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Judo WA
WA State Training
A coordinated, year-round program bringing judoka from clubs across Western Australia together for high-quality, collaborative training.
The program
High-quality training, together
Judo WA’s State Training Program is a coordinated, year-round initiative that brings judoka from clubs across Western Australia together for high-quality, collaborative training.
Led by the WA State Coaching Team, each session provides athletes with opportunities to develop their technical and tactical skills, experience different coaching perspectives and train alongside a broader range of partners.
A key objective of State Training is to maximise the number of athletes of similar size, age and experience training together on the mat. By bringing the wider WA judo community together regularly, athletes can access a greater variety of training partners and prepare more effectively for state, national and international competition.
Why attend
Why Attend State Training?
Sessions are designed to complement the work undertaken within each athlete’s home club.
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Train across WA
Work with judoka from clubs across Western Australia on the same mat.
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State coaching team
Access guidance from the WA State Coaching Team and varied coaching perspectives.
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Technical & tactical
Develop the skills and decision-making needed for higher-level competition.
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More training partners
Experience a wider variety of partners matched by size, age and experience.
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Community connections
Build lasting connections within the Western Australian judo community.
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Competition ready
Prepare for upcoming competitions and representative opportunities.
State Training also supports greater collaboration between athletes, coaches and clubs, helping to strengthen the overall standard and depth of judo throughout Western Australia. Athletes should continue to train regularly with their home club and speak with their club coach about whether upcoming State Training sessions are suitable for them.
Ready to step up your training?
Check the next session, speak with your club coach, and join athletes from across Western Australia on the mat.
