OBC Judo

OBC Judo Celebrating 62 Years 1964-2026 (The Oldest Martial Arts Club in West Texas and the 2nd Oldest Judo Club in Texas)

Congratulations to Ryleigh Galicia for her promotion to White/Yellow Belt and her silver medal at the recent Becerra Mem...
18/09/2026

Congratulations to Ryleigh Galicia for her promotion to White/Yellow Belt and her silver medal at the recent Becerra Memorial Judo Tournament.

The hardest belt in martial arts is not black.Everyone thinks black belt is the hardest because it takes years of pain, ...
17/09/2026

The hardest belt in martial arts is not black.

Everyone thinks black belt is the hardest because it takes years of pain, sweat and sacrifice to earn. But the truth is, the hardest belt is the white belt that keeps coming back.

Getting a new color is exciting, but keeping the white belt mentality is what breaks most people. It's the courage to start when you know nothing, to fail in front of everyone, to feel clumsy and still show up the next day. Many students quit when it gets boring, hard, or when they get their first belt and feel satisfied.

The white belt that keeps coming back means humility, consistency, and love for the art even without rewards. It means you never think you have arrived, you always stay a student. That mindset is what ultimately makes a black belt possible, and it is far harder than any technique.

Congratulations Marcus
16/09/2026

Congratulations Marcus

🥇Marcus Gutierrez - is the 2026 Midland Jiu Jitsu Championship Men's Gi Black Belt Absolute Champion! Representing Águila JiuJitsu - .jiujitsu .

Drop some respect for a great performance this weekend.👇

15/09/2026
EVERY TRUE DOJO STANDS ON RESPECT BEFORE TECHNIQUE.A dojo is not built on belts alone—it is built on discipline, humilit...
14/09/2026

EVERY TRUE DOJO STANDS ON RESPECT BEFORE TECHNIQUE.
A dojo is not built on belts alone—it is built on discipline, humility, and respect. At the top stands the Shihan, the senior master who carries the responsibility of preserving and guiding the art, followed by instructors such as the Sensei and Shidoin, while Sempai help guide those who are newer to the journey. Every student, from beginner to advanced, learns that rank comes with responsibility—not ego. The commands Seiza, Mokuso, Rei, and Kiritsu are more than words; they are rituals that teach stillness, awareness, humility, and discipline. When you learn how to sit, bow, listen, and stand with respect, you begin to understand that Judo starts with character before it ever becomes technique.

Never Give Up!
11/09/2026

Never Give Up!

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