Judo Matsu

A few shots from our no-gi class a couple of weeks ago.

Thanks Seb for capturing the photos, and Andrew for editing them.

See you there!

SYDNEY INTERCLUB COMPETITION SERIES

A great initative of Judo Matsu and UTS Judo Club for beginners.

🥋Yellow, orange, and green.
⚖️ Equivalent match-ups
🥊 Minimum of two fights
🤝 Exposure to a variety of judoka
🎓 Competition education

Register early – Every entry helps to build the experience for people, providing more matchups and more fights.

The competition and event is open judoka from all clubs in NSW. We welcome everyone to enter.

🗓️ Saturday 22 August – 1 PM start
📍 Newington Armoury, Judo NSW Training Centre
💰$30 until 14 August | $40 from 15 August

Develop skill, build confidence, and improve bit by bit.

Enter via the Smoothcomp website. https://smoothcomp.com/en/event/33483

or for more info - https://www.judonsw.com.au/event/sydney-interclub-competition-series/

Get ready for another beginner-friendly Interclub Competition, this time at Newington Armory!

We’re opening this one up to adult yellow, orange and green belts from across Sydney.

There aren’t many opportunities for adults at the lower grades to compete, test themselves and gain experience in a low-pressure environment, so we created one.

The afternoon is all about learning, getting good mat time and building competition experience:
• Seminar
• Rounds of randori
• Competition, with everyone matched as fairly as possible by grade, weight and experience.

If you want to see more events like this for lower grades, come along and support it! The more people who get involved, the more opportunities we can keep creating.

Only 2 weeks left to register!

Register via the link below or search for the event on Smoothcomp.
https://smoothcomp.com/en/event/33483

Congratulations to Daniel on winning a silver medal in Kata at the Australian Judo National Championships.

Daniel has put countless hours into refining the details that make kata such a unique part of judo. The precision, control, timing, and understanding required are incredible, and it's great to see that dedication recognised on the national stage.

What often goes unnoticed is that judo offers many different pathways. Kata is one of them. It is a way to develop a deeper understanding of movement, technique, balance, and the principles that sit at the heart of judo.

We're proud of Daniel and everything he has contributed to the club, both on and off the mat. Congratulations on a fantastic result and a well-earned silver medal.