The following is an article written by Ali Yuldashev about his recent trip to Japan with Kerrye Katz and Yuki Uemura as part of a group Judo Tour. At Judo NSW we’re committed to providing young people with cross-cultural experiences that are not jus
Wow what a day! Firstly thank you to all the competitors for showing off your skills and being well behaved. We had a fun time organizing and setting it up and we hope you guys had fun too. Nevertheless, we are here to see who the winning school is –
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No doubt you’ve got lots of young students in your Judo club. Here’s away to reward their achievements off the mat – an ‘Academic Achievement’ patch for their Gi. This is how it works. A young Judoka presents their school rep
Judo NSW is currently developing a set of tools for clubs to help them get into schools. In order to access these tools, you must: Be registered coach for Judo NSW and your club must be financial with more than 7 members Agree not to share the information
Are you the best school-based judo club in NSW? If you run a judo club whose members are solely from a school where your club is based and you have a true partnership with the school, then tell us about your club as we would like to encourage and recognis
The Board of Judo NSW is seeking to establish a committee of dedicated volunteers to encourage the growth of Judo in schools. You’ll be joining the Schools Growth Committee, a sub-committee of the Board of Judo NSW. We’re looking for people wh
Judo Australia is excited to announce the launch of our new national entry level program, Judo 4 Kids. Judo 4 Kids is an eight-lesson introductory program combining fun and physical activity for children along with the learning of fundamental judo techniq
