) is the standard syllabus of Judo throwing techniques originated in 1895 at the Kodokan in Tokyo, Japan. From 1920 to 1982 the Kodokan Gokyo no Waza was made up of the 40 throws in 5 groups. In 1982 additional techniques (eight reinstated techniques and Shinmeisho No Waza) were added to recognize standard Judo throws that were not part of the Gokyo. Search for a techniqe and watch a video demonstration of how to do each technique.
Oct 28th celebration we give recognitions to athletes for their performance throughout this year.
In 2022 we really work very hard to improving our game not only in technique, but fitness and mental game. From our youngest judoka to our senior team, they all delivery and we are proud of them for leaving our club, city and name in the top the podium.
We took a look in to the new Judokas to look for:
Emiliano Fernandez
Romeo Figueroa-Rodriguez
Andrea Pavon
Jionni Pavon
Isack Rivera
Camila Hernadez
Looking forward in to 2023 for those athletes.
The winners of this certificate are base in their result in the 2022 tournaments.
Best Judoka Spirit: Gael Gonzalez
Best Female Judoka: Mia Ramirez
Best Male Bantam Judoka: Aaron Rivera
Best Male Intermedia Judoka: Bryan Marquez
Best Male Senior Judoka: Nicholas Wegner
Best SBJC Judoka: Leon Leal Tazon
This is teamwork! We make each other better every day.
2023 we are ready! Remember to help us with sharing this great news. South bend and Michiana need to know what excellent job our orange team had done this year.
Thank You!
