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Judo

Judo

Tribe Student JudoJudo is an exciting modern Olympic sport with a strong tradition.

The Team Bath Judo programme began in 1999 with the aim of preparing players for international competition and supporting the development of judo in the South West. The University of Bath Judo Club has been in existence since 1966.

Team Bath Judo welcomes players of all levels from absolute beginners to world champions.

We pride ourselves on the excellent quality of coaching staff and the great dojo and other facilities within the Sports Training Village.

Performance

Performance Andi BurnsIn Performance you will find details about our Team Bath Performance Training Group. The athletes coaches and support staff, all based within the European Judo Union International Training Centre and the British Judo Performance Research and Development Centre, our training programme and sponsors.

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Talent Development

Perf Dev Tom ReedIn Talent Development you will find information about our training opportunities for Team Bath Futures, Cadets aged 16 - 19. Also information about our Judo Research Activities and Archives and our Judo
Coach Education Programmes in partnership with the European Judo Union at levels 3, 4 and 5.

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Recreational

Team Bath Tribe JudoIn Recreational you will find details of our judo programmes for Team Bath Tribe, children under 16 years. In the dojo at the Sports Training Village there are sessions for beginners and intermediates through the Team Bath Junior Judo Club, and we also operate in a number of local schools.

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Judo news

Judo news

Ghanaian judo player strikes World Cup bronze

TeamBath judo player Emmanuel Nartey has collected his second World Cup medal and taken a step closer to competing at his first Olympic Games. The 27-year-old Ghanaian trains at the world-leading facilities at the University of ...

Nartey wins World Cup gold

TeamBath judo player Emmanuel Nartey has won his first World Cup title, taking gold at Apia in Samoa. Nartey beat Chinese fighter Qindong Zeng in the under-73kg class final to win the title....

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