physical fitness
Judo develops gymnastic skills such as agility, flexibility, balance and core strength. It also requires stamina, speed, reflexes and spatial awareness .
self confidence
Judo practitioners develop confidence through developing physical strength, developing resilience and through training and competing with others
respect for others
It’s almost impossible to practice judo without developing respect for others. The single most important thing that all judoka learn is respect for each other.
self challenging
Our judoka are constantly encourgaed to challenge themselves in weekly classes preparing for belt gradings or in preparing to compete in tournaments.
Kardinia Judo Club trains at the Kardinia International College gymnasium and Katsumata Centre stage. The club is open to all members of the public. Enter through the gates at the Ballarat Highway entrance at the top of Bell Post Hill and turn right to park outside the Katsumata Centre.
Hayden, mostly known as Hados, has done judo for over 15 years. He has competed for Australia and trained at the prestigious International Budo University in Japan.
Mizuho is a highly skilled third dan black belt from Japan. Very strong on the mat and a popular favortite among our junior judoka for her positive spirit, warm heart and broad smile.
Luca is a former Australian Champion who has represented Australia overseas. Highly skilled and one of the most determined competitors ever produced by the club, he is a friendly and helpful coach.
Younger brother of Luca, Jules coaches with Luca on Saturday mornings. One of the most talented judo competitors ever produced by the club, Jules is also a former Australian Champion.
Katsumata Centre, Kardinia International College, 205 Ballarat Road, Bell Post Hill, 3215
0447 - 719 - 090
info@douggiesdojo.com.au
Tues, Wed, Thurs
Juniors 4:00 to 5:00 pm
Intermediates 4:00 to 5:30 pm
Tuesday, Thursday
Seniors 6:30 to 8:00 pm
Saturday
Juniors 9:15 am to 10:15 am
Seniors 10:30 to 12 midday
