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Located just south of Beltway 8 and just west of I-45 the Gulf Freeway in the South Belt area of Sagemont. Take the Beamer exit from Beltway 8, go south to the second light at Hall Road.; turn right. Dojo is red and blue building on the right, Bonin Dojo. |
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Sensei Gene Webster, Nidan and owner of Freedom Judo, earned the rank of Black Belt in 1997 and began teaching shortly thereafter. A USJA certified coach and class “C” referee, Sensei Gene coached the 2004 and 2005 USJA Judo Player of the Year.
As a J. Frank Dobie graduate and one of the original Sagemont/South Belt area residents, Sensei Gene has deep ties to his home-town and is dedicated to making champions of his students.
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One of the principles of judo is that a stronger opponent can be defeated by turning his strength against himself. For that reason, anyone can excel in Judo, no matter their age, size or gender.
According to the American College of Sports Medicine, Judo is the safest contact sport for children under age 13, thus making Judo the ideal sport of athletes of any age. Judo in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Aug. 08-24 2008
Classes are available at Freedom Judo for all ages, young and old alike. Junior level students start as young as the age of 5 and senior level has no maximum age limit.
Come learn Judo with us! |
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Freedom Judo |
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Where champions are built... |
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Judo
The literal meaning of Judo is “Gentle Way” shown in the Kanji script with the symbol for Gentle and the symbol for Way.
Literally, "gentle way", referring to giving way in order to gain victory. |
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11419 Hall Road Houston, Texas 77089 Just south of Beltway 8, Just west of I-45 Gulf Freeway 281-484-3561 |
