New Judo Training Offer and Inclusive Programs at SV Treffen

The Judo Club SV Treffen has opened its training sessions to the public for the entire month of October, offering free introductory classes for anyone looking to learn the Japanese martial art. The club aims to attract individuals interested in general fitness as well as competitive sports.

Fallschule Teaches Safe Falling to Prevent Injuries

A central pillar of the club’s curriculum focuses on the “Fallschule,” or the school of falling. Learning how to fall safely is essential not just for martial artists, but also for preventing everyday accidents and injuries.

Inclusive Training Programs

Beyond standard classes, the club runs specialized training for athletes with physical or mental disabilities. Vereinsobmann Markus Mayer, who has experience overseeing these groups since 2009, currently guides a squad of seven athletes. These competitors frequently participate in national and international events, including the Special Olympics Summer Games 2026 in Vienna and the SO World Open in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. “Auch hier gilt, wenn Sportler Interesse an JUDO haben, finden wir eine Möglichkeit wie wir auch diese Personen fordern und fördern können,” Mayer said regarding the inclusive setup.

New Judo Training Offer and Inclusive Programs at SV Treffen

Club Offers Fitness Courses Alongside Judo Training

Since 1987, the Judo Club SV Treffen has been an active member of the Austrian Judo Federation. To complement its martial arts training, the organization offers supplementary fitness courses, including core muscle strengthening (CORE-Training), Pilates, and Qigong. These sessions cater to various age groups.

When Do Free Judo Classes Take Place?

When do the free introductory judo classes take place?
The free trial sessions run throughout the entire month of October during regular club training hours at the Judo Club SV Treffen.

Who leads the specialized training group for athletes with disabilities?
Vereinsobmann Markus Mayer oversees the inclusive training program, a role he has had experience in since 2009.

New Judo Training Offer and Inclusive Programs at SV Treffen

What international events do the club’s adaptive athletes prepare for?
Athletes from the specialized group train for events such as the Special Olympics Summer Games 2026 in Vienna and the SO World Open in Sarajevo.

What other fitness courses does the club provide?
The organization rounds out its schedule with core-strengthening workouts, Pilates classes, and Qigong sessions designed for various age groups.

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