Tuesday, April 14, 2015

WRITE UP ON NANAIMO JUDO TOURNAMENT APRIL 11,2015

We had 6 members  ( 5 Juniors and 1 senior) who participated in the Nanaimo tournament.
Romain, Ichiro and I were the Instructors who coached; parents who came along for the trip were, Allegro ( Hailey and Jenna’s Dad), Wilson’s Dad and Brother.
Our driver was Harry Atkinson whom we rented the Van.

Everyone came home with metals.
We had 1 gold, 2 silver and 3 bronze.
Sofie Kunii got the gold
Jenna Ko and Wilson Pham received the silver
Hailey Ko, Nicolas Johnston and Djuro Miladinovic received the bronze

It was a small tournament in number of participants (about 125 contestants), mainly from Nanaimo, Victoria and Campbell River.
We were the only club to represent the Lower Mainland.

This was a regional Vancouver island tournament and the main reason why I wanted our members to participate was a chance for everyone, parents included, to get to know each other better.
The children seemed to have a great time on the ferry playing and exploring the ship; others enjoyed the food on the ferry or being on the boat.
So the experience of everyone being together for the whole day as an outing was a wonderful experience.

Keep the date for this tournament open for next year.


Frank Nakashima
Head Instructor



Tuesday, December 23, 2014

PHOTOS OF CHRISTMAS PARTY DECEMBER 14,2014

 CHRISTMAS PARTY WAS UPSTAIRS IN ROOM 112.  WE HAD 44 MEMBERS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHO MADE IT TO THE PARTY THIS YEAR.  AS IN THE PAST, WE  CELEBRATED WITH FAMILIES BRINGING A TASTE OF THEIR CULTURE WHICH WAS REFLECTED IN THEIR ETHIC FOODS. THE VIETNAMESE PIZZA WAS A HIT WITH THE KIDS. THEY GOBBLED UP ALL OF IT. THERE WAS NO SECOND HELPINGS.

THE MEAL WAS COMPLETED WITH SERVING OF ROMAIN'S SPECIAL NAKASHIMA DOJO  CHRISTMAS CAKE FOR THIS OCCASION. 









BURNABY TOURNAMENT DECEMBER 6,2014 PHOTO

PHOTOS OF THE BURNABY TOURNAMENT TAKEN BY ROMAIN .

Burnaby Tournament December 6, 2014 at Bonsor Community Center

Since Romain's Camera  can shoot 12 frames per second ,  scroll the pictures quickly and it will appear like it a video on well executed throws. Slow it down to read  the comments posted on the picture