About 大樹舘
Oshikado (大樹舘) in Saku, Japan, is a judo club known for emphasizing practical and strategic grip fighting techniques, especially in ai-yotsu (mutual grip) situations. Students can expect focused training on posture, pressure application, and effective grip control to gain an early advantage in matches. This approach equips judokas with refined skills to handle various opponents, including heavyweights and those with strong grip strategies.
FAQs
What age does Oshikado accept for judo classes?
Oshikado welcomes children and students of various ages, from elementary school through high school. The club structures training to accommodate different age groups and skill levels, ensuring age-appropriate instruction and progression.
Is Oshikado beginner-friendly for children?
Yes, Oshikado is designed to be beginner-friendly. The club focuses on foundational techniques including proper posture, grip fighting fundamentals, and core strength development. Instructors provide patient guidance for newcomers while helping them build confidence in the sport.
What should my child bring to their first class?
Your child should bring a judogi (judo uniform) consisting of a jacket and pants. It's also helpful to bring a towel and water bottle. Oshikado instructors can provide guidance on proper judogi sizing and where to obtain one if needed before the first class.
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