Griffin Judo Summer Training Camp 2025
We’re excited to announce our 2025 Summer Training Camps at Griffin Judo! This year, we’re offering three action-packed weeks designed to help our students improve their skills and prepare for competition. Each week will focus on physical conditioning and Judo-specific training, with a balance of fun outdoor activities to keep everyone engaged.
What to Expect: Each camp week will focus on building strength, endurance, and technical skills. We’ll have Judo sessions covering both Tachi Waza (stand-up techniques) and Newaza (ground techniques), along with drills to sharpen your technique. Plus, we’ll incorporate fitness activities like cardio, circuit training, weight training, and fun outdoor games to ensure every kid stays active and engaged.
Sample Daily Schedule:
We look forward to having your child join us for an exciting and productive summer! Please register at the front desk, and feel free to reach out with any questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should my child bring to camp? A: Please send your child with lunch, snacks, a water bottle, a backpack (labeled with their name), sunscreen, a jacket or sweatshirt, and comfortable shoes for outdoor play. We also highly encourage bringing a couple of books for Quiet Time, as we aim to work both body and mind. Please note that video games, tablets, and other screen devices are not allowed.
Q: Will lunch be provided? A: Lunch will not be provided. Children should bring a packed lunch. Lunch will be from 12:30 to 1:00 pm. Snacks are welcome throughout the day.
Q: Do you offer early care or aftercare? A: No, we do not offer early or aftercare. Since we’ll be focusing on intense workouts, we want the kids to rest in the afternoon so they’re fresh for the next day.
Q: Does my child need to know Judo? A: Some basic Judo knowledge is recommended. Children should be at a beginner level or higher. Tumbling-level experience is not sufficient.
Q: What should my child wear? A: Comfortable clothing and sports shoes are recommended for general exercise. For Judo sessions, your child will need a Judogi (uniform).
Q: Who will be leading the camp? A: Sensei Adham, Cody, and Abdelrahman will be leading the camp instruction and daily activities, bringing over 40 years of combined experience in teaching Judo to athletes of all levels. Our Sempais (senior students) will also assist with activities, ensuring a supportive and engaging experience for all campers.
Registration is closed for this event.