The Northern Ireland Judo Federation is the Governing Body for the Olympic Sport of Judo in Northern Ireland and is itself affiliated to the British Judo Association.
All Clubs associated with the NI Judo Federation provide fully qualified coaches. The NIJF was formed in 1952 and has more than 60 affiliated clubs and more than 2000 members.
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Following on from our inaugural event last year, the NIJF are delighted to announce that our Annual Coaching Conference will be held on Sunday 26th January 2020 at Riddel Hall, Belfast. We have Olympic and Commonwealth Silver Medallist – Gemma Gibbons-Burton attending as our special guest along with other great speakers on the day. The…
Taking place over 5 days, Wednesday 25th – Sunday 29th September in Walsall, England the Commonwealth Judo Championships brought together Judo players from over 20 countries, with 1000 competitors all vying for the title of Commonwealth Judo Champion. A contingent of 41 players from Northern Ireland made the journey across the water to the University…
Calling all of our members… We’d greatly appreciate you taking the time to complete this 2-minute survey in the link below about support provided to you in judo. The survey is entirely anonymous and will remain open until December 6th. NI Judo Sport Survey https://thesportcensus.co.uk/survey/?c=N1JF86TP You might require a code – if you do, the…
This year’s aim is to get parents to make the Sports Parents Promise to encourage their child’s safe enjoyment of sport. The Promise outlines what makes a great sports parent. What do we need from parents? The NIJF is asking parents to sign up and make the promise to their child by the end of…
