As a physical art, Judo is a highly effective use of the body and spirit. Judo training is the robust and energetic practice of skills and techniques maximizing our use of our resources. But Judo is more than a recreational activity, a competitive sport or martial art; it is an approach to life that promotes tactical thinking, educates, teaches, disciplines and helps build citizens. Our success goes beyond the dojo; it extends to an individual's respect for those with whom we work, compete and play. What is taught at the dojo (training hall) and what is learned about Judo are not where Judo training stops, but where it starts.

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East Coast College Championships
This promises to a great event for spectators and competitors alike. In the old days, well, my old days, the Ishikawa Judo club us to do home and away against West Point. It was always spirited competition Our goal is take as many three person female teams and read more>>

Main Line Judo at the Pennsylvania States
Main Line Judo at Bryn Mawr had students spread throughout the younger brackets, the teen brackets and the adults including a boatload of contestants from the Drexel University Judo program, affiliated to ours Victor Fink had one first and one third. J read more>>

First Friday in March
The villages of Ardmore and Bryn Mawr, as they prefer to style themselves for branding purposes, offer on every first Friday of each month a night of open stores, food, entertainment and a trolley to move guests from one venue and one village to the next. I read more>>