Our training
Main sessions......
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Club Judo
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Performance Judo
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* Minimum grade Orange belt, minimum age 12yo ** Minimum grade green belt, minimum age 16yo
New to judo?
Regardless of your age if you're starting out at judo we won't make you wait for a beginners course, just come along to the appropriate class and follow these simple rules
Your first judo lesson is free, after that it is just £4 per session and once you're happy you want to stay we can look judo kits, licences and loyalty card. There's no rush!
What to expect?
The origins of judo base it’s philosophy on mutual respect, discipline, confidence, integrity and fair play. Comberton judo club is a safe practice environment that is part of the national judo structure and works closely with local schools and universities.
Judo is a bit of a “rough and tumble” sport but it is fun and very diverse. Anybody, regardless of body shape, gender, age and physical ability can do judo. Judo is about being able to beat your opponent and everyone is good at something, you just have to find out what you’re good at and impose that upon your opponent.
In the children's class the focus is on fun and physical literacy- agility, balance, co-ordination and speed. So although the class is for 5-8 year olds there maybe older children who would benefit from more physical literacy than judo training. All of this is learnt through judo skill and games as well as some basic gymnastics.
The older children's class is for children aged 9-13 years old although there maybe some younger or older children in this group. This group focuses more on “judo for judos’ sake” classes focus upon judo as a competitive sport (although not all players in this group compete) and on judo skills, tactics and fitness.
Our adult recreational classes focus on the technical elements of judo, they're about learning the skills and techniques at your own pace.
You can do a little or as much as you wish. For more information on judo world wide and it’s origins click here.
If you already do judo and would like to join one of our performance classes, AASE or the full-time training group please contact us or just turn up to the randori session any week.
See below for more information on our classes
- Wear something lose that you don't mind being pulled around a bit
- We'll lend you a jacket so don't go rushing out to buy a kit before you start
- Bring a waterbottle
- Remember if we're doing something you're not sure about, or don't want to do, that's fine, just tell the coach
Your first judo lesson is free, after that it is just £4 per session and once you're happy you want to stay we can look judo kits, licences and loyalty card. There's no rush!
What to expect?
The origins of judo base it’s philosophy on mutual respect, discipline, confidence, integrity and fair play. Comberton judo club is a safe practice environment that is part of the national judo structure and works closely with local schools and universities.
Judo is a bit of a “rough and tumble” sport but it is fun and very diverse. Anybody, regardless of body shape, gender, age and physical ability can do judo. Judo is about being able to beat your opponent and everyone is good at something, you just have to find out what you’re good at and impose that upon your opponent.
In the children's class the focus is on fun and physical literacy- agility, balance, co-ordination and speed. So although the class is for 5-8 year olds there maybe older children who would benefit from more physical literacy than judo training. All of this is learnt through judo skill and games as well as some basic gymnastics.
The older children's class is for children aged 9-13 years old although there maybe some younger or older children in this group. This group focuses more on “judo for judos’ sake” classes focus upon judo as a competitive sport (although not all players in this group compete) and on judo skills, tactics and fitness.
Our adult recreational classes focus on the technical elements of judo, they're about learning the skills and techniques at your own pace.
You can do a little or as much as you wish. For more information on judo world wide and it’s origins click here.
If you already do judo and would like to join one of our performance classes, AASE or the full-time training group please contact us or just turn up to the randori session any week.
See below for more information on our classes
Kids classesWe have a variety of children's classes. These classes are for 5-14yo and a based upon fun and learning. See the list of classes above and the time table to find the best class for you. We also have a number of classes in local schools. If you're still not sure please contact us
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Teen RecreationalWe have sessions for teens that don't want to compete or maybe compete every so often. These classes are mainly technical based and are based around enjoying the sport of judo. See the time table below to find the best class for you. If you're still not sure please contact us
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Beginner/Recreational adultsThese classes are suitable for adult beginners, low grades and adult who do not wish to compete, they're mainly technical based. See the time table below to find the best class for you. If you're still not sure please contact us
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KataWe don't run any specific Kata classes at the moment but we're keen too and have people who do Kata regularly. If you would like to learn kata or already do kata and want somewhere to train please contact us. With enough people we'll start a specific class.
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Weekly RandoriAs an England Performance Pathway Centre one of our roles is to provide a weekly randori session. This session is not easy! We run our weekly randori session from 7-9.30pm every Wednesday. It costs just £2.
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PerformanceWe run the Advanced Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence and we have a full-time training group.
If you're thinking about joining us for a one off session, for AASE or as a full-time athlete please visit the performance page |
