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ようこそ · Yōkoso — welcome to the dojo

Nage-waza and katame-waza — studied properly.

投技 · throwing — 固技 · pins, strangles & locks

A judo library built for all grapplers: all 100 Kodokan techniques with stance-aware steps and audio descriptions, the eight kata, grading syllabi, terminology, and history — plus 200+ Brazilian jiu-jitsu techniques, a 160+ technique wrestling library across folkstyle, freestyle, and Greco-Roman, and 100+ sambo techniques from sport and combat. And when you’re ready for the mat, we teach in Novi every week.

Free member account: track techniques from working to learned, RSVP to events, and follow club news & photos.

Classes in Novi, Michigan. Home mat: Ronaldo Candido Academy — RCABJJ.com, where drop-ins are welcome Saturdays.

Portrait of Jigoro Kano
Jigoro Kano 嘉納治五郎
Founder of judo · 1860–1938
Jigoro Kano and Kyuzo Mifune practicing
Kano & Kyuzo Mifune 三船久蔵
“the god of judo”
Classes this week Sat 10:00 AM Youth · 11:00 AM Teen & Adult @ Ronaldo Candido Academy, Novi  ·  Wed 6:15 PM Youth @ MEGA Fun & Fitness, Novi
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Seiryoku-Zen’yo

Maximum efficient use of energy — technique over strength.

Jita-Kyoei

Mutual welfare and benefit — training partners rise together.

The Three Pillars

Rentai-ho — physical education
Shobu-ho — contest proficiency
Shushin-ho — moral cultivation

Watch · from the mat

1st Jita-Kyoei Gathering

March 21, 2026

A historic milestone for judo in Michigan: an extraordinary “Jita-Kyoei” gathering that brought together nearly 100 passionate judoka for the first time in the state. Over 20 dojos came together, creating an electric energy and an atmosphere charged with enthusiasm.

This gathering was more than a meeting of judoka — it was a celebration of the judo community in Michigan. Together we forged a legacy, setting the stage for future events that will continue to inspire and uplift the spirit of judo. This is just the beginning.

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1st Jita-Kyoei Gathering
Glaze Sensei and Jessey Bouchard at a kata workshop
Glaze Sensei Kata Workshop
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Competition day
Training with Javi Delgaldo Sensei!
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News, events, your saved techniques & rank progress

Members get a portal with club announcements, event RSVPs, the photo gallery, and a personal technique tracker.

"It is not important to be better than someone else, but to be better than yesterday."

Attributed to Jigoro Kano, founder of judo

Technique Library

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Watch — Striking in old judo 当身技

How atemi-waza fit into Kano’s judo — the strikes preserved in kata and why they left randori.

Watch — Renraku-waza in motion

A 15-part combination-techniques series from Welcome Mat Judo — watch how the first attack creates the second. Use the playlist icon in the player to jump between combinations.

Each combination card below with a ▶ VIDEO badge opens cued to its demonstration in the club demo film.

Training games

Games we play at the club — coordination, grips, and movement hidden inside play.

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“There is no genius that can withstand effort.”

— Masahiko Kimura

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“There is no losing in jiu-jitsu. You either win or you learn.”

— Attributed to Carlos Gracie

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Study resources

Curricula, platforms, and instructionals for each of the three styles — plus how the rulesets differ.

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“Once you’ve wrestled, everything else in life is easy.”

— Dan Gable

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Study film

An introduction to watch right here, then the channels and playlists the club curates from.

“If sambo was easy, it would be called jiu-jitsu.”

— Khabib Nurmagomedov’s weigh-in shirt, São Paulo 2013

Full films and lectures for deeper study — official Kodokan technique films and historical archives, watchable right here.

Kodokan Kata

The eight officially recognized forms of the Kodokan — plus Kodomo-no-Kata, the modern teaching kata for children.

Kata news & events

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Glaze Sensei and Jessey Bouchard at a kata workshop
Glaze Sensei Kata Workshop

Kata is judo's prearranged practice: tori (the one who executes) and uke (the one who receives) demonstrate techniques in their ideal form. Every kata follows the same ceremony:

  • Rei — open and close with a formal bow: zarei (kneeling) to shomen, ritsurei (standing) to each other.
  • Ma-ai — partners keep precise distance, usually beginning about 5.5 meters apart.
  • Committed attacks — uke attacks honestly; tori's technique only makes sense against real intent.
  • Both roles matter — ukemi and attacking well are studied as seriously as the techniques themselves.

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This fall World Judo Championships Kata 2026 — Sarajevo. 220 competitors, 21 countries, all five contested kata.

“The essence of judo lies in the flexible mind.”

— Kyuzo Mifune, 10th dan

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“Walk a single path, becoming neither cocky with victory nor broken with defeat.”

— Jigoro Kano

Official USJF study guides

Downloadable rank-requirement booklets from the United States Judo Federation. Each lists the full ability-to-demonstrate techniques, time-in-grade, and vocabulary for its rank. The handbook covers belt colors and promotion procedures for every rank.

Watch — the rules of judo

How a match is won: ippon and waza-ari, osaekomi times, shido penalties, and what the referee’s calls mean — the rules behind every term in the Referee & competition list.

Read — the official rulebooks

The source documents behind everything above, straight from the International Judo Federation.

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The curriculum, belt by belt

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Watch — the rules of BJJ

How an IBJJF match is won: points for takedowns, sweeps, passes, mount and back control, how advantages and penalties work, and why the referee calls “lute!”.

Read — the official rulebook

The complete IBJJF rulebook — scoring, legal techniques by belt and age, uniform requirements.

IBJJF Rulebook ↗

“A black belt is a white belt who never quit.”

— Mat proverb
Just promoted? Belts, gis, and official club shirts are on the Shop page.
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Ippon Arcade

Our club's judo arcade game — fight from yellow belt to the black belt final, answer Sensei's terminology quizzes, and climb the club leaderboard.

Playing is a member perk. Join the club to get on the mat — first class is free.

Ippon Arcade

The club’s game corner — a fight game, flash cards, and memory match. Every throw and term is real judo.

Like the game? Train the real thing.
Every throw and term in Ippon Arcade is taught on our mats in Novi, Michigan. First class is free.

Terminology 用語

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“Be strong, be gentle, be beautiful.”

— Keiko Fukuda, 10th dan
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“If you think, you are late. If you are late, you use strength. If you use strength, you tire. And if you tire, you die.”

— Saulo Ribeiro, 6× world champion · author of Jiu-Jitsu University
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“The first period is won by the best technician. The second period is won by the kid in the best shape. The third period is won by the kid with the biggest heart.”

— Dan Gable, 1972 Olympic champion
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History of Judo

From the ju-jutsu schools of the samurai era, Jigoro Kano distilled a system built on seiryoku zen’yo and jita kyoei — a martial art, a sport, and an education method.

1882
Kodokan founded
1964
Olympic debut, Tokyo
200+
National federations
100
Kodokan techniques

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Judoka — the National Film Board of Canada’s classic documentary following Canadian champion Doug Rogers training in Japan.

Streamed from YouTube.

“Do not think about winning; think, rather, of not losing.”

— Kyuzo Mifune, 10th dan

History of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Judo crossed an ocean: Kodokan judoka Mitsuyo Maeda carried the art to Brazil, the Gracie family rebuilt it around the ground game, and a century later it came home to share the mat.

1914
Maeda lands in Brazil
1925
First Gracie academy
1993
Royce wins UFC 1
1996
First Mundials, Rio

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Jiu-Jitsu VS The World — the feature documentary on what the gentle art does for the people who train it, with Renzo Gracie, John Danaher, Jeff Glover and more. Released free by the filmmakers.

Streamed from YouTube.

“Always assume that your opponent is going to be bigger, stronger and faster than you — rely on technique, timing and leverage.”

— Hélio Gracie

History of Wrestling

The oldest sport on earth — on cave walls before writing, in the first Olympics, and still deciding matches the same way: control the body, pin the shoulders. Its three modern styles feed the same base every grappler stands on.

708 BC
Ancient Olympics
1928
First NCAA Championships
1972
Gable’s Munich gold
2004
Women’s freestyle at the Games

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Folkstyle, freestyle, and Greco-Roman — how the three styles differ in rules, stance, and strategy, and why American schools wrestle a style the rest of the world doesn’t.

Streamed from YouTube.

“You don’t play wrestling.”

— Every wrestling room, everywhere

History of Sambo

Born in the young Soviet Union from judo, freestyle wrestling, and the folk styles of a dozen republics — built by two founders who never worked together, nearly erased by the purges, and named for its purpose: SAMozashchita Bez Oruzhiya, self-defense without weapons.

1938
Recognized in the USSR
1973
First world championships
100+
National federations
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Watch — Vasili Oshchepkov, Father of Sambo

The three-part documentary behind this timeline’s first five rows: Kano’s Russian student, the judo courses that became sambo, and the purge that erased his name for fifty years.

PART 1 — Sakhalin to the Kodokan

PART 2 — Judo for the Red Army

PART 3 — The birth of sambo

Streamed from YouTube.

“САМБО — самозащита без оружия.” Self-defense without weapons.

— The name is the whole idea

Gallery

Life at Bouchard Judo Club — classes, gradings, and gatherings. Members can see the full photo collection in the .

Bouchard’s Body Slam 2000 Arnold Classic — to choke submission

Streamed from YouTube.

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Recommended Reading

The books our coaches keep coming back to — the judo canon, from Kano’s own manual to the Masterclass series.

Video training

American Judo System Streaming video instruction from Olympic medalists Jimmy Pedro & Travis Stevens — technique, drills, and competition strategy. Free access is included with USA Judo membership. JudoTV The IJF’s official streaming platform — watch every World Tour event live and on demand: Grand Slams, Grand Prix, Worlds, and the Masters.

Judo highlights

Highlight reels — the throws that end matches, at full speed.

Judo on YouTube

Free channels our coaches recommend — clean judo instruction, plus wrestling and cross-training that carries over to the mat, and French-language seminars.

“Nothing under the sun is greater than education.”

— Jigoro Kano

The BJJ shelf — the canon, the story of the art, and the instructionals our coaches recommend.

BJJ on YouTube

Free channels our coaches recommend — fundamentals, competition breakdowns, and the modern no-gi and leg-lock systems.

“If you think, you are late. If you are late, you use strength. If you use strength, you tire. And if you tire, you die.”

— Saulo Ribeiro, Jiu-Jitsu University

The wrestling shelf — technique encyclopedias, the mental game, and the stories that built the sport.

Where to watch & study

FloWrestling Live events, the full match archive, and the technique library — NCAA, world championships, and high school nationals. The Wrestling Vault Mitch Hancock (Detroit Catholic Central) & R.J. Boudro’s structured curriculum — technique series, practice planners, and program-wide progressions. Michigan-built.

Wrestling on YouTube

Free channels our coaches recommend — technique libraries, film study, and official federation footage.

“Gold medals aren’t really made of gold. They’re made of sweat, determination, and a hard-to-find alloy called guts.”

— Dan Gable

The sambo shelf — thin in English but strong: Steve Scott’s Welcome Mat texts and the founding textbook, plus the platforms and channels where the art actually lives.

Where to watch & study

FIAS — sambo.sport The International Sambo Federation — world championship streams, results, rules, and the sport’s official news. BJJ Fanatics — sambo instructionals Full-length sambo instructionals — Vlad Koulikov’s Sambo for BJJ and Sambo Throws Revealed, and more masters of sport.

Sambo on YouTube

Free channels our coaches recommend — the same sambists who demonstrate the techniques in our library.

“First learn to fall. Everything else follows.”

— Mat wisdom, every sambo hall

Class Schedule

All judo classes taught by Jessey Bouchard out of our home dojo, Ronaldo Candido Academy (RCABJJ.com) in Novi. New students welcome — come try a class.

Questions? Email Judojessey@BouchardJudoClub.com or message @bouchardjudoclub.

Jessey Bouchard
Your instructor

Jessey Bouchard Godan 五段 · 5th dan

Jessey holds the rank of Godan (5th dan) in judo and is a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, with several decades on the mat as a competitor and teacher. He teaches from the fundamentals up — judo, BJJ, wrestling and sambo — so students understand the principles behind every technique and build a foundation that lasts. Off the mat, Jessey is a Senior Research Scientist at Aramco. He holds dual undergraduate degrees in mathematics and mechanical engineering, and dual graduate degrees — mechanical engineering and an MBA — from the University of Michigan–Dearborn.

From the mat — shorts from our classes

What a regular class looks like — randori, throws, and the community on the mat.

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Hygiene & mat readiness

Judo is a close-contact sport — these small habits keep everyone safe and healthy.

  • Fingernails and toenails trimmed short
  • Clean, dry gi — washed after every session
  • Long hair tied back with a soft (non-metal) tie
  • No jewelry, watches, or piercings on the mat
  • Sandals (zori) to the mat edge — never bare feet off the mat, never shoes on it
  • Cover cuts and skip class if you have a skin infection or are sick
Training at home

Shadow judo — Tandoku-renshu

Can't make it to the dojo? Tandoku-renshu (solo practice) lets you drill entries, footwork, combinations and even shadow randori — no partner needed. Koka Kids, by 1993 world champion Nik Fairbrother, has nine free shadow-judo exercises with video to get you started.

Practise entries only at home — save the finish (and the falls) for the mat. Try the Uchi-Komi Challenge when you're ready for more.

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Gearing up

Need a gi?

Your first class needs only comfortable athletic clothes — a gi can wait until you decide to stick around. When you're ready, the Shop page lists what to buy in what order, our recommended vendors, and official Bouchard Judo Club shirts and stickers.

“The best way to improve your judo is to keep attacking. Newaza especially rewards the one who never stops.”

— Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki, 1981 World Champion & ne-waza master
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Shop

Club merch and the gear our coaches recommend. All links open the vendor's own store — purchases are handled there.

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Club shirts and stickers — wear the crest, support the club. Every purchase goes through Zed Honra's store.

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New to judo? Buy in this order
1 A single-weave judogi — not a BJJ gi (ask Sensei about sizing first) 2 Zori / sandals for the mat edge 3 A water bottle you can find in a pile of thirty 4 Everything else can wait until your first grading

Recommended vendors

“A gold medal when I’m at my best; a gold medal even at my worst.”

— Ryoko Tani
New to BJJ? Buy in this order
1 A BJJ gi — not a judogi (ask your coach about sizing) 2 A rash guard — under the gi and for no-gi days 3 A mouthguard 4 Spats and a second gi can wait until you’re hooked

Recommended vendors

“Wash your gi. Every time.”

— House rules, every academy on earth
New to wrestling? Buy in this order
1 Wrestling shoes — worn on the mat and nowhere else 2 Headgear — before cauliflower ear, not after 3 Kneepads and a water bottle 4 A singlet only when competition is booked — practice is shorts and a tee

Recommended vendors

“Buy the shoes before the singlet — practice comes first.”

— Coach’s advice
New to sambo? Buy in this order
1 A kurtka & belt — red or blue (your judogi top works for your first classes) 2 Sambo shorts — matched to the kurtka 3 Sambovki — sambo boots; wrestling shoes work fine 4 A mouthguard — gloves & shin guards only when you step into combat sambo

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“Красный или синий?” Red or blue? Pack both.

— Every sambo weigh-in table
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Bouchard Judo Club · Effective July 12, 2026

Welcome to the Bouchard Judo Club website. By using this site or requesting a member account, you agree to these terms.

1. Member accounts. Membership requests are reviewed and approved by the club instructor. You are responsible for keeping your password confidential and for activity on your account. Tell us right away if you believe someone else has used your account. Accounts for minors should be created and managed by a parent or guardian.
2. Community conduct. The forum and comments are for club members. Be respectful — no harassment, offensive material, spam, or advertising. The instructor may remove any post, photo, or account at his discretion.
3. Content you share. Only post photos, videos, and text you have the right to share. By posting, you allow the club to display that content on the site. Ask before posting recognizable photos of other members, especially children.
4. Club photos. Photos and videos from classes and events may appear in the site gallery. If you'd like a photo of you or your child removed, email us and we'll take it down.
5. Training information. The technique library, kata pages, and grading guides are reference material for students training under qualified supervision. They are not a substitute for in-person instruction. Judo involves physical risk — train only under an instructor, and follow your club's safety rules and any waivers signed at the dojo.
6. No warranty. The site is provided as-is. We work to keep it accurate and available but can't guarantee it will always be error-free or online.
7. Changes. We may update these terms from time to time; the current version will always be posted here. Continued use of the site means you accept the updated terms.
8. Contact. Questions? Email Judojessey@BouchardJudoClub.com.

This policy explains what information the Bouchard Judo Club website collects and how we use it. Short version: we collect only what we need to run the club, and we never sell or share it.

1. What we collect. When you request membership we ask for your name, email, password, current belt, and optionally your phone number, date of birth, and an emergency contact. As you use the member portal we also store your rank and promotion history, class attendance, forum posts and comments, and any photos or videos you upload.
2. How we use it. To run the club: approving memberships, keeping class and rank records, contacting you about classes and events, and showing your posts to other members. Emergency contact details are used only if something happens at practice.
3. Who can see it. Your forum posts and gallery uploads are visible to logged-in club members. Your contact details, date of birth, and emergency contact are visible only to the instructor. Nothing you submit is sold, shared, or used for advertising.
4. Children. Accounts and information for members under 18 should be provided and managed by a parent or guardian. Photos of children in the gallery are removed on request — just email us.
5. Where it's stored. Account data is stored in a secure hosted database (Supabase) with encrypted connections. Passwords are stored in hashed form — we can never see them.
6. Your choices. You can update your password anytime, and ask us to correct your details, export your information, or delete your account and data entirely — email us and we'll do it.
7. Changes. If this policy changes, the current version will always be posted here with its effective date.
8. Contact. Questions or removal requests: Judojessey@BouchardJudoClub.com.

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