About Judo Ontario
Judo Ontario is a dynamic, community-driven association serving over 3,300 members across 80 clubs in Ontario, Canada. It offers a comprehensive range of benefits including access to tournaments, clinics, and specialized training programs like Long Term Athlete Development and High Performance pathways. Unique to Judo Ontario is its Regional Training Centre in Scarborough, providing world-class coaching, individualized conditioning, and support services for aspiring U16 to U21 athletes aiming for national and international competition. All clubs feature NCCP-certified instructors and strict Safe Sport policies ensuring a safe and inclusive environment. Members enjoy ongoing development opportunities through four seasonal training camps, monthly open mats, and referee and coaching education. The organization emphasizes respect, discipline, and lifelong participation, fostering
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What age does Judo Ontario accept for judo classes?
Judo Ontario clubs typically accept children as young as 4 years old, with most programs starting at age 5 or 7. Some clubs offer classes for teens and adults as well, with specific age groups varying by location.
Is Judo Ontario beginner-friendly for children?
Yes, Judo Ontario clubs welcome beginners of all ages. Classes are structured to teach fundamental skills in a safe, supportive environment, making it easy for children with no prior experience to join and learn.
What should my child bring to their first class?
Your child should wear comfortable athletic clothing for the first class. Once registered, a judogi (judo uniform) is required, and all participants must have a valid Judo Ontario membership.
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