October Events, Tanzanian Sensei’s Visit, Learning to Fail and More!

Upcoming Judo Events

Upcoming Judo Events

October promises to be a busy month at Hanabi. Here is a list of activities over the next several weeks.

October 4 and 5 San Jose Open

San Jose Open Information and Registration

October 11 Hanabi Parents’ Night out

Hanabi Parents’ Night out Information and Registration

October 18 2025 Fresno Judo Club Clinic

2025 FJC Clinic Information and Registration

October 19 2025 Fresno Judo Club Invitational

2025 FJC Tournament Information and Registration

October 26-Nov. 1 Tanzanian Judo Coach visiting Hanabi Judo

Shop Talk: Hanabi Judo Six decades of building Albany’s “judo"

Shop Talk: Hanabi Judo Six decades of building Albany’s “judo”

Hanabi Judo has been featured in our local on-line newspaper, The Albany Gazette.

Albany Gazette Hanabi Judo Feature

Tanzanian Judo Coach Visiting Hanabi

For the last several years Hanabi has participated in the International Coaching Enrichment Certification Program (ICECP) which is offered in coordination with the International Olympic Committee. ICECP participants are coaches from smaller countries who come to the United States to learn how to better train their athletes. Hanabi is a practical training destination where these coaches can see how American sports organizations operate. We have hosted judo coaches from Belgium, New Zealand and Suriname in the past and this October we will be welcoming a coach from Tanzania.

Learning to Fail: Developing Strength through Struggle

Learning to Fail: Developing Strength through Struggle

USA Judo has partnered with “True Sport” and distributed their article on the benefits of learning through the challenges we face in sports such as judo. Kevin Chapman, PhD, clinical psychologist and founder of The Kentucky Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders writes “Failure is an inevitable, healthy, and normal part of life—and a great way to ‘practice’ failure is through youth sport. Being able to embrace failure and grow from it are skills, and testing those skills in low-stakes situations can have big payoffs later in life.” For the complete article: https://truesport.org/perseverance/learn-to-fail-sports/

Feel free to contact us at: 510-604-6640 or info@hanabijudo.com.

Thanks for being part of our Big Hanabi Family!

Hanabi Judo, Head Sensei Dan Augustine

Hanabi Judo, Head Sensei Dan Augustine

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