At a glance
We have the elves working over the next few weeks to update this site … but until then, you can find us by clicking on the link at the bottom of this post. Fact 1: Keidokwai Judo Club is one of the oldest judo clubs in the UK Fact 2: In the last 10 years it has won more awards than any other North West judo club for coaching. Fact 3: ALL of our coaches are qualified AND certified in First Aid, Child Safeguarding and Protection and all coaches hold
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a current Advanced DBS (formerly known as a CRB check). Before you or your children start at any martial arts club, always as the following questions of the coaches: 1) Are you affiliated to the National Governing Body? 2) Are your qualifications and certifications for all coaches valid (and can I see these)? 3) Can I please see your DBS certificate? 4) What are the contact details of your club welfare officer? 5) Can I please see your accident book? If you don’t get a positive response to these, it is time to turn around and look for a club that puts its players first.
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Blackpool Keidokwai Judo Club
Blackpool FY3 9AU
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About Blackpool Keidokwai Judo Club
We have the elves working over the next few weeks to update this site … but until then, you can find us by clicking on the link at the bottom of this post. Fact 1: Keidokwai Judo Club is one of the oldest judo clubs in the UK Fact 2: In the last 10 years it has won more awards than any other North West judo club for coaching. Fact 3: ALL of our coaches are qualified AND certified in First Aid, Child Safeguarding and Protection and all coaches hold
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a current Advanced DBS (formerly known as a CRB check). Before you or your children start at any martial arts club, always as the following questions of the coaches: 1) Are you affiliated to the National Governing Body? 2) Are your qualifications and certifications for all coaches valid (and can I see these)? 3) Can I please see your DBS certificate? 4) What are the contact details of your club welfare officer? 5) Can I please see your accident book? If you don’t get a positive response to these, it is time to turn around and look for a club that puts its players first.
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