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Northampton Judo Club has a new black belt!

Congratulations to Steve who received his 1st dan at the weekend

An amazing achievement, which he completed his 3-man line-up in just over 2 minutes

The path to Black Belt in Judo is a transformative journey that goes beyond physical techniques. It encompasses character development, leadership, and a profound connection to the art. Achieving this rank is not easy at all. At the very least, a judo black belt is a personal milestone from all the hard work you have put into the sport.

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A massive well done to Ryan who is now fully qualified as a BJA level 1 coach!

Ryan has been with us since we started and is a brilliant example of how judo can help someone!

He's a top lad and has worked very hard to get to where he is. We're all super proud of him.

Thanks also for the couch to coach funding from Northamptonshire Sport couldn't have done it without your help.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Sunday 21st November saw several members of Shepton Judo Club travel alongside their coach Dianne White to Kettering in Northamptonshire for the BJC national Judo Championships.

Following a successful trip last weekend South to Northamptonshire, Battlehill Judo Club travelled in the opposite direction to Scotland, to compete in one of Scotland's prestigious Judo competitions, the Clyde Grand Prix.
Ten of Battlehill's students joined 350 competitors from the UK at the Lagoon Leisure Centre in Paisley.
Three of the clubs Eight year old's started off the event in the u24, u40 and u44 categories, Poppy Patterson and Eliza Abbott gaining Silver Medals, whilst Isobel Irving was undefeated to gain the Gold Medal.
Harrison Johnson followed winning all of his contests in th