Whakatane Judo Club
Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty
Discover Whakatane Judo Club in the Bay of Plenty, where Judo training fosters individual development and mutual growth for all ages and abilities. As a welcoming hub for males, females, and those with disabilities, our sessions build confidence, self-esteem, and realistic goals through dedicated effort. Experience the thrill of this Olympic sport, practised in over 200 countries since 1964, enhancing stamina, cardiovascular health, and overall fitness. Join us for disciplined fun that emphasises respect, moral character, and exciting physical and mental stimulation without strikes or punches.
Whakatane Judo Club: The Club Experience
When you join Whakatane Judo Club, expect a supportive environment focused on personal growth and shared progress through Judo practice. New members of all ages, from children to adults, males and females alike, will find sessions tailored to enhance confidence and self-esteem as they advance through achievable ranks with consistent effort. Our training serves as an excellent cardiovascular workout, boosting stamina, general health, and fitness levels in a disciplined yet enjoyable setting.
Judo here is more than a sport—it's a pathway to building sound moral character and honest conduct. Children are guided to develop physically and psychologically in a safe, fun way, learning core principles without any kicking, punching, or striking. The emphasis is on respect for one another, providing mental stimulation alongside physical benefits. As a globally recognised activity in over 200 countries and an Olympic staple since 1964, plus a regular at the Commonwealth Games, Judo at our club offers realistic goals and mutual encouragement for everyone, including many disability groups.
Venue Details
Located at 52 Bridge Street in Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty, Whakatane Judo Club stands as a key gathering place for the local community passionate about Judo training and personal development. This central spot in Whakatāne serves as a welcoming landmark where members connect, train, and grow together, fostering a sense of belonging in the region. Whether you're a beginner seeking fitness improvements or an experienced practitioner aiming for higher ranks, our venue provides the ideal space for safe, engaging sessions that highlight Judo's benefits for stamina, health, and respect.
As home to 233 dedicated members, the club embodies the spirit of Bay of Plenty's active lifestyle, drawing locals to its doors for workouts that promote overall well-being. The address ensures easy access, making it a natural hub for those in Whakatāne looking to embrace this worldwide sport's values of effort, achievement, and community support.
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MembersUpcoming Events
Mon 23 Feb
06:00 pmJunior Under 45kg Judo Training
What to Expect at Junior under 45kg training At Whakatane Judo Club's Junior under 45kg training, participants engage in structured Judo sessions focused on individual development and mutual growth. This activity is open to all ages, males and females, and caters to many disability groups, making it suitable for everyone looking to build confidence and self-esteem through progression in the ranks. The grading system sets realistic, achievable goals that reward application and effort, ensuring steady advancement. Judo training provides an excellent cardiovascular workout, boosting stamina, general health, and overall fitness. As a sport practiced worldwide in over 200 countries and featured in the Olympics since 1964 and at the Commonwealth Games, it emphasises physical exercise in a disciplined manner. For young people, Judo helps develop sound moral character and honest conduct, encouraging physical and psychological well-being in a fun and safe environment. Children learn the basic principles of the sport without any kicking, punching, or striking—it's more a sport than a martial art, promoting respect for one another through physical fitness and mental stimulation. The session lasts 75 minutes and is free to try, so newcomers can join without commitment. No prior experience is required; sessions guide participants through techniques that enhance coordination and discipline. This training fosters community connections in Whakatāne, where members support each other's growth, creating a welcoming space for families and individuals to bond over shared progress. With 233 members, the club offers a supportive network that extends beyond the mat, promoting lasting friendships and personal achievements. 🥋 Where to Find Us First-timers arriving at the Whakatane Indoor Bowls Association in Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty, can expect a straightforward setup with clear access to the training area. The venue supports the club's focus on safe, engaging Judo practice, providing ample space for movements and interactions. Located in the heart of the local community, it's easy to reach for residents seeking active involvement. Contact Kevin Mackey at (021) 223 2927 or visit the club's Facebook page for session timings and to confirm details. This spot in the Bay of Plenty enhances community ties by bringing people together for fitness and skill-building. 🌟 Open to all ages, males, females, and many disability groups Free to try, with 75-minute sessions Builds confidence, self-esteem, and moral character Improves stamina, health, and fitness through cardiovascular exercise Teaches respect and discipline in a fun, safe way No experience needed; realistic goals via grading system
Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty
Mon 23 Feb
07:15 pmSenior Judo Training 45kg+
A Closer Look at Senior 45kg+ Training The Whakatane Judo Club offers a welcoming environment where members can engage in senior judo training for those weighing 45kg and above. This session focuses on the practice of judo, a sport that emphasises individual development and mutual growth. Judo is suitable for all ages, males and females, and can cater for many disability groups. It enhances confidence and self-esteem as participants progress through the ranks, with the grading system ensuring realistic and achievable goals through application and effort. Training involves physical exercises that provide a great cardiovascular workout, improving stamina, general health, and overall fitness. As a sport practiced worldwide in over 200 countries, judo has been part of the Olympic program since 1964 and is regularly contested at the Commonwealth Games. This session is designed to build sound moral character and honest conduct, offering physical fitness and mental stimulation in a fun and exciting way. It teaches respect for one another without any kicking, punching, or striking, making it a disciplined sport rather than a martial art. The session is open to all ages and is free to try, lasting 75 minutes. No specific requirements are mentioned beyond a willingness to participate, though comfortable clothing suitable for movement is recommended. With 233 members, the club fosters community connections through shared training experiences. Joining this activity helps build psychological well-being in a safe manner, encouraging mutual support and personal achievement. It's an ideal way to stay active while connecting with others in the Whakatāne community. 🥋 Who it's for: Open to all ages, males, females, and those 45kg+, including many disability groups Key features: Focuses on judo techniques for development, grading progression, and respect-building Benefits: Boosts confidence, stamina, fitness, and moral character through fun, disciplined practice Duration and fees: 75-minute sessions, free to try Accessibility: Suitable for everyone, with realistic goals and safe environment Community aspect: Part of a 233-member club promoting mutual growth and connections About Whakatāne Located in Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty, the Whakatane Judo Club is a key part of the local community, with 233 members engaging in activities that promote health and respect. The senior 45kg+ training takes place at the Whakatane Indoor Bowls Association venue, providing a dedicated space for focused sessions. This area in the Bay of Plenty supports various sports, and the club's presence strengthens community ties through shared interests in judo. Contact Kevin Mackey at (021) 223 2927 or visit https://www.facebook.com/whakatanejudo/ for more details. 🌟
Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty
Wed 25 Feb
06:00 pmJunior Under 45kg Judo Training
What to Expect at Junior under 45kg training At Whakatane Judo Club's Junior under 45kg training, participants engage in structured Judo sessions focused on individual development and mutual growth. This activity is open to all ages, males and females, and caters to many disability groups, making it suitable for everyone looking to build confidence and self-esteem through progression in the ranks. The grading system sets realistic, achievable goals that reward application and effort, ensuring steady advancement. Judo training provides an excellent cardiovascular workout, boosting stamina, general health, and overall fitness. As a sport practiced worldwide in over 200 countries and featured in the Olympics since 1964 and at the Commonwealth Games, it emphasises physical exercise in a disciplined manner. For young people, Judo helps develop sound moral character and honest conduct, encouraging physical and psychological well-being in a fun and safe environment. Children learn the basic principles of the sport without any kicking, punching, or striking—it's more a sport than a martial art, promoting respect for one another through physical fitness and mental stimulation. The session lasts 75 minutes and is free to try, so newcomers can join without commitment. No prior experience is required; sessions guide participants through techniques that enhance coordination and discipline. This training fosters community connections in Whakatāne, where members support each other's growth, creating a welcoming space for families and individuals to bond over shared progress. With 233 members, the club offers a supportive network that extends beyond the mat, promoting lasting friendships and personal achievements. 🥋 Where to Find Us First-timers arriving at the Whakatane Indoor Bowls Association in Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty, can expect a straightforward setup with clear access to the training area. The venue supports the club's focus on safe, engaging Judo practice, providing ample space for movements and interactions. Located in the heart of the local community, it's easy to reach for residents seeking active involvement. Contact Kevin Mackey at (021) 223 2927 or visit the club's Facebook page for session timings and to confirm details. This spot in the Bay of Plenty enhances community ties by bringing people together for fitness and skill-building. 🌟 Open to all ages, males, females, and many disability groups Free to try, with 75-minute sessions Builds confidence, self-esteem, and moral character Improves stamina, health, and fitness through cardiovascular exercise Teaches respect and discipline in a fun, safe way No experience needed; realistic goals via grading system
Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty
Wed 25 Feb
07:15 pmSenior Judo Training 45kg+
A Closer Look at Senior 45kg+ Training The Whakatane Judo Club offers a welcoming environment where members can engage in senior judo training for those weighing 45kg and above. This session focuses on the practice of judo, a sport that emphasises individual development and mutual growth. Judo is suitable for all ages, males and females, and can cater for many disability groups. It enhances confidence and self-esteem as participants progress through the ranks, with the grading system ensuring realistic and achievable goals through application and effort. Training involves physical exercises that provide a great cardiovascular workout, improving stamina, general health, and overall fitness. As a sport practiced worldwide in over 200 countries, judo has been part of the Olympic program since 1964 and is regularly contested at the Commonwealth Games. This session is designed to build sound moral character and honest conduct, offering physical fitness and mental stimulation in a fun and exciting way. It teaches respect for one another without any kicking, punching, or striking, making it a disciplined sport rather than a martial art. The session is open to all ages and is free to try, lasting 75 minutes. No specific requirements are mentioned beyond a willingness to participate, though comfortable clothing suitable for movement is recommended. With 233 members, the club fosters community connections through shared training experiences. Joining this activity helps build psychological well-being in a safe manner, encouraging mutual support and personal achievement. It's an ideal way to stay active while connecting with others in the Whakatāne community. 🥋 Who it's for: Open to all ages, males, females, and those 45kg+, including many disability groups Key features: Focuses on judo techniques for development, grading progression, and respect-building Benefits: Boosts confidence, stamina, fitness, and moral character through fun, disciplined practice Duration and fees: 75-minute sessions, free to try Accessibility: Suitable for everyone, with realistic goals and safe environment Community aspect: Part of a 233-member club promoting mutual growth and connections About Whakatāne Located in Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty, the Whakatane Judo Club is a key part of the local community, with 233 members engaging in activities that promote health and respect. The senior 45kg+ training takes place at the Whakatane Indoor Bowls Association venue, providing a dedicated space for focused sessions. This area in the Bay of Plenty supports various sports, and the club's presence strengthens community ties through shared interests in judo. Contact Kevin Mackey at (021) 223 2927 or visit https://www.facebook.com/whakatanejudo/ for more details. 🌟
Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty
Mon 02 Mar
06:00 pmJunior Under 45kg Judo Training
What to Expect at Junior under 45kg training At Whakatane Judo Club's Junior under 45kg training, participants engage in structured Judo sessions focused on individual development and mutual growth. This activity is open to all ages, males and females, and caters to many disability groups, making it suitable for everyone looking to build confidence and self-esteem through progression in the ranks. The grading system sets realistic, achievable goals that reward application and effort, ensuring steady advancement. Judo training provides an excellent cardiovascular workout, boosting stamina, general health, and overall fitness. As a sport practiced worldwide in over 200 countries and featured in the Olympics since 1964 and at the Commonwealth Games, it emphasises physical exercise in a disciplined manner. For young people, Judo helps develop sound moral character and honest conduct, encouraging physical and psychological well-being in a fun and safe environment. Children learn the basic principles of the sport without any kicking, punching, or striking—it's more a sport than a martial art, promoting respect for one another through physical fitness and mental stimulation. The session lasts 75 minutes and is free to try, so newcomers can join without commitment. No prior experience is required; sessions guide participants through techniques that enhance coordination and discipline. This training fosters community connections in Whakatāne, where members support each other's growth, creating a welcoming space for families and individuals to bond over shared progress. With 233 members, the club offers a supportive network that extends beyond the mat, promoting lasting friendships and personal achievements. 🥋 Where to Find Us First-timers arriving at the Whakatane Indoor Bowls Association in Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty, can expect a straightforward setup with clear access to the training area. The venue supports the club's focus on safe, engaging Judo practice, providing ample space for movements and interactions. Located in the heart of the local community, it's easy to reach for residents seeking active involvement. Contact Kevin Mackey at (021) 223 2927 or visit the club's Facebook page for session timings and to confirm details. This spot in the Bay of Plenty enhances community ties by bringing people together for fitness and skill-building. 🌟 Open to all ages, males, females, and many disability groups Free to try, with 75-minute sessions Builds confidence, self-esteem, and moral character Improves stamina, health, and fitness through cardiovascular exercise Teaches respect and discipline in a fun, safe way No experience needed; realistic goals via grading system
Whakatāne, Bay of Plenty
Contact Info
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Kevin Mackey
(021) 223 2927