Author: Brett Lewis

The sad news is that there is no judo for 6 weeks. The good news is that this is the perfect opportunity to do 100 pushups.
And coincidentally this is a 6 week program.
Go to: hundred pushups
Let’s all get there by the time we are on the mat again. Start with week 1.

As most of you know, we are moving from Rings-&-Things to a new location at Lilac City Fit Body Boot Camp.
Saturday March 14 (Pi day) is the big move. We need all your help to get our mats moved.
We are planning to meet at Rings-&-Things at 8:00 to move the mats.
Please join us to help with the move.

Come one come all for the last night of practice at Rings-&-Things! We need everyone on Saturday to help us move, but come to practice tonight to enjoy our old space one last time. Hope to see everyone there!

Come one come all for the last night of practice at Rings-&-Things! We need everyone on Saturday to help us move, but come to practice tonight to enjoy our old space one last time. Hope to see everyone there!

Due to the ongoing virus situation, this tournament has been postponed. If/when this changes, I will post updated info.

The Battle by the Lake Judo Tournament, Saturday, April 25, 2020

Coeur d’Alene High School
5530 N. 4th Street
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815. 

Online Registration and Payment only

• Single Entry Fee $40.00 + $2 handling fee: here
• Double Entry $65.00 + $2 handling fee: here

Waivers and Black Belt Certification forms are included at the registration sites.
Weigh-in at your declared dojo; head sensei must submit full roster to
lakelandjudoclub@gmail.com
 by midnight, April 21.
No walk up entries will be accepted.
9:00am   Referee and Coaches’ meeting
9:45am   Opening Ceremonies
10:00am Competition Begins
Hotel accommodations at Triple Play Resort Hotel & Suites, 151 W. Orchard Ave., Hayden, ID  208-772-7900, Code:  Judo
If you have any questions, please contact Lakeland Judo Club,
lakelandjudoclub@gmail.com

Obukan is pleased to invite you to our 64th annual tournament on Saturday, March 21st (Kata – Friday, March 20th) at the beautiful PCC Cascade campus gym! 

We are looking forward to seeing you all and having an amazing tournament! 

So, please join us for the 64th Annual Obukan Judo Shiai & Kata/ Onchi Sensei Memorial Tournament! This year starts our journey towards 100 years of doing
judo in Portland, Oregon. Opening our dojo doors in 1926 and being visited twice by Jigoro Kano Shihan. With you we are all keeping the judo traditions
alive. We look forward to seeing you and your awesome judo on March 21, 2020.  So mark your calendars and help us start our 6 year journey towards 100! 

registration info

Alaina recently competed in a tournament in Germany (taking bronze!).
Here is a blog post about it: Alaina’s trip to Germany

All her hard work definitely was worth it.
I look forward to writing many more posts like this one!

You can read the story here:
here

I also found this:
How To Beat Teddy Riner

You all have been listening to me go on and on about the importance of counters and combinations. Today Mike asked about combinations and I thought instead of me saying again that I think combinations are important, I would just post a link to this excellent resource.
This gives a nice list of techniques, with setups, follow-ups, and counters.
Memorize all of these and you will be fine.
The list is here.