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    In Flushing, the listed judo club is IJC Martial Arts | Judo & Muay Thai. It’s in New York.

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    Training days and nearby judo clubs

    The listing shows it open for IJC Martial Arts | Judo & Muay Thai on weekdays (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) and weekends (Saturday).

    The listing has a website link and a phone number.

    The nearest other listed club is Jamie Towers Judo Club in Bronx, about 5 km away.

    There are 17 more listed clubs within 25 km, including Jamie Towers Judo Club in Bronx, ITC New York - Muay Thai & Judo in Astoria, Gentleway Masters Judo Club in Forest Hills, Bronx Judo and Martial Arts in Bronx.

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

    Judo in Flushing: your questions

    How many judo clubs are listed in Flushing?

    One listed club: IJC Martial Arts | Judo & Muay Thai. Plus 17 more listed clubs within 25 km.

    Is there judo for beginners in Flushing?

    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 Flushing?

    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?

    Kata is the formal practice and randori is free practice. IJC Martial Arts | Judo & Muay Thai can say which one a beginner class uses. Competition entries usually go through USA Judo. Learn what judo is.

    Club details from listings, fetched Oct 3, 2026.

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    About Judo in Flushing

    Situated in the College Point neighborhood, IJC offers a welcoming dojo that caters to children, teens, and adults ranging from beginners to competitive judokas. Under the guidance of experienced instructors like Sensei Saro, IJC provides a clear grading pathway connected to national judo federations, making it ideal for those aiming to progress in the sport. The wider judo scene in Flushing balances recreational participation with competitive ambitions, offering in-house tournaments and opportunities to compete regionally and nationally through ties with broader judo organizations. Training sessions are scheduled during evenings and weekends, accommodating busy lifestyles while welcoming beginners at any level. Accessibility is enhanced by proximity to the Flushing–Main Street subway station and multiple bus routes serving College Point and surrounding neighborhoods, making travel convenient for members. Gi rental and purchase options are available on-site, allowing students to fully engage without initial equipment investment. Overall, IJC Martial Arts stands as a cornerstone of Flushing’s martial arts community, blending accessibility, quality instruction, and competitive pathways in one dynamic location.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Kids can start judo in Flushing as young as age 4. Some programs even have options for teens and adults, so families can train together.

    Yes, there are several well-known judo clubs in Flushing that are great for kids. Places like IJC Martial Arts and Kokushi Budo Martial Arts have programs specifically for children, with experienced instructors and a focus on safety, respect, and personal growth.

    Regular monthly rates can vary, but you can expect to pay anywhere from $100 to $150 per month depending on the club and how often your child attends. Some places also offer free trial classes so you can check things out before committing.

    Look for clubs that have certified instructors, a clean and safe training space, and a positive, supportive atmosphere. It's helpful if the club offers classes for your child's age group and has a structured program that focuses on both martial arts skills and personal development. Many parents also appreciate clubs that encourage family involvement and offer opportunities for kids to participate in tournaments or belt promotions.

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