Real Judo is the
Real Deal! I am a Judo Instructor in the Midwest who subscribes my
whole club to Real Judo.
Who does not enjoy reading their name in an international
publication?
Not only is Real
Judo a marketing, informational, and motivational tool, Real
Judo promotes Judo!
Real
Judo as a marketing tool is used at my judo club. I provide all
annual members with a complimentary subscription to Real
Judo.
The publication is mailed to their homes, were they read
articles and look at pictures from the judo world.
This is the student “Sports Illustrated” and one of the only ways they can
see and read about World/Olympic levels, Junior/Senior National
levels down to Beginner Judo.
As an informational instrument,
I recommend all judo instructors promote judo any way they can.
In the publication our close-knit community receives news and
information, along with, successful techniques demonstrated by
American heroes in our sport. Real
Judo is just another way “mutual benefit and welfare”
succeeds in our sport.
One way I motivate judoka when
they are ready to compete at the Junior Nationals is, “today you
are fighting to get your name in the book!” When the competitors
register for the Junior Nationals usually they receive a souvenir
book that contains last years results.
This is a publication that is
limited to the current years’ participants. Real
Judo is an International publication that is received by a
larger judo community.
Even the students who do not compete
nationally receive Real Judo.
They can read about their teammates.
I convey to everyone
that even if you did not go to National, International, or Midwest
Championships they helped by practicing and training with those who
did compete.
This seems to be a spark as a coach, which continually
draws great motivation out of all the judoka.
Promoting judo is one of our greatest goals.
Real Judo
does just that!
Everyone in our sport should have the same access to
Real Judo and in this dojo
we do.
I suspect if you, the sensei, looks at Real
Judo as an asset, Real
Judo will be a part of your judo.
Dina Badami
Fondy
Judo Club
"I
have been very impressed with the magazine, the pictures, the articles
and the level of professionalism."
Kevin
Asano
1988 Olympic Silver Medalist
