Shirojudokwai Dojo - School of Judo - Fgura

28/09/2026

Confidence is not simply something a child is born with. It is something they develop through experience.

At the Bor International Training Camp in Serbia, our young judokas trained with unfamiliar partners, adapted to new situations and faced challenges outside their usual environment. Every grip taken, every attempt made and every moment of perseverance helped strengthen their courage, resilience and self-belief.

These lessons do not remain on the tatami. They help children approach school, friendships and everyday challenges with greater confidence and determination.

At Shirojudokwai, we do not only teach judo techniques. We create opportunities for children to grow.

🥋 Judo classes for boys and girls aged 6–12
📍 Fgura and Mosta
📅 October intake - places are limited.

Fgura: Joseph Castillo — 9943 7290
Mosta: Aleksa Stojanović — 7949 6663

📧 [email protected]

27/09/2026

They met on the tatami and left as friends. Friendship, one of the judo values, is nurtured throughout your child's judo journey. In Judo we create tomorrow's citizens.

Registrations are now open

99437290
[email protected]

19/09/2026

A place to learn. A place to belong. We’d love to welcome your child to our dojo.

15/09/2026

JUDO - sports and martial arts

12/09/2026

09/09/2026

🥋 Learning to Reflect, Learning to Grow

At Shirojudokwai, athlete development involves much more than learning techniques, improving fitness or winning contests. We also encourage our young judokas to reflect on their experiences and recognise their own progress.

Following our training camp in Bor, Serbia, Eliza prepared this lovely presentation describing the activities she completed, what she learned, and most importantly what she believes she could improve.

Being able to say, “I could have reacted faster” or “I could have attacked more during randori” demonstrates maturity, self-awareness and a genuine desire to learn. These qualities help children take responsibility for their development without being afraid of making mistakes.

Progress is not measured only by medals or belt colours. It is also found in the confidence to reflect honestly, recognise achievements and approach the next challenge with a positive attitude.

This is one excellent example of how a young athlete can turn a memorable experience into an opportunity for further growth. 👏 👏

06/09/2026

https://maltadaily.mt/sports/maltese-judokas-show-promise-at-aleksinac-open-with-bronze-medal-finish?fbclid=IwdGRjcAUKW_ljbGNrBQpbw3Bkb2YFZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEec8Hrrlx-Vepj8EjMpVLoiE7L0t_LQeqk-DZsF_o-qMrKF2J5y6dG8-ctnBQ_aem_X_PIyuIks97v_rQgeJ_GCQ

Maltese judokas Kyle Camilleri and Kieran Delia impressed at the Aleksinac Judo Open, with Camilleri securing a bronze medal.

21/08/2026

Some highlights from this morning sessions at Srećno training camp in Serbia. 150 athletes from all over Serbia and Romania are attending. This morning we trained on transition for throwing to Newaza and randoris.

20/08/2026

Shiroteam off to BOR, Serbia for the Srećno training camp. Our juniors and Seniors are excited for this opportunity.