Judo at UEA

UEA Judo is coached by John Ellis (5th Dan) alongside Michael Eaton and Idris Phillips-Fry (both 1st Dan), hosting two sessions a week. On Mondays, Michael and Idris lead our technical sessions. These are designed to teach you the fundamentals of Judo, prepare you for upcoming gradings and refine your technical skills. Our Thursday sessions, led by John, take a structured approach to tackling more advanced techniques and preparing you for the world of competitive Judo. There is a further emphasis on randori (free practice) in these sessions, so that you can apply your newly developed skills. We are now also opening these sessions up to non-members. Follow our Instagram page for more information or get in touch with us! John and Idris will also be leading occasional Sunday Fitness sessions. UEA Judo as a policy is open to members of all characteristics, for recreational and competitive judokas. We do not discriminate based on skill or person, but instead aim on furthering your fitness, self-defence capabilities and most importantly your university experience!

Judo at UEA

UEA Judo is coached by John Ellis (5th Dan) alongside Michael Eaton and Idris Phillips-Fry (both 1st Dan), hosting two sessions a week. On Mondays, Michael and Idris lead our technical sessions. These are designed to teach you the fundamentals of Judo, prepare you for upcoming gradings and refine your technical skills. Our Thursday sessions, led by John, take a structured approach to tackling more advanced techniques and preparing you for the world of competitive Judo. There is a further emphasis on randori (free practice) in these sessions, so that you can apply your newly developed skills. We are now also opening these sessions up to non-members. Follow our Instagram page for more information or get in touch with us! John and Idris will also be leading occasional Sunday Fitness sessions. UEA Judo as a policy is open to members of all characteristics, for recreational and competitive judokas. We do not discriminate based on skill or person, but instead aim on furthering your fitness, self-defence capabilities and most importantly your university experience!