GererationJudo

About us

Generation Judo is a USA Judo registered traditional club, which trains students for local, national, and international tournaments in Judo. Offers Sambo training with a dedicated competition team. Two locations, children and adult classes, one membership for both Dojos. Generation Judo encourages families to join together for a multi generational experience! Hence our name!

Our Instructors

Coach Jim

Jim, a native of Hudson Valley, NY, competed as a junior for Troy Judo Club in the 80s. Trained under Mits Kimura at SF Judo Institute for years and holds a 1st dan in USJA and Kodokan.

Sensei Oleksander Semenenko

Club founder and lead teacher with decades of Judo competition and coaching experience. Holds a 4th dan in Judo and a Master of Sport in Sambo. Currently serves as VP of NY State Judo Inc.

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See how it work

Check out video with our students in action as they train, compete and showcase their skills in various Judo competitions

Reminder for parents

Every minute your child trains in sports, he learns social skills: leadership, communication, empathy, teamwork and humanity

Every minute your child is on dojo, they learn values such as: respect, discipline, generosity, companionship, work and self reliance

Every minute your child trains in sports, he is not in front of a computer, TV, phone or other gadget

Every minute he exercise, he will learn healthy habits: sleep, eat exercise and hygiene

Every minute your child is in sports school, he is not on the streets

Every minute he trains he learns that only through action and hard work you can achieve.

Code of conduct

Show up

Be on time
Practice technique & be consistent
Listen to coaches
Learn new skills

Attire

Shirt/rash with sleeves
No mismatched gls
Mouth guard suggested but not required
No jewelry
Tie back long hair
Females wear shirt under gl

Hygiene

Arrive clean
No training with skin infection
Clean ALL training equipment
Short nails and no abrasions
No smell of alcohol or tobacco

Discipline

Leave your shoes and ego off the mats, we are here to grow as a team
You are here to learn not to teach, let the instructors do their job

Respect

Treat others as you want to be treated Use positive language and topics
Respect teammates' language, attitude, and actions Follow rules, no rough play
No slamming, cranking submissions or excessive force
Train at opponent's level

Value

Treat others as you want to be treated Use positive language and topics
Respect teammates' language, attitude, and actions Follow rules, no rough play
No slamming, cranking submissions or excessive force
Train at opponent's level

Class Schedule for Brooklyn Location:

Monday

Time:
6PM to 7PM
Group:
(Children ages 5 to 12)
Class
Focus Matwork aka Ne Waza

Time:
7PM to 9PM
Group:
(Teens and Adults ages 13 and up)
Class
Focus Matwork aka Ne Waza

Wednesday

Time:
6PM to 7PM
Group:
(Children ages 5 to 12)
Class
Focus throwing techniches aka Tachi Waza

Time:
7PM to 9PM
Group:
(Teens and Adults ages 13 and up)
Class
Focus standing techniches aka Tachi Waza

Friday

Time:
6PM to 7PM
Group:
(Children ages 5 to 12)
Class
Focus throwing techniches aka Tachi Waza

Time:
7PM to 9PM
Group:
(Teens and Adults ages 13 and up)
Class
Focus throwing techniches aka Tachi Waza

Brooklyn

Address:
275 Ave U, Brooklyn
New York 11223

Telephone:
(718) 290-6892

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Class Schedule for Staten Island Location:

Tuesday

Time:
7PM to 9PM
Group:
Children and Adults
Class
Ne Waza and Tachi Waza

Thursday

Time:
7PM to 9PM
Group:
Children and Adults
Class
Ne Waza and Tachi Waza

Saturday

Time:
11AM to 9PM
Group:
Children and Adults
Class
Ne Waza and Tachi Waza

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Staten Island

Address:
609 Midland ave,
Staten Island,
New York 10306

Telephone:
(718) 290-6892

F.A.Q

What benefits can judo bring to my child?

Judo promotes physical development, coordination, strength, and flexibility. It also fosters the development of self-discipline, self-control, patience, and teamwork skills.
What are the age restrictions for judo training?

We accept children from various age groups, typically starting from 4 years old.
How long does the process of learning judo take?

The duration of learning judo can vary significantly depending on the individual abilities of the child, training frequency, and level of involvement. Typically, it takes several months to a year to achieve the initial belt level, and several years of systematic training to attain higher belt levels.
How can I ensure the safety of my child during judo training?

Ensuring the safety of your child is our top priority in judo training. We have highly qualified coaches who teach children safe techniques and proper control of their movements. We also utilize protective equipment and safety protocols during training sessions.
Is there an opportunity for my child to participate in judo competitions?

Yes, our students have the opportunity to participate in various judo competitions.

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Discover the Art of Judo

Learn the basics of judo, and practice with other kids your age! Sign up for a free judo class in Brooklyn or Staten Island.

About us

Our Instructors

Coach Jim

Sensei Oleksander Semenenko

Portfolio

See how it work

Reminder for parents

Code of conduct

Show up

Attire

Hygiene

Discipline

Respect

Value

Class Schedule for Brooklyn Location:

Brooklyn

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Class Schedule for Staten Island Location:

Sign up for free class!

Staten Island

F.A.Q

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