First matches → national competitions
- 1
First competitions
Have fun and learn how matches work.
Club championshipsCross-club matchesOntwikkelingstoernooienInstap / opstap - 2
Local & regional
Meet more judoka from other clubs.
KlompentoernooiRegional B groups · U9 / U11West-Friese Jeugd Judo CompetitieAfdelingskampioenschappen - 3
District & bigger opens
Try a bigger field of opponents.
DK · district championshipsFlevoland OpenShizentai Open - 4
Strong international opens
Take on experienced international judoka.
VenrayGlaspalast · SindelfingenGermany · U15 and olderElefanten-Cup · NorderstedtGermany · U9 / U11 / U13 and older - 5
NK & top youth opens
Dutch titles and strong international fields.
NK · U15 / U18 / U21 / seniorsDutch Open Espoir · U15 / U18 / U21Can be tougher than youth NK
DK → qualify → NK for U15 / U18. You can take this route without doing Level 4.
International youth → senior world stage
- 6
European Cups
Test yourself on the European youth circuit.
Cadets · U18Juniors · U21 - 7
Youth EK & WK
Represent the Netherlands at a championship.
European championshipsWorld championshipsU18 / U21 · national selection - 8
Senior international circuit
Build towards the World Judo Tour.
Senior Cups → Continental OpensGrand Prix → Grand Slams - 9
Senior EK & WK
Compete for European and world titles.
European championshipsWorld championshipsNational selection - 10
Olympic Games
The Olympic mat.
Olympic qualification + selection
U13 = under 13 · DK = district championships (Districtskampioenschappen) · NK = Dutch championships (Nederlandse kampioenschappen) · EK = European championships (Europese kampioenschappen) · WK = world championships (Wereldkampioenschappen)