Choosing the right platform for a judo club's online presence is crucial for its growth and community engagement. While Facebook is a popular and versatile social network, Judo Connect offers specific advantages tailored to the needs and aspirations of judo clubs. Here are three main reasons why Judo Connect is a better choice for a judo club compared to using Facebook as their primary social network:

Remember no training tonight as we are on our summer break.

A really big well done to everyone who has committed to our summer programme - it was a bit different and we weren’t sure how it would work, but everyone’s committed really well to it and hopefully you’ve come away learning something new.

Have a good break - try and watch the judo on TV if you can! See you soon 🥋

These 2 lads have a full day of solid training ahead of them at the Camberley Judo club’s Advanced Junior Summer Camp, best of luck boys!
Even though it’s the summer holidays the hard work never stops 💪🏻💪🏻 #relentless #alwayschasinggoals #committed #takingittothenextlevel #teamasjudo

Reminder its time to start focusing on pulling together again.

Getting our Younger Judoka together bonding and training together more regularly.

This event does now clash with the Heart Of England tournament but we are still committed to running this important aspect of supporting our younger generation experience a good positive Randori Day.

Welsh Judo Association – Three Independent Non-Executive Director (INED) Vacancies.

The Welsh Judo Association (WJA) is the National Governing Body for judo in Wales. Our aim is to create better people for a better society.

We currently have vacancies for three new INEDs and would welcome applications from those who have experience and skillsets in the following areas:

Finance
Safeguarding
Legal
EDI
Social Media/Technology

We are aiming to build a diverse, inclusive, and balanced Board and are committed to equality of opportunity. We welcome expressions of interest from people with dis

In recognition of Safe Sport Day on 8 August the Welsh Judo Association has reiterated its commitment to the safety and well-being of athletes, and to ensuring that sporting environments are free from all forms of harassment and abuse, by taking the Safe Sport Pledge:

“We are committed to working towards safe sport for every child. We pledge to promote the Safeguards through our networks, embed the Safeguards in our work, and support Safe Sport Day.”

Do your bit to ensure all children have the right to enjoy sport in an environment free from abuse by taking the pledge – visit www.safespor

Remember no training tonight as we are on our summer break.

A really big well done to everyone who has committed to our summer programme - it was a bit different and we weren’t sure how it would work, but everyone’s committed really well to it and hopefully you’ve come away learning something new.

Have a good break - try and watch the judo on TV if you can! See you soon 🥋

Reminder its time to start focusing on pulling together again.

Getting our Younger Judoka together bonding and training together more regularly.

This event does now clash with the Heart Of England tournament but we are still committed to running this important aspect of supporting our younger generation experience a good positive Randori Day.

Thank you for having us Colchester Judo Club! Was a great session 🙂

Well done juniors, it's great to see so many of you committed to our wonderful sport.
Tonight we worked on Ashiwaza and beautiful timing, I think everyone done exceptionally well at what can be very difficult Judo. We then finish off with some great newaza and Randori.
Well done Matthew for Judoka of the night.

An incredible seniors session too, with visitors from Ipswich, Felixstowe, Walton, Essex University, Clacton and Flying Dragons, plus we had new starters, thanks to Simon and Adrian for helping. Thanks to Neil for a

These 2 lads have a full day of solid training ahead of them at the Camberley Judo club’s Advanced Junior Summer Camp, best of luck boys!
Even though it’s the summer holidays the hard work never stops 💪🏻💪🏻 #relentless #alwayschasinggoals #committed #takingittothenextlevel #teamasjudo

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No longer at Parklands’s county club I have a knew club now
🏰 Join Us at Maxwell Mearns Castle Parish Church for Top-Level Judo Coaching! 🥋

Are you ready to take your judo skills to the next level? We’ve moved to an exciting new location at Maxwell Mearns Castle Parish Church on Waterfoot Road, Newton Mearns!

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced judoka, we offer expert coaching that will help you achieve your goals. Our passionate team is committed to providing high-quality training in a supportive and friendly environment.

Why Train with Us?
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Important **** unfortunately we are again having to cancel this Tuesdays sessions (18th June) Our apologies to everyone - 3 coaches on holiday, another committed with work and I have to be in London for a specific event. We also have a few coaches missing at the moment. As I said before this is almost completely unheard of for us in over 17 years! I will arrange a free to all additional training session asap - can you please share this with other members in case they don’t see it.

Tadahiro Nomura, a Japanese judoka, is the only person to win three consecutive Olympic gold medals in the same weight class (60 kg). His success stemmed from intense training and dedication. Starting young under his father's guidance, Nomura's relentless effort and resilience led to Olympic victories in 1996, 2000, and 2004. His story highlights the toughness and excellence forged through committed judo training.

Committed to child protection and safeguarding 🥋

The Herts & Essex Sports Centre
Active East Herts
British Judo Association

Consistency is the foundation of progress and success. Keep showing up, putting in the effort, and staying committed to your goals. Over time, those small consistent actions add up to significant results.

Dr Christine Thuranira-McKeever is the Director of Distance Learning at the The Royal Veterinary College (RVC), as well as being the Programme Director of the MSc Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health. She is committed to maintaining academic excellence and ensuring students receive an education tailored to the evolving needs of livestock farming and veterinary medicine.

Learn more: https://www.london.ac.uk/c...

It’s official 💪 Well done Ted and Al on their recent Dan Gradings, 1st Dan and 2nd Dan respectively. Your achievements are now committed to Black Belt history 🥋 within the BJA/EJU/IJF 👏👏👏👏

Also a shout out to our sister clubs, Tatsfield Martial Arts and Coulsdon Martial Arts/Yoshin Ryu who also enjoyed student promotions to the elite level 🥋

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It’s official 💪 Well done Ted and Al on their recent Dan Gradings, 1st Dan and 2nd Dan respectively. Your achievements are now committed to Black Belt history 🥋 within the BJA/EJU/IJF 👏👏👏👏

Also a shout out to our sister clubs, Tatsfield Martial Arts and Coulsdon Martial Arts/Yoshin Ryu who also enjoyed student promotions to the elite level 🥋

When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.

Dr Sarah Barnsley, Programme Director for the BA English degree, is committed to delivering excellent education. With a passion for literature, she ensures students immerse themselves in the great literary works, spanning from classical to 21st-century masterpieces.

Expand your knowledge and find out more: https://www.london.ac.uk/s...

Graduates from the MSc Organizational Psychology and MSc Human Resource Management degrees become trainers, motivators, careers advisers, and consultants. Human resource professionals can improve their skillset whilst remaining committed to their careers: london.ac.uk/ophrm

Graduates from the MSc Organizational Psychology and MSc Human Resource Management degrees become trainers, motivators, careers advisers, and consultants. Human resource professionals can improve their skillset whilst remaining committed to their careers: london.ac.uk/ophrm

We know this can be a stressful time of year for our students but we are committed to being here and on hand to support our students. 💙

During the assessment period, we're offering exam anxiety clinics and an array of activities to get involved with in our Wellbeing Tent, in addition to all our usual support services.

Find out more here ➡️

Here if you need us: exam anxiety clinics and more

🏫 Book to attend our in-person Postgraduate Open Evening on Wednesday 8 May 2024: https://tinyurl.com/yaryc5...

We’re committed to continued improvement of our excellent research, teaching, employability and student experience which is why we are 4th in the UK for Student Satisfaction (NSS 2023) 🏆

👉 Meet our subject academics to discuss course content and outcomes
👉 Speak with current students and tour our beautiful campus and facilities
👉 Ask our admissions colleagues any questions about applications and support available
👉 Attend a welcome talk and learn more about the admissions process

This Monday, 22 April, marks Earth Day, a global initiative to celebrate and protect our beautiful planet. 🌎 Started in 1970, Earth Day reminds us of the importance of cherishing our environment and safeguarding its resources for future generations.

At ARU, we believe that every day is an opportunity to make a positive impact. From reducing waste to promoting sustainable practices, we're committed to nurturing a greener, healthier planet. 🌱

Join us in our mission to make a difference, not just on Earth Day, but every single day. Together, let's create a brighter, more sustainable future for

Young Coach Kawan chasing his Olympic dream ❤️https://youtu.be/JJxnNVmh8...

The Fighter "My biggest fear is (to) say, 'I wish I did it.'" Kavan Majidi hails from the Kurdistan region of Iran. While he was committed to gymnastics star...

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The Fighter "My biggest fear is (to) say, 'I wish I did it.'" Kavan Majidi hails from the Kurdistan region of Iran. While he was committed to gymnastics star...

Dr Andreas Hadjixenophontos, Programme Director of the MSc Project Management, is committed to teaching students about the values of ethical and sustainable enterprises in worldwide economies.

Learn from industry professionals: https://www.london.ac.uk/c...

This weekend was spent at the bishops stortford judo club. On Saturday Thomas Stacey and Harrison Bloye were at the U8 judo festival which was a great way for our Sho Kids to experience competition and learn the etiquette in a fun and age appropriate way. Thomas Stacey won three out of three fights and Harrison Bloye won two and drew one; a wonderful start for two very promising young judoka.

On Sunday we were back there for the BSJK Yellow, Orange and Green Belt Championships where Elise King competed and came away with silver which is a wonderful result and we are so proud of how committed

It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week! 💙

It’s hard to miss our colourful display of over 100 umbrellas on campus! ☂️

But did you know that this display is part of the Neurodiversity Umbrella Project co-ordinated by the ADHD Foundation?

We’re committed to supporting our neurodivergent community. You can get involved with Neurodiversity Celebration Week by attending our first Neurodiversity Celebration Symposium. 🙌

Find all the details here: ➡️ https://news.liverpool.ac....

Female Voices Open Call - Thankyou! 🖥️🥋

Last night we hosted a Female Voices Open Call with members of the Scottish judo community. We were so inspired and encouraged to see lots of women engaging in this conversation and sharing their stories, experiences and ideas 💪

We are committed to engaging with our female population to grow our membership, improve the experience of females in judo and deepen their influence! 🚀

Thank you to those who took part in the discussion, and we look forward to keeping this conversation going 🙌

RESULTS CANADIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
🥇 Gold - Maia Thomson
🏅 Bronze - Luke Thomson
An amazing result for Luke and Maia. For those who don’t know Luke and Maia both British & Scottish number 1s many times have now committed to become full time athletes for Team Canada 🇨🇦 through their Mum Lori being a Canadian National. Why Canada 🇨🇦 simply because Canadian who finished 5th in the medal table at last weeks World Championships offer one of the best full time judo set ups in the World.
The medals won in Montreal this weekend by Luke and Maia are game changers and firmly confirm their place