Police Judo

Police Judo A judo-based training program for everyone—from kids to adults- recreational participants and athletes to those interested in self-defence.

Learn practical, effective, and ethical control and arrest techniques that can be applied in real-world situations. The Law Enforcement Judo Association (dba "Police Judo") is a registered non-profit society with the Provincial Government of BC. Police Judo is governed by a Board of Directors

Police Judo is designed for sworn officers as well as students, volunteers, applicants and recruits. Because it is a recreationally-based training program, the risk of injury has been greatly reduced. However, this is a physically challenging training program designed to help students develop functional strength related to controlling resistive, combative, and aggressive individuals. This program is suitable for individuals looking to get physically fit (and have a good time doing it!) and wanting to learn valuable self-defence skills along the way. For those interested in law enforcement, proper training should begin at the front-end of a career, be relevant to the job demands, and be appropriate as training under the National Use of Force Framework model. Police Judo has been adapted and designed for real-life application by officers who have decades of experience working on the street. These are tested and proven techniques that work in difficult and challenging conditions.

🥋 First Tournament of the Season! 🥋Very proud of our small team! Everyone put in great effort.   3 x🥇 gold medals from t...
10/04/2026

🥋 First Tournament of the Season! 🥋

Very proud of our small team! Everyone put in great effort. 3 x🥇 gold medals from the 2026 Rainier Cup Judo Tournament!

➡️ Next stop: Peak International Judo Tournament at SFU Oct 23-25

Keep working, keep learning, and keep pushing forward! 🔥🥋

POLICE JUDO at the Annual Fall Camp in Vernon!A group of Police Judo adult and junior athletes attended the annual Fall ...
09/28/2026

POLICE JUDO at the Annual Fall Camp in Vernon!

A group of Police Judo adult and junior athletes attended the annual Fall Camp in Vernon, hosted by the Vernon Judo Club and Judo BC.

The camp featured Takanori Nagase, a Japanese judo champion in the under-90 kg category, with an outstanding career that includes:

🥇 2-time Olympic Gold Medalist 🏆 7-time Grand Slam Champion 🌍 1-time World Championship Gold Medalist

It was an incredible opportunity for our athletes to learn from one of the world’s most accomplished judoka. 🙌🥋

09/15/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved founder, Tokue “Sensei” Suda (1950 – 2026).

Mr. Suda was a 7th-degree black belt whose lifelong dedication, honor, and resilience transformed our martial arts community. A quiet, humble man with a giant presence, he touched countless lives both on and off the mat. His greatest passion culminated in founding the Abbotsford Judo Club, which he built into the largest dojo in British Columbia through his gentle nature and relentless devotion to his students.

He was a truly special man. We will forever hold him in our hearts, cherish his memory, and carry on his remarkable legacy here at the dojo. Our thoughts and love go out to his family, friends, and the extended judo community in both Canada and Japan.

Sharing Memories & Photos
The Suda family invites everyone whose life was touched by Sensei to share stories, photos, and memories on his online tribute page: https://www.online-tribute.com/TokueSuda

Memorial Contributions
In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes contributions toward a memorial fund established in his honor to support the judo community he loved so deeply.
E-transfer: [email protected]

WELCOME BACK! All Police Judo classes have resumed! Kids • Teens • Adults • Women & GirlsIt’s time to get back on the ma...
09/08/2026

WELCOME BACK!

All Police Judo classes have resumed!

Kids • Teens • Adults • Women & Girls

It’s time to get back on the mat, build your skills, get stronger, and have fun!

🔥🔥FREE TRIAL:
https://policejudo.dojospace.app/trial

👉🏻For more information, classes, schedules, and registration, visit the Police Judo website:

09/03/2026

In July of 2022, a woman was alone in her home in the early evening when a stranger entered through an unlocked door and attacked her.

He dragged her into her bedroom and began sexually assaulting her. She was able to free herself, run onto her patio, and call 911, but her attacker quickly took the phone away and continued the assault.

E-Comm dispatchers mapped the incomplete 911 call to the closest intersection, and dispatched Detective Constable Phil Li and Constable Eddie Tran. Through searches on a police database, the constables determined the likely location of the call. As they reached the suite, they could hear a woman screaming for help.

Constables Rouzbeh Barirani and Michael Hicks arrived, along with Sergeant Kal Petkov. Fearing further and imminent harm to the woman, the officers breached the door to rescue her. As they entered the suite, the attacker fled from the balcony and was arrested moments later.

For their quick and decisive action in preventing further harm to a sexual assault victim, and apprehending the person responsible, Sergeant Kal Petkov, Detective Constable Phil Li, and Constables Rouzbeh Barirani, Michael Hicks, and Eddie Tran, were awarded the Chief Constable’s Citation.

Read more stories of award recipients: https://bit.ly/4fMsGdf

08/28/2026
08/22/2026

“One heart, one beat.” For former European medallist and major of the Hungarian Defence Forces Szabolcs Krizsán, those four words capture the camaraderie at the heart of military life, and the significance of bringing Europe’s uniformed services together on the tatami.

POLICE JUDO along with Odd Squad team and JIBC Role players completed the prep hike at Needle Peak in the Coquihalla Sum...
08/20/2026

POLICE JUDO along with Odd Squad team and JIBC Role players completed the prep hike at Needle Peak in the Coquihalla Summit, a physical challenging 10 km out-and-back trail for preparing for the 5 days Duke of Edinburgh Expedition on Nootka Island.

📸Photo courtesy to Jonathan KIKUCHI

2026 HP Summer Camp has officially wrapped up! 🥋A huge thank you to all the organizers, coaches, mat-prep crew, voluntee...
08/16/2026

2026 HP Summer Camp has officially wrapped up! 🥋

A huge thank you to all the organizers, coaches, mat-prep crew, volunteers, first-aid team, and supportive parents who helped make this camp a success.

Your time, dedication, and support gave the next generation of athletes the opportunity to meet, learn, train, and grow together through our sport.

Thank you for investing in the future of our athletes! 🙌🥋

🎉 Congratulations to our Teen Class on belt promotions! We’re also proud to celebrate three of our new coaches — Adelphi...
08/13/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our Teen Class on belt promotions!

We’re also proud to celebrate three of our new coaches — Adelphie, Tobin
and Cst. Maaboodi - for successfully completing the National Coach Certification Program NCCP (DI) course! 🥋

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5487 Lane Street
Burnaby, BC

Opening Hours

Monday 4:30pm - 9:30pm
Tuesday 4:30pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday 4:30pm - 9:30pm
Thursday 4:30pm - 9:30pm
Friday 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Saturday 9am - 4:30pm
Sunday 9am - 4:30pm

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