Judo at the University of Washington

Judo is a modern, refined form of Jujitsu developed in the late 1800's by Professor Jigoro Kano. Its basic tenets are maximum efficiency and mutual benefit for Judo is practiced in more or less the same manner worldwide.

 

Club Practice
   Persons with Judo experience are encouraged to join our regular club practice, which runs MW (6:30-8:20pm) at the Intramural Activities facility Mat Room B. Everyone is welcome to observe, and we'll do our best to answer your questions.

 

Practice Policies

   The club tries to emphasize the principles of Kodokan Judo in all aspects of practice. Persons attending the regular club practice are expected to have basic ukemi skill, and to apply themselves to the best of their ability.

Membership Policies

   The Judo club operates under the UW's Recreational Sports program. The club is open to all currently enrolled or admitted students and to faculty/staff members with IMA membership. Spouses and registered same sex partners may participate in the club upon purchase of an IMA membership. University of Washington extension and UW Tacoma and Bothell students, ASUW Experimental College and UW Alumni Association members, and the general public are not eligible for membership. We maintain an active relationship with area clubs and can provide contact information as many of our members train or have trained with other local clubs in addition to the UW. Also, please refer to Northwest Judo for links to Judo clubs in the area.

Club Fees

   $40 per quarter for new members, $50 for returning members. In addition to this, club members should obtain membership in a national organization for insurance purposes.

 

For more information about Judo at the UW, contact
judouw@uw.edu
Please be sure to include a valid return address.


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12-07-2022