Newley formed UKJS has kindly invited us to a regional Judo competition in Birmingham Saturday 2nd Dec. We’ve managed to russell up a motley crew of Kyu grades and look forward to an enjoyable event with some old friends

Adrenaline do kan Judoka Cherelle Archer used more than an a little of her newaza skills to come away with Gold and Silver in the Gi and No Gi pools. One finish was from a classic Kesa Katame and in another fight tomo nage was in evidence

26th and 27th Nov sees Adrenaline judo representatives compete in two BJJ competitions, one in Nottingham and one Coventry. They are sub only competitions so strangles and armlocks are order of the day.

After this years fantastic masterclass by Neil Eckersley (who represented GB in the 1984 Olympics where he won a bronze medal in the -60kg division) we are currently in negotiations with a couple of elite judoka who are currently on the international circuit. They include Medalists at the Olympics and Commonwealth games. We hope to be able…

Judo offers a wide range of mental and physical benefits to those who practice it. Here are some of the key advantages: Physical Benefits: Improved Fitness: Judo is a physically demanding sport that can help improve your cardiovascular fitness, strength, and flexibility. It’s an excellent full-body workout that can lead to increased muscle tone and…

Especially tailored for the next generation of Judoka in the All England Judo Federation, The Eastern Region is holding their own championship for 4 -15 year old fighters Dec 3rd 2023. Weigh in 10am at Fyerns Community Centre in Basildon, it’s white gi only and all competitors must hold an up to date AEJF licence…

Adrenaline do Kan’s senior mat was a quiet one this week with 7 judoka training but it was the first time all the new grades were together to show off their colours. Shown below are the new certificates fresh off the press

Four Judoka from ADK, representing Invisible Jiu Jitsu Brownhills, tested their newaza out at the BJJ Nottingham Open on Sunday 5th November and came away with some metal around their necks. 3 silver 1 bronze. Just for the record, judo throws were in evidence but in BJJ you only get 2 points for a take…