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3 yr. ago
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:
2 yr. ago
Member's Testimonial
1st Knaphill Beaver Scouts thoroughly enjoyed their fun judo taster session at the well-equipped Fighting Fitness dojo in Knaphill. Instructors Vince & Sam were fantastic and taught Beavers some fundamental judo moves and instructions. They are both really enthusiastic instructors & bring the best out of all the participants. They offer great encouragement to those who are less confident, bringing the best out in them. In just a short time, our 6 & 7-year-olds learnt a great deal. Thank you, Sam & Vince!" - Tracey from 1st Knaphill Beaver Scouts
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1st Knaphill Beaver Scouts thoroughly enjoyed their fun judo taster session at the well-equipped Fighting Fitness dojo in Knaphill. Instructors Vince & Sam were fantastic and taught Beavers some fundamental judo moves and instructions. They are both really enthusiastic instructors & bring the best out of all the participants. They offer great encouragement to those who are less confident, bringing the best out in them. In just a short time, our 6 & 7-year-olds learnt a great deal. Thank you, Sam & Vince!" - Tracey from 1st Knaphill Beaver Scouts
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2 yr. ago
It was great to welcome the 1st Knaphill Beaver Scouts to our Woking Dojo!
The children had great energy and listening skills! The team did so well that we covered much more than usual in a taster class!
They nailed the Japanese words:
Hajime (Go/Start), Mate (Stop) and Rei (Bow)
Learned the aim of judo = to score an ippon.
They had a chance to wrestle their partners on the ground and learned a hold-down (pin) called mune-gatame!
Finishing with break falls on the crash mat and a game of land and sea!
All of that in just 50 minutes!
These taster sessions are a great way of gettin
The children had great energy and listening skills! The team did so well that we covered much more than usual in a taster class!
They nailed the Japanese words:
Hajime (Go/Start), Mate (Stop) and Rei (Bow)
Learned the aim of judo = to score an ippon.
They had a chance to wrestle their partners on the ground and learned a hold-down (pin) called mune-gatame!
Finishing with break falls on the crash mat and a game of land and sea!
All of that in just 50 minutes!
These taster sessions are a great way of gettin