• National Championship – for male and female competitors this is split into age and grade specified categories giving the opportunity for judo players (Judoka) to compete from beginner to intermediate and advanced level.
  • Technical courses residential and non-residential for all standards of judoka utilising international recognised coaches as well as the wealth of knowledge from the high grades within the PSUK Committee.
  • Coach Education Courses including the opportunity to revalidate governing body coach wards , a mandatory requirement for those holding such qualifications.
  • The opportunity to advance through the judo grades via either the competitive or technical route from beginner into the ranks of black belt.
  • The opportunity to specialise in the styles of judo training including kata, self-defence, performance judo ( representing British Police up to USPE level), or recreational judo.
  • The opportunity to obtain support qualifications to judo such as refereeing and table staff qualifications to support the administration of judo tournaments.
  • Support and advice on running PSUK Judo clubs affiliated to the British Judo Association, the national governing body.
  • Foreign tours and competitions (self-funding)
  • All PSUK judoka through the member of the PSUK Judo Committee are able to access the same opportunities as civilian judoka via governing areas , The North West, London etc.
  • First aid qualifications which are mandatory for all judo holding a governing body coach award, these are obtainable in house.
  • Other related martial arts (Jiu-jitsu, BJJ etc) can compete in Judo as long as they hold an licence provided by a national governing body for judo.