Where:- Great Missenden C of E Combined school

Cost:- £100 per student for the four days or £30.00 per day.

What to bring?:-A packed lunch and some out door clothes, indoor and outdoor shoes not forgetting your Gi of course!

Coaching sessions led by :-

Alan Scott, 3rd Dan Black Belt, Ex U66Kg British Champion

Gavin Davies, 2nd Dan Black Belt, Ex U60kg British Champion

All professional instructors are highly qualified and experienced, holding all required CRB checks, first aid and insurance cover.

Judo Training :

• Randori Sessions
• New Techniques
• flexibility & Agility
• Newaza & Tashiwaza
• Strength & Conditioning

Other activities may include :

• Sumo Games
• Football
• Basket Ball
• Tag Rugby
• Running
• Rounders

THIS CAMP IS DESIGNED TO BE SERIOUSLY FUN.THROUGH AN INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAMME. STUDENTS WILL DEVELOP THEIR PHYSICAL SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE. THESE 3 DAY CAMPS ARE DEDICATED MAINLY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF JUDO BUT WILL ALSO INCORPORATE OTHER ACTIVITIES

To book your child’s place now contact Alan Scott
alan@asjudoacademy.co.uk
07776 442 963

Summer Camps

Monday, 19th – Thursday 22nd July. Great Missenden C of E School

Tuesday, 10th – Friday 13th August. Eton College Dojo

Monday, 23rd – Thursday 26th August. Great Missenden C of E School

Great Missenden C of E School, Tuesday 6th-9th April 2010

March IAPS Individual Judo Congress & Team Event

High Wycombe Judo Centre, Saturday 13th March 2010

Boys only, must be a pupil at an IAPS School, Band A (10 years) or Band B (12 & 13 yrs)

May IAPS Individual Judo Congress & Team Event

High Wycombe Judo Centre, Saturday 8th May 2010

Boys only, must be a pupil at an IAPS School, aged 7 to 9 years on 1st September 2009

Summer Camp – Great Missenden C of E School

Monday 19th July – Thursday 22nd July

Summer Camp – Eton College Dojo

Tuesday 10th August – Friday 13th August

Summer Camp – Great Missenden C of E School

Monday 23rd August – Thursday 26th August

61 Judo Club Under 12 Competition

High Wycombe Judo Centre, Sunday 21st November 2010

A.S. Judo Academy Championships 2010

High Wycombe Judo Centre, Sunday 19th December

Our Panda Cubs Program is specifically developed for kid’s ages 4-7 years old. This professionally designed curriculum teaches the children important life skills in a fun, exciting, and enriching environment. Our warm and nurturing staff encourages and motivates each student to do his or her very best. Emphasis is placed on positive reinforcement and the benefits of good behavior. Each highly structured class incorporates age appropriate physical activity and coordination exercises along with basic judo skills aimed to improve your child’s gross motor skills and positive mental attitude. These skills will help your child become a better student in school, a better listener at home, a better all-around athlete, and feel more ambitious towards his/her goals.

In essence, the Panda Cubs curriculum utilizes the structure of judo training to improve and develop;
Confidence
Fine and gross motor skills
Balance and Coordination
Listening skills
Focus and concentration
Memory
Self control & self discipline
Respect for themselves and others
Self awareness skills
Setting goals
In conjunction with developmental skills each child will also learn:
Bully Busting
Traditional Japanese martial arts & Olympic Sport
And more!

To be awarded each new Grade, Panda Cubs must fulfill the following experience,academic and technical requirements. All
Panda Cubs must also show positive attitude and good behavior in class.

Grade 1:

* Minimum 10 classes with consistent attendance.

1. Where did Judo come from? – (JAPAN)

2. What does Matta& Hajime both mean in English? – (STOP & BEGIN)

3. Demonstrate the correct bowing action for both knelling & standing.

4. Demonstrate a tumble roll.

(Check with Sensei if unsure.)

Grade 2:

1. All of the above.

2. What is the Japanese word for teacher or Instructor – (SENSEI)

3. What does Rei&ZaRei mean in English – (STANDING BOW & KNELLING BOW)

4. Ukemi: Breakfall(Must demonstrate 1 of the following)
Backward Ukemi
Side Ukemi
Forward Rolling Ukemi

(Check with Sensei if unsure.)

Grade 3:

1. Examiners choice of 1 from each set of above

2. What is the Japanese word for a Judo club or a place to learn Judo – (DOJO)

3. (Nagewaza: Throwing Technique)
Demonstrate: OsotoGari

4. (Newaza: Ground Technique)
Demonstrate: Yokoshiho Gatame.

Grade 4:

1, Examiners choice of 1 from each set of above

2, What is the proper way to entre and exit the Dojo (STANDING BOW)

3, Demonstrate how to tie your belt correctly

4, Demonstrate OsotoGari into YokoshihoGatame

(Check with Sensei if unsure.)

Grade 5:

1, Examiners choice of 1 from each above

2, Who was the founder of Judo (JIGORO KANO)

3, Whats the Japanese word for Belt (OBI)

4, Demonstrate KesaGatame

(Check with Sensei if unsure.)

Grade 6:

1, Examiners choice of 1 from each above

2, Name 2 rules in Judo

3, (Physical Requirements)

Crab walk
5 Push ups
5 Sit ups
5 Squats

4, Demonstration of light Randori for 30 sec (on the move)

The Most Outstanding Judoka (Player) of the term awards goes to the following children:

Tobey Warren – Eton Porny School
Rosie Burling – High March School

Hen Lowen Cooper – High March School
Harry Vincent – Great Missenden Judo School

Adam Stone – Great Missenden Judo School
Nicholas Humphries – St Paul’s C of E School

Grading News:

Max Rumbol
Trishul Patel
Tom Mudie
Jamie Robb
Rebecca Jurdon
Jonathan Bailey
Jake Armstron Robbins

Are the first player’s from The A.S Judo Academy to receive there 7th Mon (Orange belt 1 Red stripe) All of these players have shown a consistent and passionate training attitude and brilliant performances on the mat. This is a Outstanding achievement, well done guys.

And Well done to all those Judoka who successfully completed and passed their grading at the end of the Autumn term 08.

The A.S Judo Academy Closed Championships 2008:

Well done to all of you who competed in the A.S Judo Academy Championships 08, you all did marvellously and showed great determination and skill in a pressure situation, I was very proud of you all.

• All students must arrive and depart dojo with their parent or legal guardian. If your child will be leaving with someone else, please contact a member of A.S Judo and let us know.
• All students are kindly asked to walk at all times in the dojo (no running).
• All students are asked to put their shoes and coats away in an orderly fashion upon entering the dojo.
• All students must have a clean uniform, clean feet, short fingernails, and no jewelry may be worn during practice. Females are required to wear a t-shirt under their judo gi top.
• All students are required to change in the dressing rooms. Males should not be bare chested in the dojo at any time.
• All students are encouraged to arrive 10-5 minutes prior to their class time. Students should be picked up no later than 10-15 minutes after their class ends.
• All gear must be purchased through The A.S Judo Academy.
• All parents are kindly asked to maintain control of student’s siblings while class is in session.
• All parents are kindly asked to refrain:

(1) From interacting in any way with their children during class.
(2) From speaking to the Senseis during class. Please schedule time before and/or after the class to speak with the Senseis
(3) From talking loudly while classes are in session as it is disruptive to the dojo and your child’s learning.

Well done to all of you who competed in the A.S Judo Academy Championships 08, you all did marvelously and showed great determination and skill in a pressure situation, I was very proud of you all.

Please click below to view the results in a pdf file

6th December Closed Competition Results

The A.S Judo Academy Player of the year: Jonathan Bailey – RGS

Elite Player of the year: Trishul Patel – RGS
Cadet Player of the year: Rebecca Jurdon – Gateway school

Most Improved Elite Player: Thomas Rollings – Gateway school
Most Improved Cadet Player: Jack Peck – Gateway school

Alan Scott Award Elite Player: Sam Mudie – Gateway school
Alan Scott Award Cadet Player: Rory Pond – The Beacon school

Most Committed Elite Player: Harvey Rumbol – Gateway school
Most Committed Cadet Player: Nicholas Humphries – St Paul’s CofE school

High Attendance Award Elite Player: Thomas Shrieve – Chartridge school
High Attendance Award Cadet Player: Rebecca Jurdon – Gateway school

Special Achievement Awards:

Theo Kontos: Chartridge school
Finlay Wood: Chartridge school
Jack Clark: A.S Judo
Jack Armstrong Robbins: Chesham Prep school

Where:- Great Missenden C of E Combined school

Cost:- £100 per student for the four days or £30.00 per day.

What to bring?:-A packed lunch and some out door clothes, indoor and outdoor shoes not forgetting your Gi of course!

Coaching sessions led by :-

Alan Scott, 3rd Dan Black Belt, Ex U66Kg British Champion

Gavin Davies, 2nd Dan Black Belt, Ex U60kg British Champion

All professional instructors are highly qualified and experienced, holding all required CRB checks, first aid and insurance cover.

Judo Training :

• Randori Sessions
• New Techniques
• flexibility & Agility
• Newaza & Tashiwaza
• Strength & Conditioning

Other activities may include :

• Sumo Games
• Football
• Basket Ball
• Tag Rugby
• Running
• Rounders

THIS CAMP IS DESIGNED TO BE SERIOUSLY FUN.THROUGH AN INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAMME. STUDENTS WILL DEVELOP THEIR PHYSICAL SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE. THESE 3 DAY CAMPS ARE DEDICATED MAINLY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF JUDO BUT WILL ALSO INCORPORATE OTHER ACTIVITIES

To book your child’s place now contact Alan Scott
alan@asjudoacademy.co.uk
07776 442 963

Summer Camps

Monday, 19th – Thursday 22nd July. Great Missenden C of E School

Tuesday, 10th – Friday 13th August. Eton College Dojo

Monday, 23rd – Thursday 26th August. Great Missenden C of E School