Cultures of judo
The three cultures of Judo:
- Shobuhoas a warrior and combat art
- Rentaihoas a physical education and sports education system
- Shushinhoas a method of moral development
I am learning Judo at Spirit Forge Martial Arts, a club that teaches Judo and Taekwondo. We now meet in the basement of Peace Lutheran Church in Peters Township, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and on Saturdays. A fitting place for a club with that name. I am a student here, grateful for patient teachers.
Seiryoku Zen'yō, maximum efficiency with minimum effort. Jita Kyōei, mutual welfare and benefit. (Jigoro Kano)Fall down seven times, get up eight. (Japanese proverb)

The questions Spirit Forge Martial Arts prepared for its interview with Master Moore, recorded on October 17, 2026. The edited video is posted on the Spirit Forge Martial Arts website.
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The three cultures of Judo:
Bushido
The Code of Bushido
Judo · jita kyoei
Jita kyoei - mutual benefit for oneself and others...this concept emphasizes that Judo may be used to contribute to the prosperity of others and society in general
Kodokan New Japanese-English Dictionary · Dr. Jigoro Kano / judoAikido
Foster and polish your warrior spirit while serving in the world: illuminate the path according to your inner light.
O Sensei Morhei Ueshiba, founder of AikidoTaekwondo
Taekwondo spirit results from the interaction of Geukgi and Hongik:
SPIRIT OF ’76
Son of the American Revolution
Soli Deo Gloria
Glory to God alone
