Spokane judo rank promotions
Getting a new rank in judo symbolizes all the hard work and accomplishments of each individual.
All the people who tested here did a nice job. They all worked hard and have learned a great deal.
Congratulations to all of the following:
I wanted to congratulate Myles Freeman on his successful promotion test for purple belt. He had a large number of techniques to demonstrate and he did an excellent job.
With this promotion comes increased expectations. Myles will have to accept more responsibilities. He is definitely up to the task!
I wanted to congratulate Myles Freeman on his successful promotion test for purple belt. He had a large number of techniques to demonstrate and he did an excellent job.
With this promotion comes increased expectations. Myles will have to accept more responsibilities. He is definitely up to the task!
All of the seniors did well on their promotion tests. I think all of them particularly enjoyed being the uke for the others!
This is by far the largest single group of successful promotions we have ever had. All of the diligent instruction and hard work on the part of the students payed off!
Congratulations to all of the following:
This is by far the largest single group of successful promotions we have ever had. All of the diligent instruction and hard work on the part of the students payed off!
Congratulations to all of the following:
We have had a lot going on lately, but I have not forgotten!
I am pleased to announce the following promotions. Everyone here exhibited their ability to work hard. Mastery of the techniques is definitely progressing.
Judo just takes a long time to get good.
I am always pleased to announce new promotions. Each new rank demonstrates an increasing commitment to judo and self improvement, both of which are things that are important and beyond most people.
I am truly honored to announce the promotions of Allen Monroe and Aleksi Lee. Their sustained hard work and dedication has earned them the rank of shodan. I wish I could say things are easier from now on but quite the opposite, we now expect more from them with regard to running the club and contributing to judo.
Their promotions were definitely deserved as they both exemplify what a shodan should be.
The testing really demonstrates that these students are beginning to master the fundamental skills in judo. Their promotions are definitely earned.