GB Judo team shine in Venray
This weekend marked a significant milestone within Adaptive Judo as the European Judo Union (EJU) hosted its first Adaptive Judo event in Venray, Netherlands. The EJU will officially launch Adaptive […]
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This weekend marked a significant milestone within Adaptive Judo as the European Judo Union (EJU) hosted its first Adaptive Judo event in Venray, Netherlands. The EJU will officially launch Adaptive […]
Following strong performances at the British Kata Championships at the end of September, five British judoka – Val Kelly, Mercedes Martinez-Monroy, Tony Prosser, Lewis Hannington and Jim Crompton attended a […]
British Judo is actively supporting Safeguarding Adults Week by engaging 12 staff members in the iHasco Safeguarding Adults – Level Two Training program. This course, endorsed by IIRSM, formerly known […]
Oliver Barratt (Dragons Judo Academy; Stephen Abberley) continued GB Judo’s great medal record at the European U23 Championships taking silver on the final day of the Championships. Barratt was the sole […]
Judo, a martial art revered for its discipline and grace, finds its perfect playground in the hearts of young enthusiasts. And what better way to spark that initial flame of […]
The European U23 Championships get underway in Potsdam, Germany tomorrow. Six GB judoka will be in action over the next two days. Friday 17th November – Preliminary Rounds 9:00am | […]
In the pursuit of medals, trophies, and personal growth, judo extends far beyond the physical realm. Judo carries an immense power that transcends the confines of a mere sport. It […]
Judo coaches, gather around! There’s an incredible opportunity knocking at your door—one that not only expands your coaching portfolio but also allows you to make a significant impact on individuals’ […]
Following recent consultation with the British Judo Commission, British Judo is pleased to formally endorse the freedom of choice of colour for training judogi within our club setting. British Judo […]
Last weekend saw Ronnie Saez step down as Chair of the British Judo Association after serving twelve years on the Board. Initially elected as Vice Chair, Ronnie was promoted to […]