Judo NSW is trying to encourage and identify the future leaders of Judo as well as develop their skills. It’s critical to keeping our organisation healthy. We’re asking all coaches and club managers to nominate ‘potential future leaders’ (aged 16-
Nominations are now open for the NSW State Squad to compete at the 2021 National Titles on the Gold Coast (10-14 June). click here to register before midnight Wednesday 28 April 2021. The Judo NSW State Coaching Team have also released details of the
Friday 26 March 2021 The National Grading Committee on behalf of Judo Australia is offering a 4th Dan and above grading for eligible members as part of the 2021 Judo Australia National Championships to be held at the Gold Coast on Friday 11 June 2021. Thi
At the Office of the Children’s Guardian (OCG), their goal is to create safe places for children and young people, and they recognise that most organisations share this goal. To help child-related organisations create safer places, OCG will be following
Judo NSW will include the Judo Australia (JA) Senior Coach Accreditation level in its next Coach Accreditation Course on 10 April 2021 click here to register for the course Coaching is an incredibly valuable way to make both a contribution to the sport of
In Judo, the 8-14 year age group represents our biggest cohort for new memberships and unfortunately our tweens (10-14yrs) and teens (15yrs+) also have a very high drop out rate. The following information is reproduced from an article by Susan Scandiffio&
Budokan has successfully nominated Dale as a hero in our Community to the Federal Minister for Sport, Richard Colbeck. The Minister recognised Dale, her achievements, outlook and coaching/mentoring philosophy in his “Highlight a Hero&
Judo NSW is very pleased to announce a new regional Judo NSW club – PCYC Goulburn with Michael Manley as head coach. Michael’s key motivation is to “promote Judo in the Goulburn Community and develop appreciation for the sport with local youthâ€
