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If there is effort, there is always accomplishment.

From beginner to national champion, the Airdrie Judo Club can inspire to make Judo a life long sport.

ESTABLISHED 1981

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EVENTS

2020 Airdrie Judo AGM Notice
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COVID Positive Test Notice
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May 27, 2020 - COVID-19 and Dojo Shut Down
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Airdrie Judo COVID-19 Safety Plan
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Screen Checklist Airdrie Judo Club
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Schedule of Activities
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UPCOMING

June 21, 2021

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NEWS/RESULTS

9 Week Workout Schedule
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Sport Nutrition For Judokas
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CALENDAR

WELCOME

THE AIRDRIE JUDO CLUB

is a well established dojo for any age and ability.  Focusing on self-confidence and the respect for others and oneself, our club helps develop role models for our community.

The Airdrie Judo club promotes a safe learning environment to develop strength, power, speed, agility, and flexibility while instilling concentration and discipline.  From beginner to national champion, the Airdrie Judo Club can inspire to make Judo a life long sport.

OUR INSTRUCTORS

paul hachey

PAUL HACHEY

Head Instructor

- 5th Degree Black Belt (Godan)
- NCCP Level 3 (Competitive)
- AB Coach 2002-10 & 2016-18
- National “A” Referee
- 10X National Medalist

steve

STEVE NORRIS

Assistant Instructor

- 2nd Degree Black Belt
- NCCP Level 1 (Dojo Assistant)
- International Judo Federation
“B” referee (IJF “B”)

ROBIN WOHL

PAUL YUEN

JUSTIN MCEACHERN

Attention Airdrie Judo Club Members

May 31, 2021

To all Airdrie Judo Club Members,

As you may have heard last week the provincial government released an “Open for Summer Plan” which has three stages that will ease Covid-19 restrictions. This means we are getting close to being back on the mats!  Stage 1 will go into effect starting June 1st, 2021.  Stage 2 is projected to begin in approximately 2 weeks pending the number of vaccinations and case numbers in the province. This stage permits indoor and outdoor sport to resume without restrictions. We are still waiting on some more details from Alberta Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation (SPAR) to provide guidance on this stage. More information to come.

The Airdrie Judo Club would like to open out door training starting July 6 until our fall registration in early September.   These would be 1 hour sessions open to all members and their families every Tuesday and Thursday night from 6pm – 7pm.  This will take place in the field beside the dojo.  No equipment will be needed except water and yoga mat if you do not like laying in grass.  Also, we would encourage everyone to join us every Sunday starting July 10,  for a Run/Walk/Bike/Rollerblade around Airdrie.   Starting point will be at the dojo at 10am. 

This September the Airdrie Judo Club will celebrate our 40th Anniversary. This is a great milestone, and will be celebrated throughout the entire judo community. By staying diligent, I am confident that when the club fully reopens, we will be stronger and have many more great years ahead of us.

Yours in Judo,
Paul Hachey
President, Airdrie Judo Club