British Judo Association Membership
Available as 1 year, 2 year and Pay as You Throw (4 months).
British Judo Association membership benefits:
- Official licence for valid BJA authorised or recognised activity
- Comprehensive public liability and personal accident insurance for all judo activity (for those living in the UK)
- Internationally recognised BJA Grading Scheme
- A variety of BJA competition opportunities
- Training tools exclusively for BJA members
- Quarterly magazine with international and club news, posters and competitions, exclusive interviews and blogs educational judo diaries with syllabus, training record and much more
- BJA official record book to log your judo journey
- Access to weekly e-newsletter with the latest judo news & views
- Saving money through exculsive offers
All new full memberships include a record book. Junior new membership also includes a diary, red belt, badges and stickers.
Click on the button below to visit the BJA Membership Application
No Licence, No Judo
Any person wishing to attend a BJA club is entitled to up to 4 lessons of "trial membership". After which you will be required to take out membership with the BJA to maintain your individual insurance, and the opportunity to further your Judo training.
Anyone continuing to attend a BJA club after the 4 lesson "trial period", who does not hold a valid BJA licence will not be insured, and will be refused access to the mat.
If you are still unsure if you will enjoy Judo, you may wish to take advantage of the "pay as you throw licence" that runs for 4 months. Alternatively a recreational licence will give you a years membership and entitles you to train, but you can not grade, nor compete on this licence.
Any person wishing to attend a BJA club is entitled to up to 4 lessons of "trial membership". After which you will be required to take out membership with the BJA to maintain your individual insurance, and the opportunity to further your Judo training.
Anyone continuing to attend a BJA club after the 4 lesson "trial period", who does not hold a valid BJA licence will not be insured, and will be refused access to the mat.
If you are still unsure if you will enjoy Judo, you may wish to take advantage of the "pay as you throw licence" that runs for 4 months. Alternatively a recreational licence will give you a years membership and entitles you to train, but you can not grade, nor compete on this licence.
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Westlands Playing Fields
Opposite St Edwards School London Road Romford RM7 9NU |
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