For over 30 years Camberley Judo Club has been one of the UK’s top judo clubs. A totally unique judo club we have programmes for everyone from children through seniors to elite athletes competing at international level.
Camberley Judo Club has perfected the balance between a friendly, recreational social judo club and a full time high performance elite judo training centre.
Whether you are a youngster or adult looking for fun and fitness or a serious elite judoka looking for that winning edge we can can cater for your training needs.
Our track record includes nine GBR Olympians, eight Senior World Championship medals and three Junior World titles.
Fighters from Camberley have also won numerous European medals at all ages.
Important: British Judo enables you to grade, compete and be insured on the mat. You must have a valid licence to step on the mat.
Judo for kids is a fun way to develop the principles of discipline, self confidence and fitness. Once bitten by the judo bug many juniors keep a lifelong interest and use the sport to maintain their fitness into their adult life.
The senior classes at Camberley judo Club are for anyone aged 16 or older. Whatever your level you are welcome on our senior mat. Beginners, kyu and dan grades all train together at Camberley with the more experienced judoka often lending a hand to those lower grades. Within a few weeks total novices can be practicing with and learning from Commonwealth, European and World medallists and Olympians
For elite players, we offer full time and part time training. You can join our full time programme or simply come and stay with us to help prepare for tournaments. We offer you the chance to train with some of the world’s top judo players.
The full time elite group trains three times daily Monday to Friday. Sessions consist of Judo Technical/Tactical, Randori and extensive judo specific strength and conditioning.
The full time group has unlimited access to the dojo and weight training facilities. We also train in the great outdoors in the local forests and running tracks.
The full time groups record of success includes many Olympians, three junior world titles and medallists in several senior world championships.
