Dojo Etiquette
Mutual welfare and benefit, one of the key principles of judo, means always showing respect and practicing safely in the dojo:
Safety and Hygiene
- Players must have a valid, in date Judo Licence.
- Footwear must be worn off the mat.
- Hands and feet should be cleaned before the class.
- Judo Suits (Gi's) must be clean at the beginning of a class.
- Jewellery/watches to be removed before a class.
- Long hair must be tied back.
- Players need to have short finger and toe nails.
- No hard or sharp objects to be worn (hair clips, metal pads in hair bands)
- No food or drinks allowed on the mat area (including chewing gum)
- Girls must wear a t-shirt under their judogijacket (must be white at comp's)
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Judo develops self-discipline and respect for oneself and others. It provides the means for learning self-confidence, improving concentration and leadership skills, as well as developing physical coordination, strength, power, and flexibility
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Family orientated Club which has over 60 years experience of teaching Judo.
We cater for Junior’s starting from 8 years old to Senior’s of all abilities. We are very proud of our strong female contingment, which proves Judo is a sport for all, not just the guys.