Judo Classes in Bangkok | Judo Thailand

Learn judo systematically, safely, and in a way you can keep developing. Judo is not just a way of throwing an opponent; it teaches balance, body control, discipline, etiquette, and decision-making under pressure, so good training has to start from correct fundamentals and progress step by step.

IMAC Judo Academy is IMAC Dojo's judo program. Its training structure is clearly laid out, based on the approach of Kodokan Judo in Japan and adapted for teaching in our dojo, so students grow steadily from beginner to higher levels in technique, safety, etiquette, grading, and competition preparation.

Private judo lessons run Monday to Thursday, 14:00 to 20:00, at the dojo near Ladprao 101 in Bangkapi. Sessions are 1,000 THB per hour, with each additional student 200 THB, up to four people in one session.

Private lessons suit a beginner who would rather learn ukemi without a class watching, a student preparing for grading, anyone whose schedule does not fit the Saturday or Sunday group classes, and small groups such as a family or two friends who want to train together.

The instructors teaching judo hold judo dan grades, and the private format lets one of them correct your falling, gripping and entry in detail rather than across a full class. Message IMAC DOJO on LINE with the student's age, experience and preferred times to arrange a slot.

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.

Good Judo training begins with the roots of the art. Correct fundamentals make later training safer, more accurate, and easier to develop.

Students learn the core of judo training: its history and basic principles, dojo etiquette, standing postures, gripping the judo gi, balance breaking, and judo footwork.

Falling correctly is at the heart of learning judo: it lowers the risk of injury and gives students more confidence in training. For beginners, especially children and people who have never trained before, a solid Ukemi foundation is a very important starting point.

Once students have the fundamentals and understand how the techniques are structured, they can move on to advanced training, which teaches them not only to perform techniques but to understand how they are really used, read timing and the opponent, and build physical and mental readiness.

The program also follows the grading guidelines of the Judo Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage, to give training a clearer direction.

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.

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.

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.