08/22/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.
- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00
See everyone there!
Saturday Practice 8/22
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow. Adult practice 9:00-11:00Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
08/07/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.
- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
Saturday Practice 8/8
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow. Adult practice 9:00-11:00Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
07/31/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
Saturday Practice 8/1
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.Adult practice 9:00-11:00Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
07/24/2026
Randori & Nage No Kata
We are having practice tomorrow but it is not going to be our usual Saturday practice format.
We will begin at 9:00 and do about 45 minutes of Randori. The remainder of the time we will work on Nage No Kata. Everyone 12 years and older is welcome to come and practice the kata. These are the forms of throwing.
Hopefully see everyone there.
Saturday Practice 7/25
Randori & Nage No Kata We are having practice tomorrow but it is not going to be our usual Saturday practice format. We will begin at 9:00 and do about 4
07/13/2026
Spokane Judo is pleased and proud to announce the promotion of Sensei Sam Lui to Nidan!
Go Sensei!!
Congratulations to Sensei Sam!!
Spokane Judo is pleased and proud to announce the promotion of Sensei Sam Lui to Nidan! Go Sensei!!
07/10/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
Saturday Practice 7/11
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.Adult practice 9:00-11:00Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
05/15/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.
Pacific will be joining us
We will be practicing running a table at a judo tournament so you can come and learn everything you ever wanted to know about how running a tournament works.
Please everyone come and help us support Pacific and judo in our area
- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
Saturday Practice with Pacific 5/16
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow. Pacific will be joining us We will be practicing running a table at a judo tournament so you can come and learn
05/08/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
Saturday Practice 5/9
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.Adult practice 9:00-11:00Kids practice 10:00-11:00See everyone there!
04/17/2026
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow.
- Adult practice 9:00-11:00
- Kids practice 10:00-11:00
See everyone there!
Saturday Practice 4/18
Reminder, we are having practice tomorrow. Adult practice 9:00-11:00 Kids practice 10:00-11:00 See everyone there!
04/13/2026
Three competitors made Spokane Judo proud on Saturday!
In his first tournament ever, Emeth distinguished himself by fighting better and better each subsequent match. He tried multiple standing and ground techniques ~ way to go Emeth!
Syd has really come a long way in her development as a tournament fighter ~ she also demonstrated multiple techniques, scoring a wazaari in one of her matches! She brought home bronze in both brackets!!
Buck's first tournament was in a crowded *advanced* division ~ there were no fighters for him in the novice division. Based on his fighting spirit and his use of multiple techniques, Sensei Brett feels he would have placed in a bracket with others who had his level of experience. He initiated multiple attacks, and worked hard to get out of a pin the entire time - not easy!
This primes us all for the Inland Empire tournament here in Spokane in 6 weeks - we'll be ready!
So grateful to our friends at Lakeland Judo for organizing the whole event and for all the support of Pacific Judo Academy as well!
Battle by the Lake - April 11, 2026
Three competitors made Spokane Judo proud on Saturday! In his first tournament ever, Emeth distinguished himself by fighting better and better each subsequent