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Where is a good place to learn judo?
I'm 20 and have no history in judo. I would like to find an adult entry- level class, i don't have much money, something cheap would be good. and i would like the classes to be with in a 30 min drive range of Kansas City, KS. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
11 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I have no idea what there is in Kansas City, but there is a site I will display below that might help you out. And I don't think you should be worrying about the cost. Instructors that charge a lot of money are in it for the money, you can find lots of places that charge a much more modest fee for good instruction. In the martial arts world, more money doesn't mean you are getting the best instruction. Some times you are just contributing to a mega corporation, a wal mart-ial arts school. I would stay away from those places. See if this site helps...
http://www.judoinfo.com/contacts/browse2.php?Count...
Judo is great fun and you learn a lot of little things, like how to move, how to maintain balance...and lots of ground work. Be sure that your dojo also spends time on the ground. A good judoka should be well rounded, it seems many just emphasize the throws these days.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
No you don't have to expect to pay over 100 dollars. Some places yes, but usually they have plans that you go on. Spectate the class for a couple days or weeks so you know what you'll actually be doing
- 1 decade ago
google map it.
Also look for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, a lot of the sweeps are derived from judo.
Oh and it's kind of hard to find "Cheap Martial Arts" Expect to pay over $100 a month, if you pay less it's probably a crap school and crap instructor.
Over 100 but less than 180.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
ok well find a good non profit Judo place with friendly coaches but make shore it has a good reputation the good thing about non profit is that you only have to pay for your grading your suit and for registration
- 1 decade ago
Never underestimate your local YMCA, sometimes $10 bucks a month or free if they have a Judo class.
But here is a good one; http://www.welcomematjudoclub.com/
- Anonymous5 years ago
if you lived near DFW texas i'd teach you for free or a cheesburger at most
- 1 decade ago
Sorry I am in Rio de Janeiro.
If you live here, you talk a lot of place.
only mourning Jiu-Jitsu
- Peter GriffinLv 61 decade ago
you want brazilian, or russian sambo? or japanese traditional judo? or what? search all these topics in a yahoo search
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You mean judon't know?