Queensland Kodokan Judo Association Inc. (QKJA) is a grassroots-oriented sports club based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Established in July 2016, the club is dedicated to promoting and encouraging participation in traditional Kodokan Judo in Queensland. Whether it's a small club with just five members or a larger one with 55, the QKJA supports all like-minded grassroots-oriented clubs and their members.
The QKJA is officially recognised and affiliated with the Australian Kodokan Judo Association (AKJA). For those interested in learning more about traditional Judo in Australia and the AKJA, the QKJA suggests visiting the website of the Australian Kodokan Judo Association.
The Queensland Kodokan Judo clubs associated with the QKJA share common goals and values in practising traditional Kodokan Judo. They prioritise being family-centred and grassroots-oriented, providing a welcoming environment for beginners and experienced Judoka alike. Whether you're new to Judo and looking for a club or an established Judoka wanting to join a Queensland Kodokan club, the QKJA encourages you to contact any of their affiliated clubs in your area.
The administration of the QKJA is entirely voluntary, serving the clubs and their respective memberships. The club's website offers a contact portal for any inquiries or to discuss membership. They strive to reply to inquiries promptly. Additionally, the QKJA can be found on Facebook, where they share updates and news.
In the “Links & Downloads” section of their website, the QKJA provides resources such as archival movies showcasing Kosen Judo and the Kodokan's Nage-no-kata. They also offer articles and publications related to Judo, including topics like the impact of the Olympics on sport participation and the difference between “sensei” and “senpai. ” They provide links to websites such as the Australian Kodokan Judo Association and a local Judo club in Brisbane called Kyushin Judo Club.
Overall, Queensland Kodokan Judo Association Inc. is a community-oriented sports club that promotes the practise of traditional Kodokan Judo in Queensland. They support their affiliated clubs and their members, offering a welcoming environment for individuals of all skill levels.
