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Baltimore Judo Club

    A subsidiary of Baltimore Martial Arts Academy, Baltimore Judo Club is affiliated with United States Judo Federation and Shufu Yudanshakai.

    Baltimore Judo Club has has been teaching Kodokan Judo for over 55 years. If you have any questions email Gary Berger or call us at 410-465-7799
 
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About Baltimore Judo Club

What Style do we teach?

    The style of Judo taught at Baltimore Judo Club is known as Kodokan Judo. All of the Judo techniques are laid down by the Kodokan in Tokyo, Japan. The second most popular sport around the world, it is an exceptional form of exercise for the mind, body and spirit. Judo is practiced at Baltimore Judo Club by men and women from 6 to 60 years old. When studying Judo you practice at your own pace depending on your abilities. There are competitions, governed by the United States Judo, Inc. and the United States Judo Federation, held regularly in Maryland. You can compete either in SHIAI (fights) or KATA (practice forms), though you do not have to compete at all. All new-comers are offered a free class to try Judo for themselves. Drop by and check us out. Spectators are welcome.

    For information about membership fees, email Gary Berger or call him at 410-465-7799.

Location! Do you know where we are?

    Baltimore Judo Club is located at 10-D Winters Lane in Catonsville, Md. 21228. Please follow the directions below.

    From the West side of the Baltimore Beltway (route 695), take Frederick Road (EXIT 13) West toward Catonsville. After the third (3rd) traffic light (not counting the traffic lights at exit 13), make a right turn onto Winters Lane. Then make a right turn into the second parking lot on the right hand side. As you turn into the lot you will see our sign in the back of the lot on the left. Map of Catonsville.

    For those of you who do not drive, but would like to take classes at Baltimore Judo Club, the Maryland Transit Authority offers the #10 Bus which runs from downtown Baltimore through Catonsville within 1 block of the club. The Route Map for the #10 Bus in adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. The link to the Weekday #10 Bus Schedule. The link to the Saturday #10 bus Schedule.


Schedule of Practice

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The following schedules are for practices only at Baltimore Judo Club. Please consult the Events calendar for competitions, clinics, promotions, or other special occasions.

For more information about our classes, please email Gary Berger or call us at 410-465-7799.

  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
and Judo
    6:30-8:00 PM     10:30-NOON  
Iaido (Sword)             10:00-NOON
Jodo (Staff)             8:00-10:00 AM
Judo - Kids & Adults 6:30-8:00 PM   8:00-9:30 PM   6:30-8:00 PM  9:00-10:30 AM  
Mixed Martial Arts 8:00-9:30 PM 6:30-8:00 PM   6:30-8:00 PM      

Our Saturday Judo classes are taught by Sensei Charles D. Peters Sandan (3rd Degree Black Belt)
Sensei for Monday Judo classes: Tomas Drgon Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt)
Sensei for Wednesday Judo classes: Sergei Fedotov Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt)
Sensei for Friday Judo classes: Denis Nikitin Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt)

    For information about membership fees, email Gary Berger or call him at 410-465-7799.

    Jodo and Iaido are taught under the supervision of Sensei Doctor William Dvorine of the Washington Kendo Club. For more information about Dr. Dvorines' classes, you can email William Dvorine or call him by phone at 410-484-5252 or 410-828-8207.


Baltimore Judo Club News!

Baltimore Judo Club Students Promoted

    Seven Baltimore Judo Club students were examined and promoted in rank at the Shufu Judo Yudanshakai Promotional Examination and Shiai held April 26th and 27th in College Park, Maryland. The Shufu Promotional is an all-day event that examines a Judo players knowledge and quality of application of throws, pins chokes, arm locks, combination techniques, counters and competition skills. All of our students who entered for promotion obtained the rank they were working toward. The promoted Judoka are:

JUNIORS RANK CHANGE
Brian Gluzman From Rokkyu to Gokyu
   
SENIORS RANK CHANGE
Keith Burton From Rokkyu to Gokyu
Peter D. Lee From Rokkyu to Gokyu
William Niebauer From Rokkyu to Gokyu
Lee Synkowski From Rokkyu to Gokyu
Johan Ulloa From Yonkyu to Sankyu
Denis Nikitin From Ikkyu to Shodan

    We are very proud of the work our students have done to get where they are and how they performed at this event. Congratulations to all.


Karen Whilden and Diane Jackson Place First In Cuba

    Karen Whilden, a teacher at Baltimore Judo Club, and Diane Jackson, a teacher at Hui-O Judo Club, represented the USA in Havana at the Cuban Olympics. This year was the first year in which Kata, specifically Nage No Kata, was included. Karen and Diane placed first out of four teams. The other Kata teams were all Cuban. Congratulations on a Kata well performed.


Karen Whilden and Diane Jackson Represent PJU and USA
at First Kodokan Judo Kata International Tournament

A report by Diane Jackson

    Karen Whilden, a teacher at Baltimore Judo Club, and Diane Jackson, a teacher at Hui-O Judo Club, represented the Pan American Judo Union and the USA, their clubs, Maryland, Virginia and Shufu Judo Yudanshakai at the first Kodokan Judo Kata International Tournament held October 25-29, 2007 at the Kodokan in Tokyo, Japan. This tournament included competition in Nage No Kata and Katame No Kata, practice forms which teach competition skills, and Ju No Kata and Kime No Kata, forms which teach self defense. Each Judo union in the world and Japan named 2 to 3 teams for competition in each Kata. The Pan American Judo Union included 4 teams from the USA, 2 teams from Brazil and 1 team from Canada. Diane and Karen Performed Katame No Kata and placed 9th. Japan captured gold and silver in all Kata while Spain's teams took home 3rd in all Kata and Italy placed 4th in all Kata. It was a great achievement to be named to this first-ever history making event and to compete against the best in the world at the Kodokan.

    I would have never believed someone if they told me that I would compete at the Kodokan representing the USA and PJU. I expected the Kodokan would host a top quality tournament, but they did it with unbelievable friendliness, style, and apparent ease. It was also a learning experience. The Kodokan was looking for things in the Kata, especially in style, that we did not do. The teams that performed the best train at the Kodokan every year. What a luxury that would be! The Kodokan held seminars after the tournament that were enlightening. I met Kata players from all over the world and affirmed a universal Judo truth:   Judo players are nice people. While we, the US team, were using our collective Kata knowledge to work on changes after the tournament and 2 players from Spain, who placed 3rd, came into the hallway to work on Kata with us.


Class Closing Alerts

    On days when we have a closing of some or all of the classes scheduled at Baltimore Judo Club, an email notice is sent out to all Judo players for whom we have an email address on file. This email alert is sent by 3:00 pm on the day of the closing, unless we have prior knowledge, in which case the alert will be sent as soon as possible. If you want to be on this email list, send an email with your name and the words "Class Closing Alerts" in the subject line or body to Corky.


Maryland Judo, Inc. News!

May 17, 2008
USJI Coach Education and Certification Clinic with Patrick Burris

    On Saturday, May 17th Virginia Judo, Inc. and Maryland Judo, Inc. will host a USJI Coach Education and Certification Clinic with Patrick Burris, Director of USJI Coach Education and Certification. This Clinic will be held at the College Park Community Center, 5051 Pierce Avenue, College Park, Maryland 20740. Check-in and clinic registration will be from 8:00 to 9:00 am. The clinic will run from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm with a 1 hour lunch break. Make sure you bring a Judo Gi and a USJI membership card. The flyer, entry form and waiver can be downloaded from USJI Coach Clinic. For more information, contact Michael Landstreet at 571-216-8992 or by email at Michael Landstreet.

Directions:

    To get to College Park Judo Club from Rt I-95 South take Route 495, the Washington Beltway toward College Park. The Merge ramps onto the Washington Beltway divide into 4 lanes:   Two lanes split to the left and 2 lanes split to the right. Take the 2 lanes that split to the right but stay in the left-most lane. Take Exit 25, the first exit, route 495 East toward College Park. Stay to the right and take Exit 25B, Route 1, Baltimore Avenue South, toward College Park. On Baltimore Avenue proceed about 3 miles then make a left turn onto Lakeland Road. Turn right onto Pierce Avenue at the second Stop sign. Follow Pierce Avenue around the bend to the College Park Community Center which will be on your right.


October 4, 2008
United States Naval Academy Senior Invitational Judo Championships

    The United States Naval Academy Senior Invitational Judo Championships will be held on October 4th at the Halsey Field House, United States Naval Academy, 121 Blake Raod, Annapolis, Maryland 21402-5000. Both individual and team competitions will be held. This competition is open to all Senior Judoka with a current USJI, USJF or USJA membership. Membership in USJI or USJF may be obtained during registration. Note:   Pre-registration is highly recommended! Our campus is a military base and is closed to cars and trucks that do not have prior authorization to be on-site. Everyone must show a picture ID to enter the campus. Please park at the parking area by Gate 8. A shuttle will run on a regular basis to pick participants up and take them to the competition site. Parking is also available on King George Street just before arriving at Gate 1 and you can walk on. The Flyer, Waiver, Entry forms and Day Pass Application will be available as soon as possible.

    For more information, contact Edwin Takemori at 410-431-7360 or by email at Edwin Takemori The alternate contact is Helen McProuty at 301-262-0762, or by email at Helen McProuty

Directions From Baltimore

    Take either Interstate 97 South or Maryland Route 2 South for 26 miles and get off on Rowe Boulevard, Exit 24. Take Rowe Boulevard 1.6 miles to where it deadends at College Avenue - make a left turn. Go to the first stop light, this will be King George Street - make a right turn. Follow King George Street for two blocks. Enter Gate 1, Visitor's Parking is on your right. Note:   Only vehicles with DoD stickers or a guest pass are allowed on the Yard. All others will need to park outside the Academy and walk in through Gate 1 with a valid ID. EVERYONE must show a photo ID to enter.

Directions From Washington, DC

    Take US Route 50 East for 35 miles and get off on Rowe Boulevard, Exit 24. Take Rowe Boulevard 1.6 miles to where it deadends at College Avenue - make a left turn. Go to the first stop light, this will be King George Street - make a right turn. Follow King George Street for two blocks. Enter Gate 1, Visitor's Parking is on your right. Note:   Only vehicles with DoD stickers or a guest pass are allowed on the Yard. All others will need to park outside the Academy and walk in through Gate 1 with a valid ID. EVERYONE must show a photo ID to enter.


Judo DVDs Available

    Steve Seaquist, Maryland Judo, Inc. Librarian, has begun conversion of the MJI video library from VHS to DVD. These videos can be borrowed and returned by mail by any current member of MJI in good standing. There is a $1.00 mailing and handling fee and a 1 month time limit for borrowing. At the present time, the videos that have been set to DVD format are the Kodokan videos "Nage-no-Kata," "Katame-no-Kata" and "Ju no-Kata." For more information, contact Steve Seaquist at 301-630-3535 or by email at Steve Seaquist. To return videos to the MJI Library, simply mail them to Steve Seaquist, 5806 Arbroath Drive, Clinton, MD 20735-1510.


A Tax Deductible Gift To Maryland Judo, Inc.
Supports Maryland's Athletes And Clubs

    Because Maryland Judo, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) corporation, you can deduct 100 percent of any donation you make on your Federal Income Tax return. MJI supports Maryland's Judo Athletes directly by giving qualifying athletes $100.00 to place in national level events, such as the High School and Collegiate Nationals and the USJI Senior Nationals. MJI gives $150.00 per event to compete in international level events, such as the USJI Junior Olympics, the USJI Junior US Open, USJI Senior US Open, the Pan Am Championships and any other offshore events. In 2005 MJI has supported our Judo competitors with $2,050.00 of athlete sponsorship. If you would like to make a donation to MJI, you can do so very simply by sending a check or money order, made payable to Maryland Judo, Incorporated, to:

Maryland Judo, Incorporated
C/O Bill Byrd, Treasurer
8730 Georgia Avenue, Suite 312
Silver Spring, MD 20910

    Make sure that your full name and address are printed on the check and in the lower right corner print that the check is for "2006 Donation to MJI." For more information, you can contact Bill Byrd by phone at 301-589-0942 or by email at Bill Byrd

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News From Shufu Yudanshakai

Join the Shufu Judo Mailing List

    Stay informed by joining the Shufu Judo Yudanshakai mailing list! The purpose of this list is to convey information about announcements, news, events and notifications regarding Shufu. Below are the necessary addresses to manage your subscription to the mailing list. To subscribe just send an email using the ShufuJudo-subscribe@yahoogroups.com address. You will receive a confirmation email before you are live on the list. To send an email to the list, use the ShufuJudo@yahoogroups.com address and all members will receive your post. Please note the domain is "yahoogroups", not "yahoo".

    Please note you must be a member of the mailing list to post messages.


Shufu/MJI Junior and Senior Promotional Requirements

    The Shufu Junior Promotional Requirements. The Shufu Senior Promotional Requirements. Both documents are in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. As it has in the past, Maryland Judo, Inc. has accepted these standards as the ones it too will use.


News From United States Judo, Inc.

USJI Kata Guidlines

    The following are official Kata guidelines provided by the USJI Kata Subcommittee for use by members who are interested in learning more about kata, or becoming a Kata judge. All of these links can be found on USJI's Kata web page and are to documents in Microsoft Word Format (.doc).

Nage-No-Kata

Katame-No-Kata

Ju-No-Kata

Kime-No-Kata

Goshin Jutsu

Koshiki-No-Kata

Itsutsu-No-Kata


Judo News Group

    How would you like to receive the latest Judo news delivered to your e-mail inbox? You can subscribe to the Yahoo Judo News Group by sending an email to JudoNews-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. You can also upload information about news or events at your club by sending the information to JudoNews@yahoogroups.com. If you decide to unsubscibe, all you have to do is send an email to JudoNews-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com. You need to be a registered with Yahoo to take advantage of the group. This can be done at http://groups.yahoo.com/. It's that easy, and it's free, to get the latest Judo news delivered to your email inbox.


News From The United States Judo Federation

USJF Is Looking For Teachers

Dear Friends & Supporters of Judo:

    I am trying to create a list for the purpose of connecting certified Public School teachers who are practicing Judo and/or who have started a Judo Club at their school, whether it is elementary or secondary. Rank is not an issue.

    If anyone knows a teacher who wants to start a program or knows anyone who is doing Judo and not a certified teacher but wants to start a club at a primary or secondary school.

    If anyone at a university or community college would be interested in being part of a program to attract certified public school teachers in order to develop Judo in public schools.

    Please forward your/their name, address, phone, and email to me.

Yours in Judo,

Drew Wickham
314 Country Club Rd
Chicago Heights, IL. 60411

Phone:   708-709-0929

Drew Wickham

Thank you Robert Fukuda


News From The International Judo Federation

IJF Refereeing Rules

    The updated International Judo Federation Refereeing rules are located on the IJF Web Site on the news page for the current IJF Referee Rules. On this page you will find links for English or French or Spanish versions of an Adobe Acrobat PDF file. When viewing the IJF web site it is best to use either Netscape 6 or Internet Explorer 6 or higher.


Merchandise available at Baltimore Judo Club

Books

    We do not sell Judo books directly from Baltimore Martial Arts Academy Judo and Mixed Martial Arts Center. If, however, you would like to search for a martial arts book, video, T-shirt, uniform or other product, from Amazon.com, feel free to use the search link below.

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What is Judo?

If you see a situation where you can help, please lend a hand.

    Judo is an international and olympic sport. Originally Judo was derived from JuJitsu. Jujitsu is a form of control that uses punches, kicks, blocks, wrist-locks, leg-locks, throws, pins, arm-locks and strangles. As a fighting form it is very effective, but as a sport or a form of physical education it had one problem. A lot of practice partners were damaged during the learning process. Jigaro Kano studied the various schools of Jujitsu, and wanted to create a form of exercise that would help to strengthen mind and body like Jujitsu but would also be surviveable. Judo is the result. It involves the practice of throws, pins, strangles and arm-locks. Much of the more dangerous forms used in Jujitsu are still in Judo but only in Kata form where they can be practiced in a controlled manner. Beside the physical practice of techniques, Judo also encompasses moral teachings and fostering the belief that Judo should be used only for defense and for the mutual welfare and benefit of the community.

The most complete book written about Judo is still Kodokan Judo, written by Jigoro Kano. Kodokan Judo includes a brief history and etiquette as well as the throws, pins, armlocks, strangles and counters for these techniques and it contains descriptions of the seven Kata of the Kodokan. This book is available from www.amazon.com by clicking on the logo to the right. Kodokan Judo

For a complete listing of the current International Judo Federation competition rules, click one of the links below. When viewing the IJF web site it is best to use either Netscape 6 or Internet Explorer 6 or higher.

For English IJF Referee Rules.

For French IJF Referee Rules.

For Spanish IJF Referee Rules.

Shufu/Maryland Judo, Inc. Promotional Requirements

The Junior Promotional Requirements in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format.

The Senior Promotional Requirements in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format.

USJI Kata Guidlines

    The following are official Kata guidelines provided by the USJI Kata Subcommittee for use by members who are interested in learning more about kata, or becoming a Kata judge. All are in Microsoft Word Format (.doc).

Nage-No-Kata

Katame-No-Kata

Ju-No-Kata

Kime-No-Kata

Goshin Jutsu

Koshiki-No-Kata

Itsutsu-No-Kata


The most comprehensive book written about Nage-No-Kata and Katame-No-Kata is Judo Formal Techniques: A Complete Guide to Kodokan Randori No Kata, written by Tadao Otaki and Donn F. Draeger. Judo Formal Techniques includes a historical background, theoretical aspects and a tremendous amount of detail with clear, concise explanations about the study and performance of the two Kata. This book is available from www.amazon.com by clicking on the logo to the right. Judo Formal Techniques

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Local, Regional and National Judo Events

If you have an event you want listed or a correction to a present listing, email Corky.

NOTE: Make sure you check the dates and locations with the contact person. Sometimes information changes.

You can receive our Events Calendar by email every month. Just email Corky and let him know your name, email address and that you would like to receive our calendar. To prevent this email newsletter from getting swept up by an overzealous spam filter, please add our "From" address ("cdp9000@erols.com") to your address book.

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May 17, 2008 USJI Coach Education and Certification Clinic with Patrick Burris
College Park, Maryland Contact: Michael Landstreet at 571-216-8992
  Email contact: Michael Landstreet
   
May 17, 2008 1st Annual Mississippi Mixed Martial Arts Tournament
Jackson, Mississippi Contact: Dave Melton at 601-624-3149
  Email contact: Dave Melton
   
May 17-18, 2008 Westchester Judo Open
Westchester, New York Contact: Sauveur Soriano at Sauveur Soriano
   
May 24-25, 2008 36th Am-Can International Judo Challenge
Amherst, New York Contact: Mel Ginter at 716-693-6008
  Email contact: Mel Ginter
   
June 7, 2008 Shufu Junior and Youth Open
College Park, Maryland Contact: Karl Tamai at 301-537-5836
  Email contact: Karl Tamai
   
June 13-14, 2008 U. S. Olympic Team Trials for Judo
Las Vegas, Nevada Contact: Corinne Shigemoto at 719-201-6176
  Email contact: Corinne Shigemoto
   
June 19-22, 2008 The Greatest Training Camp on Earth
Matthews, North Carolina Email contact: Carl Hayes
   
June 23-29 and
June 27-July 3, 2008
2 Mayo Quanchi Elite Summer Training Camps
West Warwick, Rhode Island Contact: Serge Bouyssou at 401-647-4678
  Email contact: Serge Bouyssou
   
June 28-29, 2008 USJA Junior Nationals
Boston, Massachusetts Contact: Jimmy Pedro at 978-973-6238
  Email contact: Jimmy Pedro
   
June 30-July 2, 2008 USJA Junior National Training Camp
Wakefield, Massachusetts Contact: Jimmy Pedro at 978-973-6238
  Email contact: Jimmy Pedro
   
July 4-6, 2008 USJF Junior Nationals
Chicago, Illinois To be placed on USJF Jr. Nationals email list: email link for 2008usjfjrnationals
   
July 13-19, 2008 Spirit of the Eagle International Judo Training Camp
Marietta, Ohio Email contact: Jamie Livergood
   
July 18-20, 2008 US Open Junior Judo Championships
July 21-23, 2008 US Open Junior Judo Training Camp
Fort Lauderdale, Florida Contact: Gerry Navarro at 954-435-6976
  Email contact: Gerry Navarro
   
July 25-27, 2008 USJI National Junior Olympic Championships
Orlando, Florida Contact: Sherrie Phillips at 719-866-4730
  Email contact: Sherrie Phillips
   
August 9-15, 2008 2008 Olympic Games Judo in Beijing, China
   
August 10-16, 2008 YMCA International Judo Camp
Huguenot, New York Contact: Huguenot YMCA at 845-858-2200
  Email Contact: Huguenot YMCA
   
August 16, 2008 National Referee Clinic and James Burrell Senior Team Tournament
Glenn Dale, Maryland Contact: Edwin Takemori at 410-431-7360
  E-Mail Contact: Edwin Takemori
  Alternate contact: Helen McProuty at 301-262-0762
  Email contact: Helen McProuty
   
August 30, 2008 Eastern Open Judo Championships
Beltsville, Maryland Contact: Kevin Tamai at 703-622-6861
  Email Contact: Kevin Tamai at Kevin Tamai
  Alternate contact: Mark Smith at 301-674-5438
  Email contact: Mark Smith
   
September 6, 2008 Faye Allen Memorial Kata Championship and Clinic
Glenn Dale, Maryland Contact: Edwin Takemori at 410-431-7360
  E-Mail Contact: Edwin Takemori
  Alternate contact: Helen McProuty at 301-262-0762
  Email contact: Helen McProuty
   
October 4, 2008 U. S. Naval Academy Senior Invitational Judo Championships
Annapolis, Maryland Contact: Edwin Takemori at 410-431-7360
  E-Mail Contact: Edwin Takemori
  Alternate contact: Helen McProuty at 301-262-0762
  Email contact: Helen McProuty
   
October 4-5, 2008 Rendez Vous Canada
Montreal, Quebec, Canada Contact: Noel Van Duyne at Noel Van Duyne
   
October 18, 2008 Ken Tamai Memorial Fall Judo Championships
Beltsville, Maryland Contact: Kevin Tamai at 703-622-6861
  Email Contact: Kevin Tamai at Kevin Tamai
  Alternate contact: Mark Smith at 301-674-5438
  Email contact: Mark Smith
   
November 15, 2008 2008 Fall Shufu Judo Yudanshakai Junior Promotional Examination and Shiai
Beltsville, Maryland Contact: Kevin Tamai at 703-622-6861
  Email Contact: Kevin Tamai at Kevin Tamai
  Alternate contact: Mark Smith at 301-674-5438
  Email contact: Mark Smith
   
November 16, 2008 2008 Fall Shufu Judo Yudanshakai Senior Promotional Examination and Shiai
Beltsville, Maryland Contact: Kevin Tamai at 703-622-6861
  Email Contact: Kevin Tamai at Kevin Tamai
  Alternate contact: Mark Smith at 301-674-5438
  Email contact: Mark Smith

For more Local and National level competition listings, try the following link:
Shufu Events Calendar

For more National level competition listings, try either of these four links:
USJI Events Calendar
USJF Events Calendar
USJA Events Calendar
JudoCalendar.com

For International level competition listings, try this link:
IJF Events Calendar

You can receive our Events Calendar by email every month. Just email Corky and let him know your name, email address and that you would like to receive our calendar.

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Other Judo Clubs In and Around Maryland

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Maryland Judo Clubs

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Washington, D.C. Judo Clubs

  • Washington Judo Club, Affiliation: USJF
    Sensei: James Takemori, Hachidan (8th Degree Black Belt)
    Georgetown University, Yates Field House
    Washington, D.C.
    Contact: Tad Nalls at 301-654-4626
    Contact: Rachel Friedrich at 703-989-3091
    Email contact: Rachel Friedrich
    Practice Times = Regular Classes: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7:30-9:30 pm
    Beginners Classes: Monday and Wednesday 7:15-8-15 pm

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