Beginner friendly
Describe how new students will learn breakfalls, movement, grips, and their first throws in a structured way.
New school opening
Judo for adults in Toronto.
Use this page to introduce your new school, explain your teaching style, and collect interest for Monday and Wednesday evening classes. Replace the copy below with your real neighborhood, venue, and start date.
About the school
Built around strong stand-up fundamentals.
Explain what makes your school different: technical judo, safe throwing, adult-friendly learning, takedowns for grapplers, or beginner-focused instruction. Keep it specific and local so people know why they should train with you.
Practical stand-up
Highlight foot sweeps, reaps, entries, combinations, and takedown awareness for grappling.
Technical coaching
Share your teaching philosophy, class structure, and how you help students improve week to week.
Schedule
Start with two evenings each week.
Use these cards for your live schedule, intro offer, and venue details. You can also add mat fee, uniform notes, or whether people need to register before attending.
Technical class
Example: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM — fundamentals, combinations, and controlled drilling.
Progression class
Example: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM — review, counters, situational rounds, and standing randori.
Instructor
Tell people why they can trust your coaching.
Replace this section with your real biography: NCCP Level 2 certification, black belt rank, competition background, BJJ crossover, and current coaching experience.
Your name
NCCP Level 2 certified judo instructor, black belt, and stand-up coach. Add a short paragraph that sounds like you, not generic gym copy. Mention your experience teaching takedowns, your local ties, and what kind of training environment you want to build.
Join the interest list
Collect names before you lock in the venue.
This button now links directly to your Google Form for interested students. Ask for name, email, phone number, and whether Monday, Wednesday, or both work best.