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    61 Judo Club

    Amersham, United Kingdom

    61 Judo Club in Amersham offers judo for juniors and beginners with free initial sessions and British Judo Association affiliation.

    Club details

    Hours

    Monday6:45–9:00 PM

    TuesdayClosed

    WednesdayClosed

    ThursdayClosed

    Friday6:45–9:00 PM

    SaturdayClosed

    SundayClosed

    Phone
    +44 7834 348137
    Contact Information

    Address

    Barracks Hill, Coleshill, Amersham HP7 0LN

    United Kingdom

    Coordinates
    Latitude: 51.647280
    Longitude: -0.632616
    About 61 Judo Club

    61 Judo Club is located at Barracks Hill, Coleshill, Amersham HP7 0LN, United Kingdom. 61 Judo Club has been a cornerstone of the Amersham community since its founding in 1963.

    Established by Don Elliot, the club began as a subsidiary of a local youth club and has since grown into a respected judo institution.

    For over six decades, it has provided structured, high-quality instruction rooted in traditional judo values.

    The club is affiliated with the British Judo Association, operating under national standards for coaching, safety, and competition.

    This affiliation ensures members access to official gradings, competitions, and nationally recognised development pathways.

    Training takes place at Coleshill Village Hall, a dedicated space that supports focused and safe practice.

    The move to this venue in February 2025 marked a new chapter, offering improved facilities and accessibility for members across the region.

    The club welcomes participants from Amersham, Chesham, the Chalfonts, and South Bucks, serving as a central hub for judo development in South Buckinghamshire.

    Sessions are tailored to different age groups and skill levels, with specific instruction for juniors led by experienced coaches.

    Jenny, a coach with years of competitive experience, leads the juniors class.

    Her teaching style is clear and practical, focusing on technical proficiency, discipline, and confidence building.

    Newcomers are encouraged to try judo with a welcoming offer: the first two sessions for beginners are completely free.

    This initiative lowers the barrier to entry and allows families to experience the club’s environment before committing.

    Whether pursuing recreational practice or competitive pathways, members benefit from consistent coaching and a supportive community.

    The club emphasises personal development alongside physical training.

    Judoka develop resilience, respect, and focus through regular practice.

    Belt progression is supported through structured grading opportunities in line with British Judo standards.

    As a long-standing club, 61 Judo Club combines heritage with modern coaching approaches, ensuring relevance for today’s practitioners.

    The legacy of Don Elliot continues through a culture of dedication, service, and lifelong engagement with judo.

    Compare 61 Judo Club with other judo clubs in Amersham before you book a trial class.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    61 Judo Club was founded in 1963 by Don Elliot as a subsidiary of a local youth club.

    61 Judo Club trains at Coleshill Village Hall in Amersham, having moved there in February 2025.

    61 Judo Club is affiliated with the British Judo Association, operating under its standards and structure.

    Yes, 61 Judo Club offers the first two sessions free for beginners.

    The juniors class at 61 Judo Club is coached by Jenny, who brings years of competitive experience and a clear, practical teaching approach.
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