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South Bay JudoTorrance · Since 1999
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Torrance Charter Club · Since 1999

Judo built on
character, honor,
and respect.

Five sessions a year at Wilson Park's Dee Hardison Sports Center — four regular sessions for juniors, youth, and adults, plus a Holiday Session for advanced and returning students.

South Bay Judo students lined up on the mat during class

A place to learn, grow, and belong.

Classes for students age 5 through adult.

Class 15:00–6:15pm · Juniors, 5–12

Class 26:30–7:45pm · Juniors, 5–14

Class 38:00–9:15pm · Youth & adults, 13+

A yearlong program with five sessions

Judo is an Olympic sport combining throwing and grappling technique with an emphasis on movement, leverage, balance, and skill. It's a genuine cardio workout that builds stamina, strength, and endurance for kids, youth, and adults alike — and it teaches mental toughness, discipline, and self-control alongside self-defense.

South Bay Judo offers four regular sessions during the year, with classes twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Dee Hardison Sports Center in Wilson Park. A fifth Holiday Session is held in November–December for advanced and returning students, with an emphasis on conditioning and competition-focused training.

South Bay Judo students practicing groundwork with instructors at Wilson Park

On the mat

Strong fundamentals. Stronger people.

Students learn how to fall safely, throw with control, work from the ground, and train with respect for every partner. Volunteer instructors guide each class from first steps through competition-level practice.

“It is not important to be better than someone else, but to be better than yesterday.”

— Dr. Jigoro Kano

Open for registration

Holiday

Nov 10 – Dec 15 (returning students)

Registration windows open a few weeks before each session — see the full schedule for exact dates.