Merchandise
Purchase of merchandise is not compulsory but many people do like to. Here are the products we sell with an online order form.
The CLUB White and Blue Judo Suits are quality bleached white gi for general CLUB and COMPETITION use for the younger player. Black suits are also available for training use only.
Why not personalise your Gi with your surname printed on the back for a extra £2 a letter. All judo suits come with an A.S. Judo badge which can be sewed on. The badge is also available to be bought separately.
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What you need to bring
- A packed lunch and drinks for the day
- Outdoor and indoor training kit and shoes
- Most importantly, your Gi
Holiday Camps
Our holiday camps are designed to be seriously fun.Through an intensive training programme students will develop their physical skills and knowledge. The camps are dedicated mainly to the development of Judo but will also incorporate other activities.
Children from 5-16 novice or competitive players are all welcome and you can come to as many as you like! 9am – 3pm each day our camps have every child thirsty for more with a smile on their face.
All our professional instructors are highly qualified and experienced, holding all required CRB checks, first aid and insurance cover.
Please click here to view our upcoming camps and to book online.
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Judo Training :
- Randori Sessions
- New Techniques
- Flexibility & Agility
- Newaza & Tashiwaza
- Strength & Conditioning
- Self Discipline & Self Control
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Other activities may include :
- Sumo Games
- Football
- Basket Ball
- Tag Rugby
- Running
- Rounders
Testimonials
I just wanted to thank you for the great time my son has had on the training camps. It goes to show that a more intensive training opportunity can still be great fun.
Even just one day, is the equivalent of about a month and a half of once a week club nights if you think about it. However, the students are also having a great chance to improve their fitness. This is through other activities on the camps like running (Hare and hounds) plus the many other games you play. These also teach team work and the value of cooperation. I think this is important because Judo is not just a sport for the individual.
The camps have certainly had an impact on my son’s game. I have just renewed his BJA licence and in one year he has been through 6 grades and that is a fact! I can’t believe you are now ready to grade him again. Ironically, I teach students the importance of “Progression Routes” and I see that there is a clear Judo syllabus and a clear pathway for all ages that allows the younger players to have fun but also take their training seriously. All of these things are lessons for life.
The other thing you do is expose the students to an amazing talent pool via other instructors who are champions in their own right. My son often talks about his coaching from you, Ben, Gavin, Ron, Sam, Peter and Neil and others. A good role model is a powerful motivator. No surprise then that he wants to watch the Judo at the 2012 Olympics in person!
I would honestly recommend to any parent, the benefits of the training camps at The A.S.Judo Academy of Excellence.
Bob Digby. B.A.(Hons)., Cert.Ed
Educational Projects Manager
“As a professional martial artist and coach I have to say it was a pleasure watching and experiencing Alan coaching a group of novices in the art of Judo. He is a great communicator and extremely knowledgeable about Judo, its techniques and applications. I would advise anyone who is interested in taking up this effective and fun martial art to contact Alan Scott. Ben Richardson 2nd Dan and Instructor in KUGB Shotokan Karate. Can Do Martial Arts. …..Martial Arts For Everyone.” (January 2006).
A.S. Judo in Primary Schools
Teaching Self Defence, Self Control and Self Confidence
Judo is an Olympic sport rather than purely a martial art, players learn not only the technical and highly effective skills of self-defence but also life skills of respect, perseverance and self control. All of which helps build self confidence and helps children feel more ambitious about achieveing their goals in life.
Fitness and Flexibility
The Alan Scott Judo Academy is professionally designed curriculum to teach judo skills in a fun, exciting and enriching environment, where each player is encouraged to achieve his or her full potential. each highly structured class incorporates age appropriate physical activity and coordination exercises along with Judo techniques, holds and throws.
We offer a 10 week introductory course of judo as a before school, lunchtime or after school activity.
Before school starting at 8.00am which provides a great stimulant to the start of the day.
Lunchtime which can be taken before or after lunch and last 30 minutes.
All equipment such as mats and judo kits are provided and we are able to take a maximum of 20 boys and girls per class.
Find out more
Get in touch with Alan Scott on 07776442963 or email alan@asjudoacademy.co.uk to find out more and to discuss your school’s requirement. Arrange a date for a free demonstration of judo. This lasts up to 20 minutes and is normally during assembly time.
A letter which details the activity and has a parental consent reply slip will be brought to the demo to be distributed to the children
Names are listed on a supplied register (20 maximum)
School or myself notifies children that they have been accepted onto the course.
Welcome to A.S. Judo Academy
A.S. Judo provides excellent coaching practice, popular teaching methods and a fun yet effective training sessions. We are proud to be teaching over 30 schools and approximately 500 children across Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire.
- Train with champions and coaches of excellence
- Classes tailored for children
- Develop fitness, confidence and amazing skills
- Competitive and non-competitive training programmes
- Excellent self-defense
- Our instructors are professional, CRB checked and 1st Aid qualified
- Free Trial Period – no obligation to join…but you’ll want to!
IAPS (Boys 8-9 yrs) 10th May 08
High Wycombe Judo centre
u27 kg Jake Robbins – Silver
Harvey Rumbol – 5th place
u30kg Adam Stone – Silver
James Noble – 5th place
u34kg Kristian Curtis – Bronze
Clem Brady – 5th place
u38kg Jamie Robb – Silver
Jake Easton – Bronze
u42kg Marco Nisco – Gold
u46kg James Withers – Silver
WINNING SCHOOL GATEWAY
Max Rumbol u30kg Bronze
Trishul Patel u30kg Silver
Elite Player of the year – Max Rumbol (Gateway school)
Cadet Player of the year – Jack Clark (Gateway school)
Most Improved Elite player – Todd Wallis (Chartridge school)
Most Improved Cadet player – Niall Dearsley (St,Pauls CofE school
Alan Scott Award Elite – Kristin Curtis (Chesham Prep)
Alan Scott Award Cadet – Gethin Ross (Gateway school)
High Attendance Award – Harvey Rumbol (Gateway school)
High Attendance Award – Jamie Robb (Gateway school)
Arther Smith u29kg Bronze
Daniel Adams u50kg Bronze
George Glenister u42kg Silver
George Knight u33kg Silver
Henry Smith u35kg Bronze
Jack Guise u33kg Silver
James Atwell u42kg Bronze
Jamie Robb u38kg Bronze
Joe Cowan u50kg Bronze
Kristin Curtis u33kg Bronze
Lucy King u32kg Bronze
Max Rumbol u25kg Gold
Mimo Standford u28kg Bronze
Natasha Phillips u27kg Silver
Rebecca Jurdon u28kg Bronze
Saffron Woolven u24kg Bronze
Todd Wallis u31kg Bronze
Trishul Patel u25kg Silver
Victoria Phillips u32kg Bronze
Yasmin Woolven u32kg Gold