introduction
Welcome to Arun Southcoast Judo Club. Our club has gone from strength to strength since we started back in 2003. We have over 80 members who train regularly at one of our many venues and our Squad travels the country to participate in major competitions such as the English and Welsh Nationals as well as local tournaments with other clubs in Chanctonbury and Southampton to name a few. Feel free to browse the site and watch some of the videos of the competitions or view the many photo slide shows we have for show. We also participate in local events where various members can perform to the public. If after looking around you feel you wish to be part of something great, give me a call!
About The Club
Arun Southcoast Judo Club is in the West Sussex area, established in 2003. The school’s instructor James A Bond has been teaching Judo for many years and is qualified in Martial Arts holding Black Belt Dan III.
Arun Southcoast Judo Club is an extremely well run establishment and will make you and your child feel very welcome, whilst also learning an excellent discipline.
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certification
Below is our certification with the British Judo Council. It means we are affiliated to the BJC and our club is run with in the BJC guidelines. Its always worth checking with any martial arts club to see if they have a governing body certificate before you join.
FINALLY
Judo would be a good choice for most children because it is safe and fun. Judo training has many forms for different interests. Some students train for competition by sparring and entering the many tournaments that are available. Other students study the traditional art and forms of Judo. Other students train for self-defence, and yet other students do Judo for fun. Black belts are expected to learn all of these aspects of Judo. Because Judo originated in modern times it is organized like other major sports with one international governing body, the International Judo Federation (IJF).
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