
NZ Clubs · Auckland
Find judo clubs across Auckland — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
9 judo clubs listed
Auckland's nine judo clubs are spread across Rodney, North Shore, East Auckland and Central Auckland. These groups thrive in the city's relaxed, multicultural setting where training feels welcoming rather than formal. The mild climate supports regular meet-ups that suit both suburban families and city newcomers looking for community connection.
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Epsom, Auckland
Bringing together Auckland's judo community, Auckland University Judo Club offers expert coaching from Robert Levy, Ben Uy, and more for skill-building and fitn
Mount Eden, Auckland
Providing expert judo training in Mount Eden, Auckland. Coaches Ben StallWORTHY, Elinore STALLWORTHY, and Tony BISHOP lead sessions at Big Judo, a premier sport
Howick, Auckland
Providing expert judo training in Howick, Auckland, at Howick Academy of Judo. Experienced coaches guide sessions in throws, grappling, and self-defence for all
Glenfield, Auckland
Looking to master judo in Auckland? Judokwai North Harbour offers adult classes Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30-8PM for all levels from 15+, coached by experts. Bui
Forrest Hill, Auckland
Discover Kodomo Dojo, your North Shore judo club in Forrest Hill, Auckland. Expert coaching from Meghan Robson, Christine Robson, and Alan Green delivers top ju
Northcross, Auckland
Serving Northcross, Auckland, Nippon Judo Club offers expert judo training with coaches like Johan Boshoff and Troy Mckinlay. Build discipline and skills in a w
Takapuna, Auckland
Find out more about North Shore Judo in Takapuna, Auckland. Join our welcoming judo club offering expert coaching and training for all ages and abilities since
Orewa, Auckland
Master judo skills with Coach Yasuhiro Azuma at Ochiba Dojo in Orewa, Auckland. Build strength, discipline, and confidence through engaging judo sessions suitab
Three Kings, Auckland
Looking to master judo in Auckland? Join Three Kings Judo Club for expert coaching from Linda Hallas, Judd Hallas, and Zayniddin Pakirov. Build skills and fitne
Auckland's harbour-edged layout and easy access to coastal areas encourage judo clubs to incorporate outdoor elements during the warmer months. Practitioners often take advantage of the region's sunny seasons for fresh-air warm-ups or park-based sessions that complement standard dojo work.
The four clubs on the North Shore and three in Central Auckland reflect the urban diversity of the region, while the single clubs in Rodney and East Auckland serve more neighbourhood-focused communities. This spread lets participants find sociable training close to home or near beaches and volcanic parks.
Whether you're a beginner or experienced judoka, Auckland's judo scene emphasises friendly, inclusive environments shaped by the city's mix of lifestyles. The outdoor season adds variety, turning regular classes into opportunities to connect with the wider environment and fellow members.