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    Judo clubs in Adelaide (8)

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    Training days and nearby judo clubs

    The listing shows it open for the listed clubs on weekdays (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) and weekends (Saturday).

    The listings include website links and phone numbers where available.

    Session times change, so please confirm with the club before you go.

    Judo in Adelaide: your questions

    How many judo clubs are listed in Adelaide?

    8 listed clubs: University of South Australia Judo Club/ UniSA/ Adelaide, Adelaide University Judo Club, Goshin Judo Kan, Pasargad Judo and Self-Defense Adelaide, JudoSA, South Australian Judo Academy, Kangaroo Judo Club, and Kazoku Judokan.

    Is there judo for beginners in Adelaide?

    At least one listing is marked as open to beginners, but listings don’t always describe beginner intakes—ask the club about a first session.

    Is there judo for children and adults in Adelaide?

    The listings don’t provide age-group details yet. Ask the club which classes fit your age group and experience.

    What days can I train?

    The listings show training/open days on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Every other day is marked closed.

    New to judo?

    Sport judo is throws, pins and, later, submissions. There is no punching or kicking in randori. Judo Australia is the federation clubs typically join. Judo explained.

    Club details from listings, fetched Jul 4, 2026.

    Judo clubs by suburb

    About Judo in Adelaide

    Adelaide, the vibrant capital of South Australia, serves as a focal point for judo enthusiasts in the region. The city’s primary judo hub is the South Australian Judo Academy, located in the suburb of Valley View, just 15 minutes from the Adelaide CBD. Affiliated with national and international judo federations, it provides structured grading pathways under experienced coaching led by Olympian Steven Brown. Classes run frequently throughout the week, held in a well-equipped sports facility that fosters a serious yet inclusive training environment. As Adelaide’s main judo institution, the Academy blends traditional judo values with modern combat sports such as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai, appealing to a broad community of martial artists. The wider judo scene in Adelaide balances recreational practice with competitive ambition, offering pathways from local club tournaments to national and international competitions. The training culture is welcoming and disciplined, with beginners encouraged to join through accessible weekend and evening classes. Valley View’s location is well connected by public transport, with bus routes linking it to nearby suburbs such as Para Hills and Modbury, and easy road access via North East Road and Grand Junction Road. Facilities provide gi hire and purchase options, making it convenient for newcomers to start without prior equipment. Overall, Adelaide’s judo community thrives on inclusivity and excellence, anchored by the South Australian Judo Academy’s central role in the city’s martial arts landscape.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Kids can start judo in Adelaide as young as 4 years old. For competition, the minimum age is usually 6 years old, but recreational classes often accept younger children.

    Yes, there are several judo clubs in Adelaide that welcome children.

    Kids judo classes in Adelaide usually cost between $10 and $20 per session, or around $80 to $120 per month for regular attendance. It’s best to check directly with the club for their current fees and any additional costs for uniforms or competitions.

    Look for clubs that have qualified and experienced coaches, a safe and welcoming environment, and programs tailored to children’s ages and skill levels. Check if the club follows safety guidelines, requires background checks for staff, and offers beginner-friendly classes. It’s also helpful to visit a class to see how the instructors interact with kids and whether the atmosphere feels positive and supportive.

    Map of judo clubs in Adelaide

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