
01 / Ages 4–6
Little Judokas
Little Judokas is where Judo starts. Classes are short, active and built around movement — rolling, falling safely, balance, coordination and learning to work with a partner.
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01 / Ages 4–6
Little Judokas is where Judo starts. Classes are short, active and built around movement — rolling, falling safely, balance, coordination and learning to work with a partner.
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02 / Ages 7+
Kids learn judo from the fundamentals up. Classes focus on throws, groundwork, movement, and grip work while helping students develop coordination, athleticism, discipline, and confidence through consistent training.
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03 / By coach recommendation
For students who want to compete and see how far they can take their judo. Training focuses on live randori, tactics, conditioning, and match preparation, with coaching tailored to each athlete's goals and experience.
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04 / Beginner to advanced
Whether you're brand new to martial arts or have been training for decades, there's a place for you at San Diego Judo. Fundamentals classes start with the basics, while all-levels and intermediate/advanced classes allow students to continue developing their skills. Randori sessions offer the opportunity to put those skills into practice through live training.
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05 / By appointment
Private lessons are available for students who want individual attention — refining specific techniques, preparing for a tournament, or starting Judo in a one-on-one setting before joining a group class.
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