Hawaii Judo United
Judo, The Ultimate Challenge, Inc. – Hawaii (jtuc-hawaii.org) is the state level of a 30-year-old national non-profit organization committed to the proliferation of Judo all over the United States. We provide programs, services, and support to young judoka and their Olympic dreams. With the gracious support of the Honolulu Judo Club, we provide a safe and positive location for judoka from around the state to enhance their technical, physical, and competitive prowess. We provide an opportunity for all clubs to train together for the betterment of the collective.
Joshi Competitive Judo
Program Guidelines
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Focus on competitive judo
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Practices are open to all clubs
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Judoka must remain with their home dojo
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All judoka must be a current member of USJF or USJA
Focus: Goal Setting/Strength & Conditioning/Targeted Skill Acquisition
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Nagekomi, uchi-komi (both tachiwaza and newaza)
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Competitive rules and strategy
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No open randori sessions
The purpose of the Joshi Competitive Judo Class is to provide a compassionate, goal-oriented, uplifting, safe, and supportive space for us–motivated and committed girls and women–to reach our goals through competitive judo.
Practice Time & Location
Sundays 3-５pm
Honolulu Judo Club
６20 Waipa Lane, Honolulu Hi 96817
Goals
In order for our precious time together to be intentional, efficient, and fruitful, all participants must have a goal or reason for being on the mat. This goal or reason must be personal (“I statements”) and well-defined/measurable (e.g. I want to medal at States; I want to be strong enough to be able to do 25 push-ups, etc.)
In order to join the class, before stepping onto the mat, this goal will be written on a notecard, presented to our group, and posted on the goal board. By leaving our personal goals on display, we can hold ourselves and each other accountable, share in each other’s struggles and successes, and encourage each other along the way.
A person without a plan is a person who plans to fail.
Plan your work; work your plan.
Without a goal, the path forward is unclear.
Without a destination, you will never arrive.
