A Safe Return To Judo Webinar #1 - Club Support
Free with YouTube's ads, posted by British Judo (British Judo Association)
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About this film
British Judo will be hosting a series of upcoming webinars designed to cover all aspects of the sport returning safely after the Covid-19 outbreak.
The webinars will detail guidelines and expectations of clubs and coaches as we receive further guidance from the Government.
Webinar #1 focuses on British Judo’s guidelines on a safe return to judo for clubs and what they will be required to do to ensure a safe training environments for coaches, players, parents/guardians etc.
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- Posted by
- British Judo, the YouTube channel of British Judo Association, on 2020-06-30
- Rights holder
- British Judo Association, whose own site links this channel (checked 2026-10-31)
- Length
- 1 h 2 min
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- Wherever YouTube plays: its rights holder sets no limit
- Made for kids
- Yes, as YouTube designates it
- Language
- English, as YouTube records it
- What it is
- A full-length film
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