To our amazing donors, Thank you very much for your support!
Thanks to you we can keep our club affordable, accessible, and amazing for our current and future members
We hope you'll come back for our next Hornraiser and please keep up with us through our Instagram @texasjudo
Anonymous
$75
Apr 25, 2024
Anonymous
$95
Apr 25, 2024
Rayanne Albrecht
In Honor of Coby-Won Albrecht
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 24, 2024
Jennifer Albrecht- Malek
In Honor of Coby Jefferson Albrecht
$50
Apr 24, 2024
Anonymous
$100
Apr 24, 2024
Anonymous
$200
Apr 23, 2024
Madelyn
Albrecht
$10
Apr 22, 2024
Anonymous
$50
Apr 22, 2024
Anonymous
$1,000
Apr 19, 2024
Olga
Rhodes
$50
Apr 19, 2024
Him
Him
$25
Apr 17, 2024
Austin
Krieger
$100
Apr 17, 2024
Tammy
Albrecht
$100
Apr 16, 2024
Celeste
Salge
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 15, 2024
Anonymous
$20
Apr 11, 2024
Alicia
Stites
Undisclosed Amount
Apr 02, 2024
susan lacey
In Honor of Tim and Eileen Webb
Undisclosed Amount
Mar 30, 2024
Eileen Webb
In Honor of My Grandpa, the realest
$200
Mar 30, 2024
Tim
Webb
$150
Mar 28, 2024
Anonymous
$50
Mar 28, 2024
$25
O-soto-gari
Many of our members, including valued alumni Karim Nader and Edward Espinoza, regard this as their favorite throw. At the $25 mark, we want to commemorate the throw that many of us know and love. It is a throw taught to beginners, but which also makes incredible appearances at higher levels of Judo.
$50
O-goshi
Translated to "major/large hip throw" this is one of the first throws a Judoka will learn and even effective at high levels. Its stability, power, and foundation is some of the best in all throws, and we would like to dedicate this level to our alumnus and former coach, Chris Trieu
$75
Tai-otoshi
Translated to "body drop", Tai-otoshi represents the grace and technique of Judo. Widely used by Olympic level Judoka due to its reliability and versatility, we would like to commemorate this level to our former president Omar Melhelm.
$100
Seoi-nage
This tier is in honor of Matt Machado, former president and current baller. Called "shoulder throw" in English, this throw is one of the most widely seen in both Judo and pop culture. Traditional Seoi-nage implies a "morote" (double arm) grip, but variations include "ippon" (single arm) and "eri" (collar).
$150
Ouchi-gari
Known as "major inner reap", Ouchi-gari is a fundamental sweep that every Judoka should know. Vital for setting up combos and finishing them, we would like to dedicate this level to our former sensei, Tim Webb. Just like this throw, he was, and still is, vital to all aspects of our club