Judo Resources

This is a collection of videos and other resources for our students’ judo practice. You’ll find tips from our current and former instructors, training videos, blog posts, and much more.

Testimonials

This is an excellent place learn different arts from a great group of people. They have many classes daily to attend to make it easy for those with busy schedules!

Steve R.

Just started taking classes here for Aikido. This is a great dojo with the best floor I’ve ever been on for training. The general feel is very laid back and inviting with still keeping a traditional aura. The people that I’ve met so far have also been very pleasant and eager to teach and learn.

Sirven A.

I think that it’s a bodacious place with excellent people from the top down to the beginner.

Richard P.

Knowledgeable instructors who treat you like family. The goal is to learn each art without getting injured in the process.

Nate M.

Everyone is like family. You won’t find better teachers or people anywhere.

Tristan K.

Excellent learning environment = respect, awesome attitude,great instructors, fun experience, Sensei Lowry is outstanding !

John B.

Home!!!

George S.

The best place for budo, not just in OKC or even Oklahoma, but regionally. Nick Lowry sensei has something to offer everyone.

Neil M.

I travel from Fl. to learn at this dojo, and will continue to do so.

David S. - Florida

I came from a program where they really didn’t seem to want me. When I walked into Windsong, I was greeted, my questions were answered, and I was welcomed to participate. So, at Windsong: I was welcomed. I was included. I was accepted. I was instructed with patience. My progress was celebrated. I felt a balance of encouragement and challenge. No matter what age I reach, I will still be working on applications from what I learned at Windsong.

Danny V. - Oklahoma

Judo Warm-Ups and Drills

Judo Principles

Judo Throwing Techniques

Judo Grappling Techniques

Judo Blog Posts

Judo: Kouchi-gari Partner Throws

The Price of Knowing

My Personal Opinions and Reflections Regarding the Judo Legacy of Karl Geiss

Notes on Judo Taiso

How to Play Judo

Judo: Morote-Seoi-Nage (Shoulder Throw)

2020 Spring Clinic

Judo: Prone Turtle Turnover using Knee Lift

Sempai/Kohai and Organic Relationships

Judo: Butterfly Armbar

What is Rank About?

Budo: Practice without a Partner