
FAQ
Judo is the Japanese word for "the gentle way" or "yielding way". Which means judo is the efficient use of leverage, balance, movement, and momentum in the performance of throws and other skills.
Skill, technique, timing are more important than brute strenght, and are the essential ingedients for success in Judo.
For exanple, in class you may be instructed to give way, instead of using force, to overcome a stronger opponent
Judo teaches self confidence, respect inside and outside of the dojo, and also increase children's strenght and endurance.
In an age where PE and recess are being eliminated from many schools, participating in Judo helps children get the recomended amont of weekly exercise while teching them valuable life skills
Judo is best know for it's spectacular throwing techniques but also involves considerable grappling on the ground utilizing specialized pins, holds, arm locks, and choking techniques.
Judo emphasizes safety, and full physical activity for top conditioning. Judo is learned on special mats for confort and safety

