National Inclusion Weekend is a Huge Success – British Judo Association
“These National Inclusion days are hugely important to provide opportunities for judoka to thrive in their own environment. These sessions break down the anxieties to attending events and taking on new challenges, so they will have already met lots of people and trained alongside them prior to stepping up and competing at the British Schools Championships. It also ensures they always have a friendly face that they know and can talk to.”
The following day saw the National Training Centre open its doors for the first National Adaptive Judo Conference for all of the judo family with a focus around identifying two most common neurodiverse impairments within clubs – ADHD and Autism – with over 30 coaches keen to expand their experiences, including British Judo legend, Neil Adams MBE
We have enabled Judoka with lower Limb Prothesis and Stomas to enter Competitive Dan Grading and Competitions through a risk assessment process and guidelines
Participation in Competition & Competitive Dan Gradings with Stoma Bags – British Judo Association
