Or demands that may arise from my participation in activities at the club. I understand that the club will take all necessary precautions to ensure a safe environment, but accidents may still occur.
The Creston Judo Club is led by a team of dedicated and experienced instructors. Leelen Samuelson, a Black Belt (Nidan) in Judo since 1999, has competed at the national level and currently instructs junior classes and recreational adults. Laura Knudsen, also a Black Belt (Shodan), returned to the club in 2017 as an assistant coach and completed her Shodan grading in 2022.
The club has a long history of success, with members achieving championships at various levels. The executive team, including President Melissa Beaton and Treasurer Adam Saby, work tirelessly to ensure the club runs smoothly. Regular classes are held for members to improve their skills and fitness levels.
Registration for the current season is closed, but returning members are encouraged to re-register for the upcoming season. New members are also welcome to join and experience the benefits of Judo training, including discipline, confidence, and physical fitness. The club's constitution and bylaws ensure that all members adhere to the principles of respect and sportsmanship.
The Creston Judo Club values the safety and well-being of its members, and all necessary precautions are taken to prevent injuries during training. Emergency contact information and medical details are collected from each participant to ensure proper care in case of accidents.
The club also acknowledges the support of sponsors who help to maintain the facilities and equipment needed for training. With a strong community of dedicated members and experienced instructors, the Creston Judo Club continues to promote the values of Judo in Creston and beyond.
