About Cork City Judo Club
Cork City Judo Club is located at Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell Rd, Turners Cross, Cork, Ireland.
Cork City Judo Club offers structured training for both children and adults at Colaiste Chriost Rí Secondary School in Cork, Ireland. The club welcomes participants from 6 to 15 years in dedicated children’s sessions, while youth and adults aged 16 years and upward train in separate classes.
Classes run on Monday and Thursday nights, with children training from 7pm to 8.30pm and adults from 8.30pm to 10pm. These sessions continue regularly throughout the summer, ensuring consistent development. All new students learn a judo throw, a hold-down, and correct breakfall techniques by the end of their first lesson.
The club operates in collaboration with the Irish Judo Association and Cork Sports Partnership, supporting health initiatives and promoting female participation in sport. Facilities include male and female changing rooms and showers, providing a comfortable experience for all members.
Instructors bring numerous years of coaching experience, fostering a safe, relaxed, and fun environment for judokas of all levels. The club recently sent 15 judokas to compete at the National Indoor Arena during the Irish Judo Club Challenge, demonstrating active competition engagement.
FAQs
What age groups does Cork City Judo Club cater to?
The club teaches children from 6 to 15 years, and youth & adults from 16 years and upward.
When are the classes held?
Children's sessions are on Monday and Thursday nights from 7pm to 8.30pm, followed by adult sessions from 8.30pm to 10pm. Classes continue through the summer.
What can beginners expect in their first lesson?
By the end of the first lesson, all students will be able to demonstrate at least one judo throw, one hold-down, and will learn how to breakfall correctly.
Is the club affiliated with any national organizations?
Yes, Cork City Judo Club collaborates with the Irish Judo Association and Cork Sports Partnership.
Has the club participated in competitions?
Yes, the club travelled to the National Indoor Arena with 15 judokas to compete in the Irish Judo Club Challenge.
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