Established in 1987
   
"Judo brings people together by neutralizing differences of race, gender, religion, nationality, language, politics, wealth, education, professions, etc. Judo is a common denominator to build upon friendships, mutual respect, and develop real self-confidence. Judo teaches one that in order to complete a throw one must risk being thrown. This is a terrific metaphor for life, knowing that doing the right thing can sometimes result in being hurt, rejected, criticized, embarrassed, or unpopular. However, with proper training the risks can be significantly reduced yielding many terrific rewards."
Sensei Gary Goltz, 8th Dan
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