Karate athletes from Japan Martial Arts Academy succeed at nationals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 1:21 AM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

The Japan Martial Arts Academy in Bakersfield recently showcased its talent at the Karate National Championships, where nine athletes competed and returned with medals. Elijah, a standout, will represent the USA at the Junior Pan American Championship next week. The dojo emphasizes building confidence and community among its young athletes. Through affordable training, owner John ‘Shihan’ Cobbs aims to provide a positive outlet for local youth, helping them stay off the streets. The success of students like Elijah and Christopher Diaz-Mendez highlights the academy's impact on personal development and martial arts skill.
- •Nine athletes from Japan Martial Arts Academy competed at nationals.
- •Elijah will represent the USA at the Junior Pan American Championship next week.
- •The dojo focuses on confidence and community for local youth.
- •John 'Shihan' Cobbs emphasizes affordability to keep kids engaged in positive activities.
- •Christopher Diaz-Mendez returned to martial arts and found success at nationals.
- 1:21 AMYahoo Sports — Dojo dynasty: Japan Martial Arts Academy in Bakersfield doing more than winning
"In a small dojo in northwest Bakersfield is a mat filled with ambition, dedication and kids of all ages.
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