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Texas Judo News
March 2006 Issue
Texas Judo News is a monthly e-newsletter produced by Texas Judo Fund, a Texas non-profit 501 (c) (3) corporation dedicated to promoting the sport of Judo and providing assistance to Texas athletes and coaches. For the past forty-four years this newsletter has been sent to athletes, coaches, officials, administrators and supporters of Texas Judo.
Texas and national events to prepare your athletes for the Senior Nationals include the Kodokan Invitational on March 11th in Bedford; Midwest Championships on March 11th in Chicago; New York Open on March 18th in New York, Texas Brown Belt Championships and Junior/Senior Tournament on March 25th in Odessa; National High School/Collegiates on March 25th in Chicago; Mose Woodson Classic on April 1st in Denton: Liberty Bell on April 1st in Philadelphia; Pan Am Jr. Championships on April 13-24 in Colorado Springs, CO; and then the 2006 USA Judo Senior National Judo Championships and Kata & International Masters on April 21-22 in Houston, Texas.
Texas A&M just hosted a successful clinic by Pat Burris and Dr. Gary Berliner last weekend and training sessions are being held each Friday night at Ft Worth Judo Club by Tommy Dyer.
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IN THIS ISSUE
* Events Happening Soon
* Kodokan Invitational (All Star)
* Texas Brown Belt Championships (All Star)
* Gulf Coast Developmental Tournament
* 2006 Senior Nationals Local Organizing Committee
* How Smart is Your Right Foot?
* Senior Nationals Training
* Texas Judo Profile
* National Training Camps in Texas
* Dynamic Edge Rules
* Calendar of Events
* And more . . . .
Events Happening Soon - What a lineup of events for the next few weeks!
Mar 4 Gulf Coast Development Tournament, bucksnider@aol.com
Mar 11 Kodokan Invitational, Bedford All STAR EVENT
Mar 11 Midwest Championships, Chicago
Mar 18 New York Open & Training Camp, middiemd@aol.com
Mar 24-25 National High School & Collegiate, Chicago
Mar 25 Texas Brown Belt Championships, Odessa ALL STAR EVENT
Apr 1 Mose Woodson Classic, Denton
Apr 13-14 Pan Am Jr. Championships, Colorado Springs, CO.
Apr 21-22 USA Judo Senior Nationals and Kata & Masters International
Check the coming events list through 2012.
Kodokan Judo & Physical Fitness Judo Tournament
A Texas "All-Star" Tournament on March 11th, 2006
Sanctioned (#060311) by Texas Judo, Inc.
Location: Bedford Boys Ranch
2801 Forest Ridge Drive, Bedford, TX 76021
Tournament Day ONLY (817) 917-3991 or (817) 874-8480
Eligibility: Open to current members of USJI, USJF, or USJA. Proof of membership must be presented at registration. Applications will be available at the tournament.
Rules / Method of Competition: Current IJF rules (Modified). Modified double elimination for pools of 4 or more players, round robin for three players, and best 2 out of 3 for two players.
Competition area: 7 x 7 (meters).
Match Time: Juniors–3 min.; Novice/Masters–4 min.; Seniors–5 min.
Divisions:
Boys: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, 15-16 (Lt, Mid, & Hvy)*
Girls: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, 15-16 (Lt, Mid, & Hvy)*
* determined by weight groupings and safety concerns
Sr. Men (in kilograms): 60, 66, 73, 81, 90, 100, 100+
Sr. Women (in kilograms): 48, 52, 57, 63, 70, 78, 78+
Novice Men (Green & under): 140, 160, 180, 200, 200+ (in pounds)
Novice Women (Green & under): 120, 140, 160, 160+ (in pounds)
Men's Masters: 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+ (if possible, Lt & Hvy)
Women’s Masters: 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+ (if possible, Lt & Hvy)
Kata: Junior and Senior Nage No Kata & Katame No Kata
Entry Fees: Pre-registrations received by 3/4/06 are $20.00 per division (each additional division $15.00). Onsite registration is $30.00 (each additional division only $20.00. Kata teams must pre-register ($30 / team).
Special Family Discount: Families with three or more players may deduct $5 from each player’s registration fee. The family members must meet two requirements: be immediate family members and live in the same household. The discount will apply to both pre- and regular registrations. If mailing the registrations, please mail all forms together in the same envelope.
Awards: Medals for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each division.
Weigh-In and Late Registration: On-sight registration and weigh-in is on Friday from 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. & Saturday (see schedule below). Pre-registered players must weigh-in during the appointed times.
For entry forms contact:
Ace Sukigara
Kodokan Judo & Physical Fitness
(817) 283-1889
1721-F Bedford Road
Bedford, TX 76021 Kodokan.Judo@sbcglobal.net
Tournament Day ONLY: (817) 917-3991 or (817) 874-8480
Texas Brown Belt Championships and Junior & Senior All Start Event - March 25th, 2006
For Information go to www.OBCJudo.com
Special note: The Brown Belt State Championships is an Open Tournament
Tournament Advisors: Dale Lehman, Home 432-366-9817, E-mail: Dlehman158@aol.com
Oliver Batchelor, Home 432-332-3709,
E-mail: OBATCHELOR@aol.com
Tournament Directors: John Taylor, Home 432-333-9804, E-mail:
OldFirefighter83@sbcglobal.net
Mike Hickman, Home 432-638-0095, E-mail:
mhickman@cableone.net
Sanctioned By: Texas Judo, Inc "Sanction Certificate #060325"
Hosted By: OBC Judo and Convention & Visitors Bureau
Location: Boys' & Girls' Club of Odessa, 432-337-8389
800 E. 13th
Weigh-In: Boys' & Girls' Club of Odessa
Friday, March 24th, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 25th, 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 am
Entry Fee: Texas Brown Belt - $20.00 per Division
Junior & Senior All Star - $21.00 per Division
Insurance: All contestants must have current USJI, USJA or USJF card.
Kata Competition: Kata Competition will begin at 10:00 am
Shiai Competition: Shiai Competition will begin after Kata Competition is completed.
Modified Double elimination
3 players or less – Round Robin
Awards: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place State Championship Medals for Brown Belt Championships
1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Medals for Junior & Senior All Star Tournament
Host Hotel: MCM Grande Hotel & Fun Dome, 1-866-362-2311
www.mcmgrande.com
6201 E. Hwy 80 (Business I-20)
Odessa, Texas 79762
Standard Rate: $69.00 plus applicable State & Local tax
Suite Rate: $99.00 plus applicable State & Local Tax
The Tournament Director reserves the right to make changes in the highest and lowest weight classes in All Divisions when it is in the best interest of the contestants to make these changes due to differences in weights.
Mose Woodson Classic – April 1st, Denton, Texas
UNT has confirmed the date for the 2006 MWC. It will be held on April 1, 2006. Once again, it will be in the UNT Men's gym (same as the last few years).
We have decided to do a few things differently. For example, we will hold the Men and Women's Master's Competition, early on Saturday morning, at the same time we are holding the kata competition. We would like to dedicate two mats to kata competition, if we can find enough kata judges.
Other than that, things will stay pretty much the same, Friday evening weigh-in and registration for all (7 to 8 pm), Saturday 8 to 9 Master's weigh-in and Kata registration, 8 to 9:30 Junior and youth weigh-in, 9:30 to 12, all adults.
We will start the junior and youth immediately after the kata and masters (but not before 11 am) and adult divisions immediately after that (but not before 1 pm)
FYI, the youth division is aimed at players between the ages of 17 and 19, but players below 17 will be permitted to enter, with the okay from their coaches, parents and tournament directors. Youth division will use Senior rules (i.e, chokes and armbars), regardless of the players age.
USA Judo Senior National Judo Championships and Kata & International Masters – April 21st & 22nd
George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas.
We expect over 750 of the best athletes in the U.S. to attend in Shiai, Kata, and Masters.
For tournament information and entry packet go to
http://www.usjudo.org/documents/2006NationalsEntryPacket.pdf
If you’d like to volunteer to help with the event, send an email to Sheila Godbold at swgodbold@earthlink.net.
If you’d like to place an ad in the souvenir program, send an email to texasjudo@texasjudo.com. Ad prices are below:
Tournament Program Advertising Opportunities – Deadline March 10th
Patron - $30
1/8 page - $75
1/4 page - $200
1/2 page - $300
Full page - $450
Inside Back Cover - $500
Inside Front Cover - $500
Outside Back Cover - $600
Send your camera-ready artwork or supply us with a message and we’ll design it for you. Advertise a company, your Judo club, an upcoming tournament or event. Send a special ”Good Luck” message to one of the competitors. Make your check payable to USA Judo Senior Nationals and mail the information to Texas Judo Fund, PO Box 940036, Houston, TX 77094.
Has your club purchased an ad in the Souvenir Program?
How Smart is Your Right Foot?
This will boggle your mind. And you will keep trying it at least
50 more times to see if you can outsmart your foot. But you can't!!!
1. While sitting on a chair, lift your right foot off the floor
and make clockwise circles with it.
2. At the same time draw the number "6" in the air with your
right hand. Your foot will change direction!!!
I told you so... And there is nothing you can do about it.
USA Judo Middle School, High School and Collegiates
The USA Judo Middle School and High School National Championships will be held March 25 at the Holiday Inn Select Hotel and Convention Center in Tinley Park, Ill. with registrations and weigh-ins March 24. This premiere event is a C Level Points tournament for athletes competing in the High School Championships. The Collegiate Nationals will take place in the same venue on March 26 with weigh-ins and registration taking place March 25. Collegiate Nationals are an E Level event, for E status only, not points.
Room reservations must be made by February 27 and can be placed by calling the Holiday Inn at 708.444.1100.
Early registration deadline is March 3. Entry packets and additional information are available at www.usjudo.org.
Please be advised that participants in the USA Judo High School National Championships, March 24-25 in Chicago, Ill., will receive IJF-Junior points for their placement in the tournament, rather than Juvenile B points. Visit www.usjudo.org for entry packets and additional information on this IJF-Junior C Level Points Event.
Revised entry packages, dated January 24, 2006, for High School/Middle School Nationals and Collegiate Nationals have been posted on USA Judo's Web site, www.usjudo.org.
The High School/Middle School Nationals will take place on Friday, March 24 (Check-in/Registration/Weigh-in) and Saturday, March 25 (Competition.)
The Collegiate Nationals will take place on Saturday, March 25 (Check-in, Registration and Weigh-in) and Sunday, March 26 (Competition.)
In addition, there will be an international High School activity on Sunday, March 26, after the Collegiate event.
On the entry packages that were originally posted last month, dated December 23, 2005, the dates and times on the Cover Page and on the Schedule of Events page (pages 1 and 2) WERE LISTED CORRECTLY in both entry packages.
However, on the page entitled "Early-Registration, Entry Fees, Tournament Check-In, Weigh-In" (Page 8 for Collegiate, page 7 for High School/Middle School), the dates/times were reversed: the High School/Middle School package had the dates/times for the Collegiate event, and the Collegiate package had the dates/times for the High School/Middle School event. These errors have been corrected in new revised packages. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
Athletes and coaches are reminded that US Citizenship is NO LONGER REQUIRED for participation in the High School and Middle School Nationals. Athletes must be a full-time student at a United States High School or Middle School, and meet all other eligibility requirements. The U.S. citizenship requirement for these events was eliminated in 2005. U.S. Citizenship was never required for Collegiate Nationals.
New this Year:
1. The weight divisions for High School Nationals also have been changed to create a consistency with the Pan American Judo Union weight divisions and make the divisions point-eligible for the Juvenile B and IJF divisions. The female 37kg and 41kg divisions have been replaced with a 40kg division. The Male 49 and 52kg divisions have been replaced with a 51kg division.
2. For 2006, referees must be rated at least N-2 to qualify as on-mat officials, for the High School/Middle School/Collegiate Nationals. Lower rated referees are welcome (and encouraged) to assist as Technical Officials.
3. An Open Division has been added to the High School Event. Athletes may enter their normal weight division and the Open divisions (two entry fees are required).
Gulf Coast Area Judo League - Local Developmental Tournament
Date: March 4, 2006 Sign up 9:00-10:30am, Group stretch and warm-up at 10:15am
Entry fee: $15.00 per player (not division)
Awards: Awards for 1st through 3rd places.
Divisions: To be determined at tournament with player safety in mind. Players, coaches, & parental input considered.
Round robin up to five players in all divisions. Limit of five people per junior division. True double elimination in Novice divisions.
Junior players - all belts. However, Blue belts and higher will not play the lower belts without player, parental and coach approval. These divisions will be made as additional divisions.
Novice Senior Men (white through green)
145-165
165.1-185
185.1-210
210.1+
Women- Divisions to be determined with safety of players in mind
Senior Men- Divisions to be determined with safety of players in mind
MASTERS 35-40, 41-49, 50+ light and heavy
Qualifications: Must be a member of USJI, USJA, or USJF.
USJI and USJA/USJF Insurance forms will be available at the
tournament.
TJI Sanction #: 060304
Phone: Buck Snider, 832-746-6527, cell
Address: Lonestar Kid’s Gym
211 South Main
Highlands, TX 77562
Other: ONE MAT. The mat will be modified.
Directions: Take I-10 East. Exit #787 (Lynchburg/Crosby). Turn left at first intersection and head north 1.7 miles. You will see the “Lonestar Youth Athletic Club” sign on the right side. Turn right into driveway and the tournament site is the last building on right.
Tournament information is also posted at www.championjudo.com
Texas Judo Profile - Jeff LeForce
Jeff grew up in Enid, OK and received his doctorate of jurisprudence from Georgetown University Law School.
He began his judo career at Georgetown Judo Club in 1992. He returned to Texas and went to work for a Washington, D.C. based law firm Patton & Boggs, a leader in Public Policy and Lobbying, Regulatory, Litigation, Business and Intellectual Property law. He is now a partner representing business parties involved in bankruptcy and insolvency matters and focusing primarily on creditors.
Jeff joined Fort Worth Judo Club,coached by Tommy Dyer, and was an active competitor in the 90 kg weight class in Texas, the Senior Nationals and the National Ladder Tournament. Jeff has been ranked on the USA Judo Senior Male 90 kg roster. He still competes in Masters events, is a National Referee and a 2nd degree black belt.
Jeff served several terms as secretary of Texas Judo, on numerous committees, and is now in his second term as president of the state governing body. He serves on the USA Judo Board of Directors, the Finance and Budget Committee and is chairman of the Background Screening Committee.
Jeff and his wife, Dorrie, live in Dallas, Texas.
Your can contact Jeff at:
H. Jefferson LeForce
Patton Boggs LLP
2001 Ross Avenue, Suite 3000
Dallas, TX 75201
Direct: (214) 758-3561
Fax: (214) 758-1550
Texas Judo Fund Donation
Thanks to John Knoy for making a donation to Texas Judo Fund. Have you made your donation to Texas Judo Fund for 2006?
It’s the most important thing you could do because 100% goes to help Texas Judo athletes and it is tax deductible.
Make your check payable to Texas Judo Fund and send it to PO Box 940036, Houston, TX 77094.
New Judo Book
You may be interested to hear that my judo book is now available for pre-orders on Amazon.com. I was pretty excited to discover it today, and I think it will be a great addition to a judo library. It is due to be released in a few more months, but if you want to see a preview of what it looks like, here are the links.
Neil Ohlenkamp JudoInfo.com JudoForum.com
Judo Unleashed
Paperback US edition -- http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0071475346
Senior National Training
Come Join the Fun!!!
Where: Fort Worth Judo Club
2704 West Berry St. FW, 76109 (Near TCU)
When: Fridays from 7:30 - 8:30 or so
beginning now to Sr. Natls
Who: Tommy Dyer
Nikki Kubes (2004 Olympian)
Ray Hosokawa
Prashant Verma (India)
Rakesh Kumar (India)
Travis Kerran
Rico (Brazil)
Martin (England)
Julya (Hungary)
& Many other Fort Worth Judo Members
Invited: Everyone with experience
Style: Tachiwaza or Newaza - your choice
8 to 12 rounds of Randori - 5 min. per
Group Conditioning after Randori
Cost: $5 per Randori Night
??? Contact: Tommy Dyer@
tommy.dyer@cbdfw.com or
cell @ 817.235.6094
visit our Web site @ www.fwjudo.org
National Training Camps in Texas
Looking for a training camp? Go to www.usjudo.org and on the left side of the homepage, check out the report by the
Director of Coaching and Athlete Development which lists all the camps this year.
In Texas, there are two national camps scheduled.
June TBD
Junior Training Camp
Dallas, Texas
Contact: Bert Becerra, BertBecerra@prodigy.net
August TBD
Dallas Training Camp
Dallas, Texas
Contact: Jeff LeForce, jleforce@pattonboggs.com
National Center for Human Performance
Have you ever wondered is there was a place where you could study athletes and learn how to get the best performance without having to pay an outrageous fee? Well, that’s what the National Center for Human Performance (NCHP) is doing for athletes from all types of sports. And, the research and evaluations are not costing the National Sports Governing Bodies a cent. NCHP is headquartered in Houston, Texas and supported by the Texas Medical Center, a group of 44 major hospitals. USA Judo officials are meeting with NCHP to see exactly how Judo can benefit from this service.
2006 Dynamic Edge Rules by Mr. Richard J. Celotto
Some of you may have heard about some changes to the rules which cover how to handle competitors going into the safety area.
First of all there are no official changes! The IJF is conducting a trial application of some new rules with regard to edge play. Since this just started at the beginning of the year in Europe at their top international events, there is much we still do not know about the details.
We will have some of our International Referees returning from working some of these International events with working knowledge of how the IJF wants these trial rules employed.
The USA Judo Referee Commission is currently determining whether to incorporate these proposed changes into certain senior events for trial.
When we finalize that decision I am sure the Commission will let you know. I will let you know.
I will also provide an explanation of the 2006 Dynamic Edge Rule. Please understand that currently it is not official and should not be used.
More on this matter later.
Healthy For Life
If you are looking for a way to become a healthier person right now, then you’ll want to check out the new program developed by Dr. Ray Strand, author of “Health For Life.” It is the most information program I’ve ever participated in. You’ll learn things about the glycemic index and insulin resistance, why you can’t lose weight, the most and least nutritious foods, nutrition specifically for competing athletes, and the best types of exercise. We all know Judo is the best exercise, but we need something for between Judo practices and for people who aren’t involved with Judo, yet.
If you’d like to learn more about this program, send an email to texasjudo@texasjudo.com with Healthy For Life in the subject.
Sports Nutrition
The experts in nutrition say we are not getting the optimum nutrition from the food we eat, so we need to add nutritional supplements to our diet. Read that great book “What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know May Be Killing You.” The most effect nutritional supplements based on independent studies are the products marketed by Texas Judo Health & Wealth Program. Here’s some additional proof: Thirty three percent (33%) of the U.S. and over fifty percent (50%) of the Canadian athletes who medaled in the winter Olympics were taking the products marketing by our Texas Judo program. For USANA Scholarship Information go to http://www.usana.com/en/company/athletes/index.shtml
To order the #1 rated nutritional products go to www.texasjudo.com and select the “Health & Wealth Program.”
" You can only do well, if you feel good”
Upcoming Events for 2006
Texas 2006 All-Star Events are: Kodokan (3/11), Odessa (3/25), Alamo (9/23),and Houston(11/04).
Texas 2006 State Senior Championship, Hurst Recreation Center (Okuri Judo Club) (2/11 completed)
Texas 2006 High School, Middle School, and Collegiates at Texas A&M (2/18)
Texas 2006 Brown Belt Championships at Odessa. With the All Star event. (3/25)
Texas 2006 Junior Olympics at Texas A&M (6/03)
Mar 4 Gulf Coast Developmental Tournament, bucksnider@aol.com
Mar 11 Kodokan Invitational, kodokan.judo@sbcglobal.net ALL STAR EVENT
Mar 11 Midwest Championships
Mar 18 New York Open & Training Camp, middiemd@aol.com
Mar 24-25 National High School & Collegiate, Chicago
Mar 25 Texas Brown Belt Championships, Odessa ALL STAR EVENT
Apr 1-2 Liberty Bell, Philadelphia, PA lmoyerman@aol.com
Apr 1 Mose Woodson Classic, nick.tucker@lmco.com
Apr 1 Welcome Mat Open, Fond du Lac, WI www.judofdl.com, welcomemat@charter.net
Apr 7-8 Northglenn Championships, Northglenn, CO, wagenajudo@hotmail.com
Apr 13-14 Pan Am Jr Championships, Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO
Apr 21-22 Senior Nationals, Kata & Masters, Houston, TX
May 28 Am Can Challenge, Amherst, NY, ming3@adelphia.net
Jun 03 Texas Jr Olympics (Texas A&M) Texas Junior Residents
Jun 09-11 USA Judo Southwestern Judo Camp, bertbecerra@prodigy.net
Jul 08-09 USA Judo National Junior Olympics (San Jose, CA)
Jul 15-16 USJA Junior Nationals (Boca Raton)
Jul 22-23 USJF Junior Nationals (Ft Lauderdale, FL)
Jul 23 Games of Texas, Waco www.gamesoftexas.com
Jul 25-27 International Training Camp, (Ft Lauderdale, Fl), gerryn@earthlink.net
Jul 29-30 US Junior Open (Ft Lauderdale, Fl), gerryn@earthlink.net
Aug 13 Ruben Martin CANCELLED, Rubenmartinjudo@cs.com
Sep 02 Fall Classic & National Ladder, Harlingen, TX
Sep 02 Texas Judo Fall Board Meeting, bucksnider@aol.com
Sep 16-17 World Championships, Paris, France
Sep 23 Alamo Classic, ALL STAR EVENT San Antonio, www.alamojudo.com (confirmed)
Sep 23-24 Renden Vous Canada, Montreal
0ct XX US Open
Oct 07-08 Quebec Open, Montreal Canada
Oct 14 Goshibata, Bob Perez, RPerez@lib-gw.tamu.edu
Oct 12-15 Junior World, Santo Domingo, Domincan Republic
Oct 21-22 Neil Adams Clinic, Diamondback Judo
Nov 04 Houston Open, Pasadena, bucksnider@aol.com ALL STAR EVENT
Nov 10-11 Meltons Classic, Jackson, MS
Nov 25 Dallas Invitational, Ken Patteson, kenpa@flash.net
Nov 12-19 Pan American Infantil Championships, Venezuela
MAJOR EVENTS - 2007 AND BEYOND - Go to www.usjudo.org, selecting coming events
USA Judo Senior/Masters/Kata National Championships:
2007: Ft Lauderdale, FL
USA Judo Junior Olympics:
July 21-22, 2007
July 19-20, 2008
July 18-19, 2009
July 17-18, 2010
July 16-17. 2011
July 21-22, 2012
USA Judo High School Nationals and NCJA Collegiate Nationals:
2007: Florida International University
USA Judo Fall Classic and Ladder Tournament
2007: Florida International University
USA Judo Junior Open
Aug 04-05, 2007
Aug 02-03, 2008
Aug 01-02, 2009
Aug 07-08, 2010
Aug 06-07, 2011
Aug 04-05, 2012
USJF Junior Nationals:
July 14-15, 2007: Detroit, Michigan
July 05-06, 2008
July 11-12, 2009
July 03-04, 2010
July 09-10, 2011
July 06-07, 2012
USJA Junior Nationals:
July 7-8, 2007
July 12-13, 2008
July 04-05, 2009
July 10-11, 2010
July 02-03, 2011
July 14-15, 2012
Seniors
2007 - Pan American Games - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2007 - Pacific Rim, Macao
2007 - World Championships - TBA
2008 - Zonal Cup - Olympic Qualifiers - TBA
2008 - Olympic Games – Beijing, China
2006-2008 - European Tour
Juniors
2006 - World Championships – TBA
2007 - Pan American Championships - TBA
2008 - Pan American Championships- TBA
Pan American Judo Calendar: http://www.pju.org/calendarios/upj/calendario2005.htm
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