Kelowna Judo Club Dojo

The Kelowna Judo Club Dojo is a non-profit martial arts organization located in Kelowna, British Columbia. Established in 1953, the club is led by dedicated and skilled black belt instructors who volunteer their time to teach the sport of Judo to individuals of all ages and genders, whether for recreational purposes or competitive training. The club welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners alike, offering a supportive and inclusive environment for all members.

The art of Judo provides numerous physical and mental benefits. Participants can improve their overall fitness levels while enjoying a dynamic and engaging workout that engages the whole body. Judo also offers an opportunity for cross-training, making it an excellent complement to other sports or martial arts disciplines. In addition to physical fitness, Judo promotes mental development through discipline, focus, and resilience.

At the Kelowna Judo Club Dojo, members have the opportunity to meet new people, build friendships, and receive mentorship from experienced Senseis and senior students. Children benefit from positive encouragement and guidance, while adults appreciate the challenges of training, the camaraderie of the community, and the chance to hone their skills through regular matches and competitions.

The club offers a variety of classes for different age groups, including Little Samurai classes for children aged 4-9, teen and senior classes, as well as competitive training sessions. Registration for classes can be completed online, with fees varying depending on the age group and type of program. In addition, the club hosts complimentary Judo classes for those interested in trying out the sport before committing to a full program.

The Kelowna Judo Club Dojo is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for individuals to learn and practice the art of Judo. With a focus on physical fitness, mental development, and community building, the club aims to promote the values of respect, discipline, and perseverance through the practice of martial arts. Visitors and prospective members are encouraged to attend a complimentary class or contact the club for more information on how to get involved.