TSG Nordwest 1898 Holds Weekly Judo Sessions for Ages 12+ in Frankfurt

Teenagers aged 12 and older can attend weekly judo sessions focusing on fun, fitness, and technique at the Erich Kästner Schule in Frankfurt, according to Frankfurt mit Kind.

The training sessions take place every Wednesday from 18:15 to 20:00 local time (UTC+1) at the school located at Praunheimer Weg 44, 60439 Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurt mit Kind reported. Participants must clear attendance and available spots with the club in advance, and registration or a ticket is required via the provider source.

Training in school gymnasiums pauses during school holidays, and schedules are subject to change on holidays. Families should verify the current timetable before visiting.

The cost structure includes a basic child contribution of 10 euros monthly alongside a one-time registration fee of 10 euros per person, with additional departmental fees applying depending on the specific section.

The weekly judo program runs on Wednesdays from 18:15 to 20:00 at the Erich Kästner Schule facility in the Niederursel district of Frankfurt. Because the venue is a school gymnasium, sessions do not run during official school holiday periods. Interested participants need to contact the club prior to their first visit to confirm membership requirements and group placements.

What are the training hours?
Sessions run on Wednesdays from 18:15 to 20:00 local time.

Where do the classes take place?
Training is held at the Erich Kästner Schule, Praunheimer Weg 44, 60439 Frankfurt am Main.

What are the participation fees?
The base contribution is 10 euros per month for children, paired with a one-time 10-euro registration fee per person, plus any applicable departmental additions.

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