Ogden Judo School

FAQ's

What is Judo?	Judo is a Japanese martial art founded in the 19th century. It is a derivative of jiu-jitsu in which both share some of the same history and techniques, though Judo has been refined as more of a sport (striking is not allowed). Judo also emphasizes throws and takedowns. Literally translated, Judo means the "Gentle way." It is known as a Japanese art of self-defense and a sport with Olympic recognition. Judo is a method of turning an opponent's strength and overcoming by skill rather than sheer strength.
What can Judo do for me?	Judo can help you improve your self-confidence, reaction time and keep you alert, mentally and physically.
How can I get started in Judo?	Contact Ogden Judo School at (562) 522-6038 Visitors are always welcome to watch practice and ask questions.
What can I do for Judo?	No matter what your motivations are; by becoming a member of Ogden Judo School you are affiliated with one of the oldest and most renowned judo schools in the United States. Just by joining, you help us to further an interest in Judo.

Located At:
9812 Belmont St.
Bellflower, CA
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Our Mission
Ogden Judo School is dedicated to performing youth outreach and mentoring students of all ages in an effort to assist them in developing their minds, bodies, and spirits in equal proportion.

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Our Vision
Our vision is to provide a suitable and sustainable environment in which we are able to produce talented Judo athletes who are good citizens that possess self-confidence and display characteristics of integrity, responsibility, commitment and good sportsmanship.

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Our Instructors
Dave Overbury
Al Perez
Additional Instructors

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