Join us for the British Judo’s new “Finding Your Feet” Coach Education Workshop! This unique opportunity is designed to help you upskill in delivering safer falls/falls prevention sessions to elderly participants.

Learn the essential techniques and strategies to ensure the safety and well-being of your participants while enhancing their physical fitness and confidence.

Don’t miss out on this valuable workshop that will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make a positive impact in the lives of our senior community members.

Sign up now and take your coaching skills to the next level!

Register through BJA website

Further information:

Nick Shepherd – Lead Club Support Officer – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 07887 453 112

This is a British Judo Association Licensed Coach Education Course

Registering (and paying) through the website attracts a £5 discount.

This makes things easier for us if we can get an idea of numbers/grades that will be attending.

Registration opens 20th March 2024

Advance registration closes 2nd May 2024

All 1st kyu and higher graded players welcome, men and women, seniors and veterans.

Veterans & all ladies - please aim to arrive for morning booking in 0915-0945.

Those taking part in regular senior grading, we'll get you booked in as soon as we can once veterans are underway. Expect around midday, will update once we have an idea how many ladies and veteran men we have registered/

Please remember to bring with you:

• WHITE kit and blue/white belts
• Valid (in date) licence. Recreational licences are NOT acceptable for gradings.
• Proof of grade - your record book should be signed by your coach (1st kyus) or have been stamped by BJA (dan grades)
• Points cards if you have any (we will have some if you don't)
• Enthusiasm for winning points!

Dan grades - when registering, please enter your highest competitive grade.

We can do theory exams for competitive grades if needed.

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Run by Pudsey Judo club

Categories: 

1. Women – Novice (white belt) to 5th kyu (yellow belt)

2. Women – 4th kyu (orange belt) to 2nd kyu (blue belt)

3. Men – Novice (white belt) to 5th kyu (yellow belt)

4. Men – 4th kyu (orange belt) to 2nd kyu (blue belt)

Entry form

Full details to follow once received from West Yorkshire County

Exact times TBC

Please help us celebrate PARRY ASQUITH’s induction into the West Yorkshire Judo “Hall of Fame” and becoming Honorary President of the West Yorkshire Judo County

Arthur Asquith better known as PARRY ASQUITH has been involved in judo for decades, he competed in the sixties and seventies and has been area coach (when the legendary Steve Gawthorpe and Ryan Birch were competing) and has been a massive contributor to the Yorkshire and Humberside Area for as long as anyone can remember. 

Do you have any memories or anecdotes of PARRY in his hey day or any other time, did you fight PARRY?  Please send any stories or anecdotes either direct to West Yorkshire County committee to to Y & H and we'll pass them on.

PARRY is now in the twilight of his judo journey. We will be honouring PARRY on the 1st JUNE.

Please contact Gordon Lambert if you wish to attend.

Weekend 1: 8th – 9th June 2024
Weekend 2: 20th – 21st July 2024

Assessment Day: 18th August 2024

Candidates must:

• Be at least 18 years old
• Be a current member of the British Judo Association
• Hold a minimum British Judo Association 1^st Kyu Grade
• It is recommended that candidates hold a BJA Level 1 coaching award
• Be able to communicate effectively in English (listening, speaking, reading and writing)

Book through the BJA website

Y & H members may be eligible for financial support from the area.

Candidates should register through the BJA website

Candidates should:

• Be at least 16 years of age
• Be a current member of the British Judo Association
• Hold a minimum British Judo Association 2^nd Kyu Grade
• Have a good knowledge of the British Judo Mon and Kyu Grade Syllabi
• Be able to communicate effectively in English (listening, speaking, reading and writing)