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Danson Judo

Judo training for ages Reception-7

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Eligibility

Age Group

  • 5-7

What is this service?

Our Judo classes offer young people a means for improving physical fitness, balance, posture and co-ordination as well as mental, emotional and moral awareness. Judo classes are an ideal sport for both boys and girls and provides them with enhanced discipline, confidence and self-esteem. Young people progress through the grading system to ensure the next goal is always realistic and achievable. Classes are run in partnership with New Cross Martial Arts.

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  • Cost: £6 per week, paid termly in advance
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