Ages
Ages 8+
Course Detail
Judo Thailand
Learn safe falling, throws, and opponent control through structured Kodokan Judo training in Bangkok.
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Before you begin
Schedule
Sat 09:00 / Sun 15:30
Fees
THB 1,500–2,000 / month
Experience
Beginners welcome
Format
Group / Private
Location
Lat Phrao 101, Bangkok
What this course develops
A short answer for people who want to learn Judo
Judo at IMAC Dojo is not only for athletes. It is for anyone who wants to train Judo safely, starting with Ukemi, the skill of falling correctly, which is useful in martial arts, sport, and everyday life.
Classes are taught by instructors with real competition experience in Thailand and overseas, more than 20 years combined. The training is structured, safe, friendly, and suitable for steady progress.
Who it is for
Children age 8+BeginnersAdultsGrading studentsCompetition-minded students
What students gain from Judo class
- 01Safe falling
- 02Throwing basics
- 03Pins and holds
- 04Discipline
- 05Confidence
Schedule & Pricing
Judo Schedule and Fees
Last updated 14 July 2026
Saturday Group Class
9:00 - 11:15
1,500 THB/month
4 classes per month. Missed classes are not replaced.
Sunday Group Class
15:30 - 18:45
2,000 THB/month
4 classes per month. Missed classes are not replaced.
Private Class
Monday - Thursday, 14:00 - 20:00
1,000 THB/hour
Additional student +200 THB. Maximum 4 students.
JUDO GI
Judo Gi Cost
Prices are shown by gi type, color, and height range so students can choose a size before ordering.
Judo practice gi 250 gsm + dojo T-shirt
White
- 100 - 140 cm: 1,800 THB
- 150 - 170 cm: 1,900 THB
Blue
- 100 - 140 cm: 2,000 THB
- 150 - 170 cm: 2,200 THB
Judo practice gi 450 gsm + dojo T-shirt
White
- 150 - 160 cm: 2,700 THB
- 170 - 180 cm: 3,000 THB
Blue
- 150 - 160 cm: 3,100 THB
- 170 - 180 cm: 3,400 THB
Judo gi 750 gsm + dojo T-shirt
White
- Over 150 cm: 4,900 THB
Blue
- Over 150 cm: 5,500 THB
Sakura Japanese Judo gi (not gold trim) + dojo T-shirt
White
- Over 150 cm: 8,700 THB
Blue
- Over 150 cm: 9,900 THB
Course Detail
Course Overview
Structured Judo Training
This course is structured from fundamentals toward practical application. It emphasizes dojo etiquette, body balance, gripping, footwork, and balance breaking before students progress into throwing techniques and groundwork control.
Students train step by step so they understand how to use technique instead of relying on strength alone.
Training Structure
Students begin with falling skills, entry into basic throws, holds and locks, then gradually progress toward more complex techniques according to their level.
- Ukemi: back falls, side falls, and rolling falls
- Tachi-waza: basic to advanced throwing techniques
- Katame-waza / Ne-waza: groundwork control and locking techniques
Highlights of the IMAC Judo Academy Program
This course is designed so students can see clear progress. Training is not scattered; it moves from fundamentals toward real application in a clear sequence.
- Learn Judo from essential fundamentals in a structured way
- Emphasize Ukemi falling skills for safer training
- Develop both standing throws, Tachi-waza, and groundwork techniques, Katame-waza / Ne-waza
- Clear learning structure from Level 1-7
- Supports grading preparation and progression toward higher levels
Essential Foundations Students Will Learn
Good Judo training begins with the roots of the art. Correct fundamentals make later training safer, more accurate, and easier to develop.
- History and basic principles of Judo
- Dojo etiquette
- Standing and seated bowing on the mat
- Standing postures: Shizentai and Jigotai
- Left and right Judo gripping, Kumi-kata
- Balance breaking, Kuzushi
- Footwork: Ayumi Ashi, Tsugi Ashi, and Suri Ashi
IMAC Judo Academy
Level 1-7 Structure
The course is divided into levels so students can develop from foundational skills toward more complex techniques with direction.
Level 1
Judo Level 1
Build the first foundation for throwing entries and safe groundwork control.
- Throws: Ippon Seoi Nage, O Goshi, Koshi Guruma
- Groundwork control: Kesa Gatame, Kuzure Kesa Gatame, Kami Shiho Gatame, Yoko Shiho Gatame, Tate Shiho Gatame
Level 2
Judo Level 2
Add throws that require closer timing, stronger posture, and better control of the partner's balance.
- Throws: Harai Goshi, O Uchi Gari
- Groundwork: Kuzure Kesa Gatame, Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame, Yoko Shiho Gatame, Tate Shiho Gatame
Level 3
Judo Level 3
Begin connecting footwork, balance breaking, and transition awareness between standing and groundwork.
- Throws: Uki Goshi, De Ashi Barai, Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi, Hiza Guruma
- Groundwork / arm lock / choke concepts: Ude Garami, Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame, Ude Hishigi Ude Gatame, Gyaku-Kata-Nami Juji Jime
Level 4
Judo Level 4
Develop more complex throwing angles and a wider range of attack options from standing and groundwork.
- Throws: Uchi Mata, Ko Soto Gari, Tsurikomi Goshi, Okuri Ashi Barai, Ko Uchi Gari, Tai Otoshi
- Groundwork and attacks: Ude Hishigi Hiza Gatame, Ude Hishigi Ashi Gatame, Ude Hishigi Waki Gatame, Ude Hishigi Hara Gatame, Hadaka Jime, Okuri Eri Jime, Kata Ha Jime
Level 5
Judo Level 5
Refine distance, rhythm, and attack variety so students can choose techniques with better timing.
- Throws: Hane Goshi, Tsuri Goshi, Harai Tsurikomi Ashi, Ko Soto Gake, Tomoe Nage, Ashi Guruma, Yoko Otoshi, Kata Guruma
- Chokes and arm locks: Ude Hishigi Te Gatame, Ude Hishigi Sankaku Gatame, Kata Te Jime, Sankaku Jime, Sode Guruma Jime, Tsukkomi Jime, Ryo Te Jime
Level 6
Judo Level 6
Move into higher-level throwing mechanics that require structure, timing, and clear body direction.
- Uki Otoshi
- Utsuri Goshi
- Sukui Nage
- Sumi Gaeshi
- Tani Otoshi
- O Guruma
- Soto Makikomi
- Hane Makikomi
Level 7
Judo Level 7
Complete the advanced technical set with techniques that require strong fundamentals and consistent practice.
- Ushiro Goshi
- Yoko Guruma
- Yoko Gake
- Osoto Guruma
- Ura Nage
- Yoko Wakare
- Uki Waza
Advanced Training and Grading Pathway
After students complete the fundamentals, training progresses toward Randori, competition, self-defense application, and black belt preparation, referencing the pathway of the Judo Association of Thailand.
- White belt to green belt: Rei, Ukemi, Uchikomi, basic throws, groundwork techniques, and Kata-Randori
- Green belt to light blue belt: Mae Mawari Ukemi, Uchikomi, Harai Goshi, O Uchi Gari, Kata Gatame, Okuri Eri Jime, and continuous-win criteria
- Light blue belt to brown belt: uses competition wins or accumulated results according to the required standard
- Brown belt with black tip to black belt Dan 1: requires holding the belt for the required period, meeting the age criteria, and testing Tachi-waza, Shime-waza, Kansetsu-waza, Ne-waza, and Nage-no-kata
Judo Gi Cost
Students can order a Judo Gi through LINE Official by providing name, gender, age, height, and weight. The school will check the appropriate size and place the order according to suitable standards.
- 250 gsm Judo practice uniform: white or blue, with the dojo Judo T-shirt
- 450 gsm Judo practice uniform: for students who want a thicker uniform
- 750 gsm Judo uniform: for serious students or heavier use
- Sakura Japanese Judo uniform: an option for students who want a higher-level uniform
Judo Training Progress and Review
Students are encouraged to review each level before moving forward so the foundation stays clear.
The instructor checks posture, gripping, balance breaking, entry direction, and safety awareness during training.
Progress is measured through consistency, not only by memorizing a list of techniques.
This helps students, parents, and adult learners understand what needs attention between classes.
- Review before moving up
- Posture and grip correction
- Consistent safety habits
Judo Enrollment and Class Preparation
Before joining, students should contact IMAC Dojo through LINE Official to confirm the suitable class format.
Children, beginners, and adults may need different guidance for uniform, training intensity, and first-day preparation.
Private class can be used to build confidence before joining regular group training.
Students who aim for grading or competition can ask the instructor to help map a longer training pathway.
- Contact LINE Official before attending
- Prepare uniform and goals
- Choose group or private training by need
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FAQ
Judo Bangkok class questions
Where is IMAC Dojo for Judo near me in Bangkok?
Short answer: IMAC Dojo is in the Lat Phrao 101 area, Soi Pokaew, Bangkapi district, Bangkok, with easy access from Ramkhamhaeng, Lat Phrao, and nearby areas. The Judo class focuses on safe fundamentals such as Ukemi, balance, gripping, and throws, taught step by step for kids, adults, and beginners.
Do beginners need previous experience to start Judo in Bangkok?
Short answer: No previous experience is needed. Beginners start with basic movement, safe falling, mat etiquette, and simple techniques before progressing to throws, holds, and partner practice. Instructors adjust the training to each student's age, size, strength, and goals.
At what age should children start Judo, and what benefits do they get?
Short answer: Children can start Judo from 8 years old, when they can follow instructions and control basic movement. Judo helps build discipline, focus, confidence, balance, and safe falling skills.
Is Judo safe to learn?
Short answer: Yes, when taught step by step with a strong focus on Ukemi, or safe falling. IMAC Dojo starts students with movement, balance, safety rules, and controlled partner practice before harder techniques.
Can I learn Judo if I have never played sports or exercised much before?
Short answer: Yes. Beginners can start from zero. Judo uses balance, timing, body movement, and correct use of force, so students can gradually improve fitness and confidence through structured training.
Why learn Judo if I do not want to compete or fight?
Short answer: Judo is useful for health, confidence, discipline, movement, and self-defense awareness. Many students train Judo to move better, fall safely, and build a stronger mind and body.
Why start Judo at IMAC Dojo?
Short answer: IMAC Dojo teaches Judo with a safe foundation, experienced instructors, structured levels, and a friendly training environment near Lat Phrao 101, Bangkapi, and Ramkhamhaeng.
What days are Judo classes at IMAC Dojo?
Short answer: Group Judo classes run Saturday 09:00-11:15 and Sunday 15:30-18:45. Private classes are usually available Monday to Thursday, 14:00-20:00, by appointment.
How much is Judo class at IMAC Dojo?
Short answer: Saturday group class starts at 1,500 THB per month, Sunday group class starts at 2,000 THB per month, and private class starts at 1,000 THB per hour.
How should I prepare before joining Judo?
Short answer: Contact IMAC Dojo through LINE Official, confirm the suitable class, prepare comfortable training clothes, and arrive ready to learn basic movement and safe falling.
Do I need to buy a Judo Gi on the first day?
Short answer: Not always. Beginners can wear comfortable training clothes at first and ask the instructor before buying. A proper Judo Gi is recommended once the student continues training regularly and needs safe gripping practice, and it can be pre-ordered about 2-3 days in advance through LINE Official: @imacdojo so the school can advise on the right size.
Do small children and adults train together in Judo?
Short answer: Class grouping depends on age, size, skill, and safety. The instructor may separate or adjust practice so children and adults can train appropriately.
How does Judo help prevent bullying?
Short answer: Judo builds confidence, posture, balance, calmness, and the ability to protect the body without encouraging aggression. Students learn control and respect while developing self-defense awareness.
What benefits does Judo give beyond fighting?
Short answer: Judo improves balance, coordination, discipline, focus, respect, confidence, resilience, and the ability to fall safely, which is useful outside the dojo too.
What is Judo, and who founded it?
Short answer: Judo is a Japanese martial art founded by Jigoro Kano. It focuses on throws, pins, control, safe falling, and the intelligent use of energy.
What are the basic principles of Judo?
Short answer: The key ideas are efficient use of energy, mutual benefit, balance breaking, timing, control, and respect for training partners.
What is the true purpose of Judo training?
Short answer: The purpose of Judo is not only to win. It develops the body, mind, character, discipline, respect, and the ability to use technique with control.
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