Adaptive
Inclusive judo for people with diverse and special needs — club participation through to national and international adaptive competition.
Adaptive judo (known locally as No Limits) offers people with diverse and special needs the opportunity to participate — and compete — in judo. With training and encouragement, judoka with intellectual disabilities and other special needs take their place as respected members of the judo community.
Some adaptive players compete at club, state, national and international level. Clubs can adopt adaptive programmes with guidance from Judo Australia’s Adaptive Judo hub, guidelines and sporting rules.
Shows upcoming events where the title, description, or event type mentions adaptive judo or No Limits.
Judo Australia Adaptive Judo
National Adaptive Judo resources for clubs, coaches, players and families — including guidelines, competition levels and referee reference material.
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Adaptive Judo hub
Overview, club guidance, competition pathways and how to support the program.
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Adaptive levels & referee reference (PDF)
May 2025 levels, regulations and referee reference for adaptive competition.
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Adaptive club flyer (PDF)
Club-ready overview: who adaptive judo is for and how levels work.
In Western Australia
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Find a club
Ask clubs about adaptive / No Limits classes and partners.
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Contact Judo WA
Questions about adaptive judo in Western Australia.
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Full events calendar
Browse all upcoming events.
