SAVE THE DATE !!!
Sanctioned By: USA Judo # 152220
Hosted by San Jose Buddhist Judo Club with the special contribution and support of San Jose State University Judo and Central Coast Judo Association
More details to follow on www.sjbjudo.org.
Sanctioned By: USA Judo # 152220
Hosted by San Jose Buddhist Judo Club with the special contribution and support of San Jose State University Judo and Central Coast Judo Association
More details to follow on www.sjbjudo.org.
Course Objective : The athlete/coach/instructor (participant) will be able to demonstrate the understanding of general physiological concepts of cardiovascular training for judo.
1) The participant will be able to explain what constitutes aerobic and anaerobic activity, anaerobic threshold and the development of lactic acid.
2) Th participant will demonstrate a cardiovascular judo training workout using physiological concepts.
3) The participant will create a short/long term training program.
For more details, check out the website :
https://sites.google.com/view/cencojudo-high-performance/home
Date: Saturday , November 2.
10am – noon. (may go overtime)
Location: Soko Joshi Judo Club
1622 Castro St.
San Francisco, CA 94114
Cost: $20 / per person
Maximum capacity : 10
RSVP required by : 10/30/2019
Additional Nage-no kata clinic will be on December 7, 2019 upon request.
Discounted to $40 online up to 10/31/2019. $50 online between 11/01 and 11/8/2019. $70 for walk-ins.
Satellite Weigh-ins:
You can come to Weigh-ins on tournament day (getting up much earlier, standing in line), or you can take advantage of one of the EARLY WEIGH-IN sites, available to anybody that registers and pays electronically in advance and brings: (1) a printout of the payment confirmation email PLUS (2) a valid USJF/USJA/USA Judo card PLUS (3) filled Paper Official Entry Form with the their Sensei’s signature saying they can fight if they’re not a black belt, PLUS (4) the Waiver signed by adult contestants or parents of minors.
Chuck Jefferson Judo – Wednesday October 30th – 6 to 7pm
3055 Meridian Ave., San Jose, CA
East Bay Judo Institute – Saturday November 2nd – 9am to Noon
11165 San Pablo Ave, El Cerrito, CA
Tri-Valley Judo – Saturday November 2nd – 10:30am to Noon
1040 Serpentine Lane #203, Pleasanton, CA
Cupertino Judo Club – Saturday November 2nd – 12:30pm to 3:30pm
Monta Vista Park, 22601 Voss Ave, Cupertino, CA
510 Judo – Sunday November 3rd – 1pm to 3pm
1029 MacArthur Blvd, San Leandro, CA
Norcal Judo – Monday November 4th – 6:00pm to 7:15pm
Benicia Clock Tower, located at 1189 Washington St. Benicia, CA
San Jose Buddhist – Monday November 4th – 7:30pm to 8:30 PM 1050 North 5th Street, San Jose, CA
Palo Alto Judo Club – Tuesday November 5th – 7:00pm to 8:30pm
2751 Louis Rd, Palo Alto, CA
Bojuka Judo – Wednesday November 6th – 7:15pm to 8:30pm
291 Carmel Ave, Marina, CA
We have a great team leading us: Chief Referee Gary Takemoto and Examiners Greg Moore and Dan Israel.
Online discounted registration of $20 up to November 4th, 2019. $30 on or after 11/5/2019 and for walk-ins. Walk-ins should write checks to CENCO
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cenco-workout-for-october-tickets-72459382965
The CENCO Workout will focus on helping attendees measure their strengths and weaknesses in several areas important to maintaining a high level of performance in Judo.
Additionally, attendees will receive a followup analysis and training suggestions to help with focus-training to improve themselves.
The final hour of the workout will include a randori session for all the students to workout together.
For more information contact : Lorne Mayeda, Cenco Development chair, at lsm2000@yahoo.com
What is the CENCO Training Camp?
A day full of exercises on and off the mat, lunch included.
Why are we doing it?
To give all CENCO judokas and community members the opportunity to come together, train as a group and provide long lasting experiences.
Who can participate?
All ages and experience levels are welcomed to participate.
What do I need to bring?
Make sure to bring your gi, exercise clothes and running shoes (yes, we will be running!).
How much, where is it at and when?
The training camp will cost $20.00 per person (lunch provided) and will be hosted by Silicon Valley Judo (92 North Almaden Boulevard, Suite B, San Jose, CA 95110) on Sunday, January 20th from 11am-2pm. Fees will be used to fund future developmental activities.
The fall CCSF tournament is coming up! Come on down and enjoy this great event organized by Mitchell Palacio and the City College of San Francisco Judo Club.
Date: Sunday, December 11, 2016
Location: City College of San Francisco Wellness Center
50 Phelan Ave.
San Francisco, Calif. 94112
Time: Tournament will commence at 10:30 am
Entry Fee: $40.00 per contestant, second family member $30.00, third or more family members FREE. Make checks payable to: ML Event Management
Awards: Medals will be awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place. Additional awards (Medals) will be presented to all competitors
Eligibility: Open to all qualified male and female, Junior/Intermediate and Senior competitors with current USJF, USJA or USA Judo membership cards. Must present current membership card.
Sponsored: CCSF Judo Club
Sanctioned by: USJF 16-12-03
Registration: Registration times on the day of the tournament are:
Junior Division 5-6yrs / 7-8yrs./ 9-10yrs/11-12yrs | 8:00 am to 9:30 am |
Intermediate Divisions 13-14 yrs / 15-16 yrs | 10:00 am to 11:30 am |
Sr. White, Brown and Black Belts | 10:00 am to 11:30 am |
Divisions to be contested:
5-6yrs / 7-8yrs. / 9-10yrs. / 11-12yrs | White, Yellow, Orange Belts |
7-8yrs / 9-10yrs. / 11-12yrs | Blue and Green Belts |
13-14 yrs / 15-16 yrs | White, Yellow, & Blue Belts |
13-14 yrs / 15-16 yrs | Purple Belts |
Sr. White, Yellow, Green, Blue Belts | Pools – Light, Middle, Heavy |
Sr. Brown Belts, Black Belts | Pools – Light, Middle, Heavy |
Black Belt competition will begin at 1:30 pm
Elimination: The Pool system of scoring will be used. Contestants will be separated by sex, age, weight and belt color. Depending on the number of contestants, the Tournament Director reserves the right to combine or change groups to benefit the majority of the contestants.
Scoring System: Places will be determined according to the following criteria, in this order:
A. Places will be determined first on the basis of wins.
B. If the numbers of wins are tied, both participants will be awarded the same medal.
Contest Rules: We will use the NEW 2013 Competition Rules (www.ijf.org)
Current IJF Contest Rules Modified as follows:
Officials Meeting: Officials Clinic/meeting will be held at 9:30 am, 3rd Floor
Tournament Director: Mitchell Palacio Email: mpalacio@ccsf.edu