Abingdon Judo Club is an esteemed BJA registered judo facility located at the White Horse Leisure & Tennis Centre in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. Rooted in the principles of judo introduced by Professor Jigoro Kano in 1882, the club embodies the philosophy of "The Gentle Way". Catering to all ages and skill levels, Abingdon Judo Club offers comprehensive training in various judo techniques, including throwing (nage-waza), grappling (katame-waza), and striking (atemi-waza).

Members, known as Judoka, benefit from a focus on maximum efficiency with minimum effort, fostering an environment of mutual welfare and benefit. Training sessions emphasize safety through break falls (ukemi), ensuring participants can practice techniques safely.

The club also provides resources such as a grading syllabus, video tutorials on judo techniques, and information on membership. Abingdon Judo Club not only promotes physical fitness and discipline but also nurtures a supportive community dedicated to the art of judo. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced judoka, all are welcome to join and explore this dynamic martial art.