Invitation to Bojuka Tournament

Posted on by Jonah Ewell
Hello Everyone,
The members of Bojuka Judo would like to cordially invite your club’s Competitors and/or Referees to our Thirtieth Annual Bojuka Judo Tournament to be held on August 26th at the Seaside High School Gymnasium in Seaside, CA.  Our event  has been growing every year with teams from Central and Southern California Attending.  This has allowed for the participants to compete against others that they don’t normally meet up against.  We also had a couple of very nice Blackbelt pools.
Please find attached the tournament application form for our event this year.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you again or for the first time this  year!  : )
Sincerely,
Eddie Nakao
Bojuka Judo
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2018 Keiko Fukuda Joshi Camp

Posted on by Jonah Ewell

Dear Judo Friends,

The 2018 Keiko Fukuda Joshi Camp will be held from July 20 – 22 in Charleston, South Carolina. We would like to invite you to join us. Our special guest this year is Sensei Megumi Tachimoto from Japan. Sensei Tachimoto is the 2015 World Championship Silver Medalist, and 4 times World Champion, Bronze Medalist. On Saturday, July 21, the Camp is open to males/females/and children.

Also, we will conduct Kodokan Kata Class. Ju No Kata / Nage No Kata. This Fukuda Joshi Camp is for Shiai and Kata Judokas.

All the details are available in this PDF: 07-2018-Joshi-Judo-Camp-Registration-Packet

California State Championships set for August 18th and 19th in Southern California

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The California State Championships have been set for August 18th and 19th at Cerritos College. It will be a two day event with Bantam, Intermediate, Juvenile A, IJF and Jr. Novice contested on Saturday, and Kata, Cadet, Senior, Masters, and Sr. Novice contested on Sunday. It will be hosted by Taishi Judo Club.

All the details can be found in this PDF:

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There will be satellite weigh ins, with the locations TBD.

The IJF has an app!

Posted on by Jonah Ewell

It’s not perfect, but it’s pretty dang good. Currently it has over 40,000 videos from recent competitions. You can search by athlete, and there is a very nifty advance wheel that lets you go frame by frame in high definition – a much better setup for reviewing videos than what you can do on youtube.

For downloading and installing the IJF App app on your iPhone or iPad, please go to: http://www.dartfish.tv/BrandedApp/ios.htm?IJF

For downloading and installing the IJF App app on your Android device, please go to: http://www.dartfish.tv/BrandedApp/android.htm?IJF