Blind Sports and Recreation Victoria / Yuki Judo
Yuki Judo is a Dojo (martial arts club) located in Strathmore Heights and dedicated to the teaching and practice of Kodokan Judo, emphasising not only the physical benefits that Judo provides as a sport, but also the mental and character development that this traditional Japanese martial art provides.
The benefits of Judo people who are blind or vision impaired include:
Claudio is a dedicated and compassionate teacher. "Whenever I start talking about Blind Judo, I get excited because I truly believe that it’s an extraordinary activity for blind and vision impaired people".
Yuki Judo offers various classes are available for different age groups.
Yuki Judo Dojo: Strathmore Heights Community Centre located at 1 Boeing Road, Strathmore Heights.
Find out more information on the Yuki Judo website.
As part of the Active Teens program, we will be conducting a Come & Try Judo Day in the coming months which will be held at Yuki Judo in Strathmore Heights. Kids from the age 3 are welcome to join in.
Judo has many health benefits, both mental and physical and not only builds physical fitness but also improves and develops positive attitudes, values, builds character and develops social and problem-solving skills, allowing you to stay focused and in good shape. It is a wonderful cardiovascular activity and will leave you with a feeling of well-being.
This is a wonderful opportunity to become involved and try out this Olympic sport.
To register your interest for the upcoming Come & Try Day, please phone or email Susan at BSRV
03 9822 8876
info@blindsports.org.au
We'd love to see lots of people come and try this great sport. Please join us and join in.
Come and join in with regular training in these fun and highly rewarding classes, offered by Yuki Judo.
Classes are available for both adults and young people and beginners are welcome.
Visit Organiser websiteinfo@blindsports.org.au Blind Sports / Phone: 9822 8876 / Email: info@blindsports.org.au
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