East West Karate Academy is located in beautiful Sussex County NJ, in the lake community of Sparta/Lake Mohawk. We study the Isshinryu form of Karate, which is an Okinawan style emphasizing speed, simplicity, and practical self defense. Continue reading »
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Jan 202011
A VERY SPECIAL SEMINAR- This will be more motivational then any other, just his presence and humbleness. I encourage all that are 8 and older to experience a true taste of Okinawa history and Karate!
On March 16 & 17th we will be hosting a seminar with Sensei Teruo Chinen. Sensei Chinen began his training in Goju Ryu karate in 1951 directly under the tutelage of Chojun Miyagi Sensei. In 1953, upon the death of Chojun Miyagi, Sensei Chinen continued his training under Ei’ichi Miyazato. In 1969 Sensei Chinen moved to the United States and began teaching Okinawan Goju Ryu in Spokane, Washington. At that time Sensei Chinen was Chairman of the Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate-Do Federation. Sensei Chinen then formed Jundokan International in honour of his teacher, Sensei Miyazato. Jundokan is the name of Sensei Miyazato’s dojo. Jundokan dojos now operate throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. Sensei Chinen now spends much of his time travelling around North America and Europe lecturing and teaching traditional Okinawan style karate. He has become one of the most sought after speakers, lecturing to groups from all styles of karate. He teaches traditional style karate, in the traditional way, as he learned from his first sensei, founder of Goju Ryu Karate-Do, Miyagi Chojun Sensei.
Please follow the link below to download the necessary paperwork to sign up. We look forward to seeing everyone. This will be an awesome event!
Sensei Chinen
Judo Classes begin Monday February 2, 2012
Register NOW! FIRST MONTH FREE. A Uniform is necessary for classes and can be purchased at the School.
East West and North Jersey Judo Team up to Bring Judo to Sussex County.
JUDO AND GRAPPLING, a Great way to Stay FIT!
JUNIORS- Monday and Wednesdays – 6:30 p- 7:30 p
TEENS and ADULTS- Monday and Wednesdays 7:30p – 9:00p
973-729-1313
| WHAT IS JUDOJudo is a grappling martial art similar to jiu-jitsu, but does NOT involve punching or kicking. Judo places emphasis on throws, pins, and submission holds such as strangles (+13 yrs. Only) and arm locks (+17 yrs. Only). From a standing position, it involves techniques that allow you to lift and throw you or opponents onto their backs. On the ground, it includes techniques that allow you to pin your opponents down to the ground, control them and apply various chokeholds or joint locks until submission. Judo is a sport, with local, national, and international competition. It was the first martial art included in the Olympic Games. Judo teaches discipline, self-respect, and confidence. Judo is a physical activity that involves psychomotor development of the total person. Judo is a method of self-defense that teaches you how to protect yourself.
Judo is among the safest of all contact sports. As a martial art and Olympic sport, Judo is governed by the International Judo Federation (IJF), which has set strict safety guidelines for competition. To ensure safety at North Jersey Judo, all classes are held on IJF approved mats and instructed by a USA Judo certified coach. Most importantly however, our instructor is knowledgeable and always puts safety first.
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JUDO IS AN OLYMPIC SPORT 3rd MOST PLAYED SPORT IN THE WORLD |
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Dec 212011
I will not be able to attend the Black Belt Christmas party so I wanted to take this opportunity to say Merry Christmas to all of you. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the warmth of your greetings when I came for the shiai and how much they means to me! I may not see you often in the upcoming years but you will always be in my memories & my heart. After nearly 18 years with Sensei & East West it is a major part of my life. I miss seeing all the new black belts in class and interacting with them. That is part of the fun of being an “old timer” I guess! Again, may all of you have a great holiday season.
2011 is almost in the EWK history books. And what a great year it was! Shia’s, Friendship Tournament, Camp, new ShoDans to the Yudansha Line, AAU, Indianapolis, The Banquet…and many more.
As we close out 2011 and say goodbye to our trusted Dojo and training facility and break in new memories in our new Dojo, lets leave our best sweat on the deck at 155 Woodport Road over the next 7 weeks. Let’s finish strong and build some momentum for the new year. Osu! JeffBB
