KIDO JUDO ACADEMY
A premier Judo development club on the Central Coast and Newcastle-Hunter region.
Classes @ $5 lesson. Location Kangy Angy, Tuggerah NSW.
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Come & enjoy fun & fitness at KIDO! Judo is an Olympic Sport, instilling gymnastic skills, self-defence, falling safely & balance, grappling, tackling + fitness. All taught in a non-violent sporting manner. We focus on technical and personal development, with discipline required to become a well-rounded sportsperson, with a proven track record up to Australian, International & Olympic level.
Judo is an art of self-defense that has developed into an international sport. It is a school sport in Japan, modeled as a way of becoming physically and mentally fit through disciplined training and was the first martial art to be introduced into the Olympic Games (1964) and the Commonwealth Games (1990).
The sport of Judo was derived as a safer alternative from the ancient form of ‘ju-jitsu’ and is designed so that it can be practiced by all ages…both male and female. Judo does not involve any kicking or striking techniques, but utilizes throwing and grappling through tactical plays. It is practiced with safety in mind, training on mats and participants are taught to fall correctly. Falling safely is also crucial to participating in many other sports later in life. Flexibility, stretching and strength exercises are part of a normal training session.
The KIDO JUDO ACADEMY was built with a sprung permanent mat area and is often visited by international teams. It is an excellent activity to increase physical fitness, self-esteem, self-defense and can be practiced without the need to compete in tournaments.
As well as fun and fitness; KIDO instructors teach judo etiquette, focus on technical, personal development and reinforcing the respect required to become a well-rounded sportsperson.
The sport of Judo was derived as a safer alternative from the ancient form of ‘ju-jitsu’ and is designed so that it can be practiced by all ages…both male and female. Judo does not involve any kicking or striking techniques, but utilizes throwing and grappling through tactical plays. It is practiced with safety in mind, training on mats and participants are taught to fall correctly. Falling safely is also crucial to participating in many other sports later in life. Flexibility, stretching and strength exercises are part of a normal training session.
The KIDO JUDO ACADEMY was built with a sprung permanent mat area and is often visited by international teams. It is an excellent activity to increase physical fitness, self-esteem, self-defense and can be practiced without the need to compete in tournaments.
As well as fun and fitness; KIDO instructors teach judo etiquette, focus on technical, personal development and reinforcing the respect required to become a well-rounded sportsperson.
Kido has produced to Olympic level, a Commonwealth Games Bronze medalist, plus numerous
OCEANIA & National Champions along with many State Champions.
The club has achieved 2 National Championship Gold , 4 Silver and 4 Bronze National medals, as well as 2 Oceania medals.
National team members , Liam Yokoyama and Caroline Hains have represented Australia at Oceania Championships, with Caroline representing Australia at the World Titles in year (2018). Neeson Naidoo and Angelina Yokoyama as members of the junior national team have represented Australia at the Oceania continental championships.
OCEANIA & National Champions along with many State Champions.
The club has achieved 2 National Championship Gold , 4 Silver and 4 Bronze National medals, as well as 2 Oceania medals.
National team members , Liam Yokoyama and Caroline Hains have represented Australia at Oceania Championships, with Caroline representing Australia at the World Titles in year (2018). Neeson Naidoo and Angelina Yokoyama as members of the junior national team have represented Australia at the Oceania continental championships.
Two KIDO Academy players competing at the Oceania Continental Judo Union (OJU) Championships in Tonga - a successful tournament. Both Caroline Hain (48kg), Senior Women team representative and the Male Cadet representative Daniel Villani (60kg); were in good form and well prepared. It was a great display of Judo from our two and the National Team
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Australian Judo Titles held in GEELONG, VIC
Four (4) players from the Kangy Angy, KIDO JUDO ACADEMY wore the NSW blues and returned with 5 medals including one u/17 GOLD.
SUMMARY:
Daniel VILLANI u/17 CADET GOLD
Caroline HAIN SENIOR WOMEN SILVER
Caroline HAIN JUNIOR WOMEN SILVER
Angelina YOKOYAMA JUNIOR WOMEN BRONZE
Danny VOJNIKOVICH u/15 SNR BOY BRONZE
Caroline HAIN was selected by the NSC as part of the team for the junior European Hungary + Poland Tour.
The tour included two tournaments as part of the official tour that were high level Junior European events with entries over 50 in many divisions. It allowed her to test and evaluate herself against high level international opponents.
In Hungary the team trained in a camp that was attended by 300-400 juniors then to Poland for the 2nd competition followed by a second camp
Four (4) players from the Kangy Angy, KIDO JUDO ACADEMY wore the NSW blues and returned with 5 medals including one u/17 GOLD.
SUMMARY:
Daniel VILLANI u/17 CADET GOLD
Caroline HAIN SENIOR WOMEN SILVER
Caroline HAIN JUNIOR WOMEN SILVER
Angelina YOKOYAMA JUNIOR WOMEN BRONZE
Danny VOJNIKOVICH u/15 SNR BOY BRONZE
Caroline HAIN was selected by the NSC as part of the team for the junior European Hungary + Poland Tour.
The tour included two tournaments as part of the official tour that were high level Junior European events with entries over 50 in many divisions. It allowed her to test and evaluate herself against high level international opponents.
In Hungary the team trained in a camp that was attended by 300-400 juniors then to Poland for the 2nd competition followed by a second camp
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