Judo
The inspirational setting of our martial arts dojo at the Team Bath Sports Training Village is the hub of Team Bath’s judo activities.
Based on a traditional Japanese style, the dojo is and has been a training base for some of the world’s top judoka, including double Olympic medallist Kate Howey, London 2012 silver-medallist Gemma Gibbons and Paris 2024 silver-medallist Prisca Awiti-Alcaraz.
It is also used by our Performance squad – a combination of current students and other high-performance judoka – and for Team Bath Tribe judo sessions for juniors, as well as by regional training squads and judoka on the DiSE [Diploma in Sporting Excellence] programme.
A great coaching programme
Team Bath’s judo offering includes outstanding facilities and coaching. We provide:
- A world-class judo dojo
- Top-class coaching for performance athletes and for children through Team Bath Tribe
- Use of other facilities, including the gym and hydrotherapy pool
- Renowned sports science and medicine support
- A leading university scholarship programme
Prisca Awiti-Alcaraz, who made history at Paris 2024 by becoming Mexico’s first-ever judo medallist, studied Sports Performance at the University of Bath and was supported by a Santander Scholarship. Ahead of her Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020, she explained why Team Bath was her choice of training venue – click on the image below to watch the full video.
Judo contacts
Head Judo Coach: Adam Hall
For our judo programme for children, see our Tot activities and Tribe activities pages.
Prices
The pay-and-play price for the dojo only applies to the Randori Judo sessions and on production of a valid Randori Membership Card.
British Judo Association members may use the dojo for free on presentation of their BJA card.
Non-members: £5.30
Concessions: £4.50
Book facilities
To book the dojo, please click here to email Amy Pinchen or call her direct on 01225 387407.
