Classical Kodokan Judo/Jujitsu from age 4 to adults, taught in a structured and educational environment - from first steps to competition and black-belt preparation.
1st independent club at the 2026 Qatar Open Championship.
Our coaching team includes QJF and IJF qualified instructors, with ranks reaching sixth Dan.
We provide classes and belt exams preparation for all age groups and technical levels up to the black belt.
We focus on the educational dimension of Judo and its moral code as the cornerstone of our trainings.
We are a community focused organization composed of a group of former judo practitioners and parents who wish to promote and make possible the practice of judo to the West Bay/North Doha community.
Our team gathers instructors qualified by the QJF, IJF and FFJ, with ranks reaching sixth dan.
Judo is a Japanese martial art and Olympic sport that develops physical ability, discipline and confidence without relying on punches or kicks.
Judo was created as a physical, mental and moral pedagogy in Japan by Jigorō Kanō in 1882.
We provide classical Kodokan Judo/Jujitsu from age 4 to adults, taught in a structured and educational environment. We cover all technical levels from first steps to competition and black-belt preparation.
We offer different settings including group and private lessons as well as dedicated clinics and camps.
A Blue Tigers delegation joined the 2026 Gerlev Summer Judo Camp in Denmark, training alongside members of the Danish national team and delegations from Norway, Germany and Hong Kong. The camp also featured world champion Luciano Corrêa as visiting coach, giving the Qatar-based judoka a valuable opportunity to spar with a wide variety of international athletes.
Blue Tigers Judo Club proudly held its 2026 Belt Ceremony at the Sports Hall of Al Egla Compound in Lusail, bringing together students, families, and coaches to celebrate the progress achieved throughout the year. The Blue Tigers were honored by the presence of Ms. Maki Yamaguchi, Chargé d'Affaires ad interim of the Embassy of Japan in Qatar, who kindly distributed the new belts to the promoted judokas.
The Bonaparte Judo Challenge 2026 brought together young judokas aged 7 to 12 for a dynamic day of sport, learning and personal development at Lycée Bonaparte. The event offered children the opportunity to practise their skills, build confidence and experience the values of judo in a positive and encouraging atmosphere.
