Alaska Judoka
2009 USA Judo Junior Olympics Results
| Player | Dojo | Results |
| Hillary Tschappat-Larson | Anchorage Dojo | 1st place |
| Sammie Neeno | Anchorage Dojo | 1st place |
| Isaiah Dempsey | Anchorage Dojo | 2nd place |
| Bella Harmon | Anchorage Dojo | 2nd place |
| Jay Hageman | Mountain View Judo | 2nd Place |
| Morgan Meek | Anchorage Dojo | 4th place |
| Tessa Neeno | Anchorage Dojo | 4th place |
| Jared Dempsey | Anchorage Dojo | 5th place |
| Sophia Froelich | Anchorage Dojo | 5th place |
| Josh Brown | Mat-Su Judo | 5th Place |
| Orion Kraus | Capital City Judo |
Alaska Judo Inc. (AJI) is the state governing body for the Olympic sport of Judo in Alaska. It is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to the promotion of Judo, and holds tournaments and clinics throughout the year.
Kodokan Judo is a martial art form developed by Sensei Jigoro Kano with the aim of creating fine citizens through physical education. It is largely based on various schools of JuJitsu, and as such is an excellent form of self-defense. The defensive and offensive moves can be practiced at full speed between experienced judoka (judo players) giving it greater practical application.
Judo is based on two main principles:
Seiryoku Zenyo: Achieve maximum efficiency with minimum effort. Kano Shihan considered this important in all aspects of life, not only in techniques of Kodokan Judo.
Jita-Kyoe: Practicing mutual welfare and benefit. Kano Shihan included this idea to balance the first. Those people looking only for their own perfection will inevitably cause conflict with those around them. Considering those about us cause the individual to be a member of the community.
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