Time to take on the Uchi Komi Challenge! During this period of National Lockdown, where we are revisiting the tightest of restrictions, many of us have been generally feeling a bit flat. Therefore, it is really important that throughout this time we stay both active and connected with our judo
Judo – Why Do We Love It?
In celebration of St Dwynwen's Day: Patron Saint of Lovers, we reflect on some of the reasons we love judo. Judo is a way of life, building so many strengths within because it is not easy. But when challenges come along, both on or off the tatami, we gain the most growth within. Practicing
More support for sport’s freelance workers
Sport Wales have this week announced that they will look to support more freelance and self-employed workers who deliver activity in the Welsh sport and leisure sectors. The ‘Sport Freelancer Fund’ is opening up for a second round of applications, looking to
Mental Health Matters Both On and Off The Mat
Welsh Judo and Believe Perform working together to get people talking about mental health, sharing their experiences and removing stigma Welsh Judo are committed to supporting our members on-going mental health and want to help make the sport more open and accessible to those experiencing
Paying Tribute to Founder Alan Petherbridge MBE
In what has been a challenging year for us all, we wish to welcome a brighter 2021 by paying tribute to Founder of the Welsh Judo Association, Alan Petherbridge MBE, who sadly passed away earlier this year. Alan Petherbridge launched his implausible career in Judo / Jujitsu while serving with the
Irfon Judo Club In National Lottery Spotlight
The National Lottery Dedicated To…campaign is this week highlighting the heroes of grassroots sport that have kept us active and motivated during the pandemic. As part of this campaign, we are delighted to showcase the lockdown efforts of Irfon Judo Club in Builth Wells, which has recently
Office Christmas Closures
The Welsh Judo offices will be closed from Friday 18th December 2020 and will be reopening on Monday 4th January 2021. The office telephone and emails will not be monitored during this time but will be addressed on our return. Welsh Judo members can continue to buy new and renew licences via the
Rainbow Laces Day 2020: Play Your Part
Play Your Part On Rainbow Laces Day 2020 “Though COVID-19 presents us with challenges, we are strongest when we come together. “ Stonewall UK On Wednesday 9th December thousands of fans are expected to take part in the Rainbow Laces Campaign, a mass lace up in a nationwide show of
New Funding Opportunity for Sports Freelancers impacted by Coronavirus
The Sport Freelancer Fund is for freelancers whose work directly delivers activity to participants (e.g. personal trainers, instructor/practioners and paid coaches) who have lost at least £1,500 of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund launches on Thursday
