About West Covina Judo Dojo
West Covina Judo Dojo, established in 1957, is a family and community-oriented non-profit organization. It aims to teach the martial art of Judo to people of all ages and abilities. The dojo focuses on traditional Kodokan Judo, which includes throws, sweeps, and grappling. Classes are offered twice a week for both children and adults, fostering a strong sense of community. Instructors are patient and encouraging, creating a safe and nurturing environment for children to learn. The dojo's training sessions are designed to be engaging and well-structured, balancing technique instruction with fun. Participants can expect to improve their overall athletic abilities, self-defense skills, and personal growth.
Good dojo😀
I have been attending this dojo for the past 4 years. The dojo is more recreational and focuses on traditional Kodokan judo. The adult community has a good feel and is welcoming to beginner adults. Would highly recommend to adults who are interested in starting judo and joining a good community.
Been training here for about a year. They teach traditional Kodokan Judo which includes throws, sweeps and grappling (ne-waza). Senseis are friendly, patient and encouraging. 2 classes a week for both kids and adults. Great place to learn and build connections with other judokas.