About University of Cambridge Judo Club
Cambridge University Judo Club, established in 1906 at the Cambridge University Sports Centre on Philippa Fawcett Drive, is Europe's oldest judo club and welcomes students, non-students, and adults of all levels from beginners to international-standard black belts. The club offers qualified coaching with an ethos centered on fun, respect, and personal development, with flexible membership options including student rates at £15 monthly for those aged 16 and above. Training sessions run Thursday evenings from 20:00-22:00, providing a social environment where members can develop their judo skills while being part of Cambridge's historic sporting tradition.
FAQs
What age does University of Cambridge Judo Club accept for judo classes?
The minimum age to train with University of Cambridge Judo Club is 16 years old. Parental or guardian permission is required for 16- and 17-year-olds.
Is University of Cambridge Judo Club beginner-friendly for children?
The club does not offer classes for children under 16. For younger children, other local clubs may offer judo classes. The club's beginner-friendly sessions are aimed at adults and students aged 16 and over.
What should my child bring to their first class?
Since the club accepts members aged 16 and above, for those new to judo, it is recommended to bring comfortable sportswear for the first session. A judogi (judo uniform) is not required initially, as beginners can attend a few trial sessions before joining.
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