Nov 14, 2024
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We didn’t have class on Thursday, October 31st so everyone could enjoy the “trick-or-treating” tradition. Several students had amazing costumes. Our students have made a lot of progress otherwise. We’ve given some stripes and will be doing a belt-rank promotion before the end of the year.
We plan to have two AAU sanctioned events in the New Year. February 22nd we will be having the Arizona AAU Freestyle Judo Winter Scrimmage in North Phoenix. March 15th we will have the Arizona AAU Freestyle Judo Spring Scrimmage, but we’ve yet to pick a venue for that event.
Please read our newest blog article available on our website here: https://coachdecker.com/the-digital-dilemma/ . It’s a great reminder that Martial Arts or any AAU Sport is a great alternative to prolong periods of time on electronic devices
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