Cross Training - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)
Fundamentally, Judo is enough to develop a person as a fighter and as an athlete. That said, it is important to find ways to expand your abilities. Fighting in something you are not comfortable will teach you about your habits and weaknesses. So even as a Sensei in Judo, I would always encourage my students to find other sports and martial arts to train in. Just do not get injured! Nor neglect your Judo training. If you are going to cross train, be smart!
How to Win at Attending a Competition
Competitions are for showing what we have trained for, sweated for, and bleed for. It is an paramount and critical part of the Judoka's journey.
That said, there is a collection of skills needed to be successful at the competition, outside just the fight. We will be discussing what **else** needs to be done to Win.
Club Rules and Etiquette
This blog post is about the etiquette to follow while a member of Bulldog Judo. It is critical to understand the rules and regulations of the club to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all members. The post outlines the expectations of members, including proper attire, behavior, and respect for others. By following these guidelines, members can create a positive and welcoming environment for everyone.
Belt Progression Tracks
As we (all of Bulldog Judo and all of the Judo Community) welcome new students to this sport, we need to must continue to adapt our teachings, styles, and goals to the participates.