Rikidokan Judo and Martial Arts

New public health measures announced for Prince Edward Island as Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Heather Morrison, confirms four more positive cases of COVID-1...9 in the province and additional public exposure locations. The new cases are all women three are in their 20s and one is in her 30s. They are all close contacts of the positive cases announced yesterday, and none are related to the student from Charlottetown Rural High School who tested positive on November 28. The women are all at home in self-isolation and are being followed by public health. Contact tracing is underway and all close contacts will be tested, remain in self-isolation for 14 days and also be followed by public health daily. At this point, the source of this outbreak is unknown as the Chief Public Health Office continues its investigation. There are two additional public exposure locations in Charlottetown related to this outbreak: Dollarama in the Charlottetown Mall (670 University Avenue): - Thursday, December 3 from 4:30pm to 10:30pm; and, Saturday, December 5 from 8:00am to 1:00pm Walmart (80 Buchanan Drive): - Thursday, December 3 from 2pm to 3pm and 6pm to 7pm Anyone who was at these locations during these times should closely monitor for symptoms of COVID-19 and, if symptoms develop, get tested and isolate until they receive the results. A full list of active public exposure locations is available online. As a result of the increase in cases and unidentified source of the outbreak, Dr. Morrison outlined new Circuit Breaker measures to aggressively curb and contain the spread of virus in the province as Prince Edward Island’s COVID-19 Alert Level moves to an enhanced caution phase. These measures will be in place for a two-week period[HT1] . Effective 8am on Monday, December 7 until December 21, the following public health measures will be in place: Islanders should stay at home as much as possible, only going out for essential purposes. Households should designate one person to do essential errands such as grocery shopping, pharmacy visits, and banking. No personal gatherings. A household can only associate with two persons outside of their household. Persons living alone may choose to interact with one designated household. Organized gatherings, including faith gatherings, are limited to 10 people maximum indoors or outdoors (excluding staff). Funerals and weddings are limited to 10 people maximum (excluding officiants). No in-room dining at restaurants. Take-out and delivery can continue with enhanced precautions. No organized recreational or team sports. Gyms, fitness facilities, museums, libraries, bingo halls and casinos will be closed. Personal services will remain open for appointments only and non-medical masks must be worn at all times by staff and patrons. Retail stores and markets must operate at a maximum 50 per cent patron capacity. Daycares will continue to operate as they currently do. High schools in the Charlottetown area are moving to remote learning. This includes Colonel Gray, Charlottetown Rural and Bluefield High Schools, as well as students in grades 10 through 12 at École François-Buote. In-person mental health and addiction services and programs, including residential day programs, will continue. Long-term care and community care facilities will limit partners in care to one designated person. There will be no other visitors during this time. Dr. Morrison firmly stated that enforcement efforts will be stepped up across the province to ensure these circuit breaker measures are being followed for the next two weeks. In the event a gathering exceeds the new capacity limit, a fine will be issued to every person in attendance, not just the host. Individuals 20 to 29 years of age living in the capital region (greater Charlottetown area) are encouraged to get tested for COVID-19. Individuals in this age group experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 should get tested as soon as possible and self-isolate until they receive the results. Individuals in this age group who are not experiencing symptoms can get tested in the coming days, can attend school/work, and do not need to self-isolated while awaiting the test result. Dr. Morrison is also reminding all Islanders of the importance of getting tested if experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19, and to self-isolate until the results come back. Islanders are also encouraged to download the free national COVID Alert app, which will to let them know if they have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. Prince Edward Island currently has 11 active cases of COVID-19 and since the onset of the pandemic there has been 80 positive cases of COVID-19 in the province. Information about the province’s COVID-19 cases is available online.

PLEASE BE ADVISED : As per the Sport PEI and Chief Medical Examiner Recommendation the Rikidokan Judo Club will follow suit and close practice immediately with further announcement to come. I will keep in touch with each one of the parents and children. We will miss seeing you for a couple of weeks but this is for the betterment of you and your familys health

2020 Atlantic Judo Championships cancelled

Hey Folks, There will be no Judo tonight. Thank you.

Please let me know if you are interested in going to the Eastern Canadian Judo Championships tonight Monday Sept 23, 2019

What a great night at Judo, these guys are getting ready for Matt and Mels Friendly this Saturday, they are very excited

Judo starts Sept 11, 2019 kids class 6:30, adults class 7:30Judo starts Sept 11, 2019 kids class 6:30, adults class 7:30

No Judo practice today.

Rikidokan is hosting Yuka Nakayama on Saturday August 3rd, 2019. Starting time for kids is 9:00 am until 10:30 am. Adults will be from 10:30 until 12:30 NeWaza, BREAK for Lunch for 1 hour, ... 1:30 to 3:30 TachiWaza, competitive Judo. we will finish by 4pm. Thank you, and please contact me if you are interested so I will know how many to expect. my e-mail is [email protected] or [email protected] See more

Judo tonight at Rikidokan at 7 oclockJudo tonight at Rikidokan at 7 oclock

Judo Tonight (July 17, 2019)at 7 oclock at Rikidokan Judo ClubJudo Tonight (July 17, 2019)at 7 oclock at Rikidokan Judo Club

Charlottetown City councillor Mitchell Tweel was kind enough to lend his time to us at Rikidokan to pull the winning ticket for our "cooler of spirit". Thank you for joining us tonight and lending your hand in our draw. With a final shake of the tickets by one of our juniour judoka, the winning ticket was drawn Congratulations Lisa Rusk! All of us at Rikidokan would like to thank you and everyone who supported our club by purchasing tickets... Happy Canada Day!!

Charlottetown City Councillor Mitchell Tweel was kind enough to lend his time to us at Rikidokan to pull the winning ticket for our "cooler of spirit". Thank you for joining us tonight and lending your hand in our draw. With a final shake of the tickets by one of our juniour judoka, the winning ticket was drawn Congratulations Lisa Rusk! All of us at Rikidokan would like to thank you and everyone who supported our club by purchasing tickets... Happy Canada Day!!

Hey Folks, Will be no Judo today due to Canada Day weekend. Have a safe weekend, enjoy the fireworks!

WE NEED RIKIDOKAN TO BE HERE PLEASE ,,,,if we dont show up and dont get a seat on the executive then we dont have a voice. PLEASE show up : The AGM this year will be held on Saturday June 22 in Summerside. Time will be 1pm-4pm Location for the AGM will be in the gym at Trinity United Church. (90 Spring Street)

RIKIDOKAN HAS SPIRIT!!! We are a spirited bunch at Rikidokan; so much so that the parents and Senseis decided to donate some of their favourite "Spirits" and bundle all together to make a Great Prize for a Lucky Ticket buyer! We couldnt think of a better weekend to have the draw than the Canada long weekend, when we all like to get festive and "spirited" This is a great prize to keep for yourself, share with your friends or pass on as a gift and includes:... Red Wine White Wine Beer Shandy Vodka Baileys Rum Whiskey And Coolers too! Dont worry though, if you dont see something you like in the list, theres a gift card too. There are also cups and a couple of Canada Day trinkets too- all held in a brand new Colman 48 quart/63 can cooler. Sounds pretty fantastic, right? Better yet? Tickets are only a toonie each or 3 for $5.00! Message your favourite Rikidokan person for tickets :) All money goes back to our not for profit club that has given so much to our kids! The draw will be the evening of June 28th. And- as a bonus, if you Like, publicly share, and comment on this post; we will add your name for an additional draw of a $25.00 gift card!! Until then, Cheers and Thank-you for your Support!

There will be no Judo today. The plague has been making the rounds!

Winners today from the Rikidokan Draw are FIRST prize - Golf Green Fees - Bernard Keefe, SECOND prize - King Size Suite Night - Trevor Delaney, THIRD prize - BBQ set and Cook Book - Jason MacLean . ,,,the most tickets were sold by Allan MacDonald but the most tickets sold by Children were Liam and Griffith, Gifts were given to these 2 boys, Thank you for all the sales of tickets and see you all in September From Allan, Kent, Nico, Trevor, Darlene and myself

Congratulations RJ Hetherington on the 5th place finish at Canadian Open Nationals for Judo. With a record of 4 - 2 that is something to be content with, to be ...happy with. His first loss being against someone who medaled first in the U18 division the previous day. His bronze medal match he received an injury with a concussionz which lead to his second loss. Great job brother, solid performance, keep up the hard work!

Lets go RJ Hetherington!!!

Hey Folks, There will be no Judo today. Thank you.

Best of Luck and Goodness going to RJ from all of us at the Rikidokan Judo Club, he is heading to the 2019 National Judo Championships in Edmonton Alberta

if any of the parents have picture of the Atlantic Judo Championships please post them Thank you. and we are so proud of you all

We hope Jayden gets better soon

Today is the Final Day for Registration for the National Judo Championships for the PEI Judo Team heading to Alberta. Everyone is aware of the 2 pages they needed signed... medical and waiver. Thanks everyone

we have Liam and Griffith registered for the Otoshi Judo Tournament on the weekend. If there was anyone else that even wanted to go MUST go though the Rikidokan Judo Tournament as it is pre registration only on Coaches Honor.

who wants to go to the Otoshi Tournament this weekend April 13, 2019? Please register online at http://www.otoshi.ca/ as well use the code : RIKI-93DGF3 this is a $25.00 - $40.00 tournament, put your childs first name, last name, gender, category, weight in kg, belt color, club name, province name.

I can only complement the kids tonight for being so nice and peaceful and respectful, raising their hands and really listening ...counting to 10 and learning break falls...and tied their belts on the first try...congrats guys and gals

2016 what an awesome group of athletes.

Practice for March 4th has been cancelled due to the storm.Practice for March 4th has been cancelled due to the storm.

Love this picture Lilly!!