Jul 21, 2021
On July 17th, Judo Alberta hosted the first Competitive Stream Dan Grading at the Lethbridge Judo Club. Gord Okamura and Garry Yamashita conducted the Nage-no-kata and Waza clinics, while Kelly Palmer and Wesley Enns led the Katame-no-kata and Kime-no-kata clinics. During the Waza clinic, all candidates were asked to demonstrate and give a brief explanation of how they execute their favourite techniques (both tachi-waza and ne-waza) and then everyone had the opportunity to practice the movements. A total of 29 participants took part in the kata clinics, including the Competitive Stream candidates.
The Judo Alberta Provincial Grading Board would like to
announce the following promotions and express our congratulations to all the candidates!
Shodan
Aidan
Lazenby – Lethbridge Judo Club
Alexander Wu
– Tokugawa Judo Club
Anna
Prus-Czarnecka – Kodokwai Judo Club
Brynn Iwaasa
– Lethbridge Judo Club
Davis
Johnston – Kodokwai Judo Club
Evelyn
Beaton – Lethbridge Judo Club
Greta Goasdoue-Wallace
– Hiro’s Judo Club
Seth Norbert
– Kodokwai Judo Club
Shion Crook
– Hiro’s Judo Club
Teyana
Roberts – Airdrie Judo Club
Nidan
Alex Gagnon
– Tolide Judo Club
Taeya
Koliaska – Lethbridge Judo Club
Yondan
Rashad Chin
– Kodokwai Judo Club
On July 18th Gord Okamura and Garry Yamashita
also conducted a Goshin Jutsu clinic for the general membership.
Reminder: The next Technical Stream grading
will take place on September 25, 2021 at the Lethbridge Judo Club. All judoka wishing to be graded must have
approval from their club sensei and get their online grading application
submitted to Judo Canada by September 14, 2021.
To avoid any delays or disappointment, please ensure you meet the
grading requirements by reviewing the 2021 National Grading Syllabus posted on
the Judo Canada website.
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