SWCBC Judo Club
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Judo is a sport that demands both physical powers and great mental discipline.
From a standing position,
it involves techniques that allow you to lift and throw your
opponents onto their backs. On the ground, it
includes techniques that allow you to
pin your opponents down to the ground, control them, and apply
various chokeholds or
joint locks until submission.
The word judo consists of two Japanese characters, ju, which means "gentle", and do, which
means "the
way". Judo, literary means the way of gentleness.
Judo is much more than learning and application of combat techniques. It is a wonderful
system of
physical, intellectual, and moral education. Judo has its own culture, systems,
heritage, customs, and
traditions. Moreover, the principles of gentleness are carried
from the practice mats and into most
students' lives, in their interactions with their
friends, family, work colleagues, and even strangers.
Judo gives its students a code of
ethics, a way of living, and a way of being.
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Place: Southwest Chinese Baptist Church Phone: 281-495-1511 Head Coach: Ms. Jazamin Leung (USJA/Black Belt 7th Dan) Assistant Coach:
Ms. Sandra Wong (USJA/Black Belt 3th Dan), Ms. Peggy Chang (USJA/Black Belt 2th Dan)  Contact Us: |
