Buckeye Judo Club
Shin Gi Tai
Judo Dojo
The Shin Gi Tai (Heart, Spirit, Body) Judo Dojo is directed under the Buckeye Judo Club, which was established in 2007 and with a long history of successful coaching for Mr. Schwartzhoff and Mr. Houck. They are ranked through USA JUDO. The Buckeye Judo Club’s mission is to produce National and International Level Athletes. Their training is centered mainly on Sport Judo and winning tournaments at those higher talented levels. They accept all age groups and are very child friendly.
37 Years of Judo Experience
Consistantly Places 1st or Top 5 at the Masters and Nationals
Ron Houck - 1st Degree Black Belt (Shodan) USA Judo
Green Belt Kempo Karate
Judo (joo'
doh) (Jp. "gentle way", "the way of suppleness/pliancy/flexibility").
A Japanese martial art emphasizing grappling techniques based on the
notion that softness overcomes hardness. Although the term had been in
limited use during the Tokugawa era, Judo in its modern form was
founded by Professor Jigaro Kano in 1882, during the Meiji period. Both
an art of self-defense and a sport which has enjoyed Olympic
recognition since 1964, judo is practiced in almost every country in
the world. Judo, which derives from jujutsu, rests upon the principal
of turning an opponent's strength to one's own advantage and overcoming
by skill rather than by strength alone. Although not the only strategic
element, a primary principal of judo is that of taking of advantage of
aggressive force by giving way rather than resisting it--hence the
terminology "soft" or "yielding" way.
Jigaro Kano's Judo would not be complete without citing the two basic
ideas of Judo:
1. Maximum efficiency with minimum
effort and
2. Mutual benefit
Practice which follows these principles is good judo; practice which
neglects either is not.
For
more info contact:
Gi Yu Dojo at 937-435-2203
