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Waterloo Judo Club located at 21 Bath St, Waterloo, Liverpool L22 5NZ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 476 2000

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Steve Allison

5 Google Rating

My daughter has been attending the class for 4-6 year olds for a few months now. Tuesdays 5:30-6:15,

5/ 5

My daughter has been attending the class for 4-6 year olds for a few months now. Tuesdays 5:30-6:15, £3. She loves it, Beth is a very good teacher. Highly recommended

Andrew Thompson

5 Google Rating

Just got back from my 8 year old daughter’s first lesson. Such a welcoming place. Bill, Beth and

5/ 5

Just got back from my 8 year old daughter’s first lesson. Such a welcoming place. Bill, Beth and Jimmy were absolutely brilliant and so patient with the beginners. My daughter really enjoyed herself, finished the session and immediately asked when she could go next.

James Duff

5 Google Rating

Superb club. Brilliant facilities and coaches. Waterloo's best kept secret!

5/ 5

Superb club. Brilliant facilities and coaches. Waterloo's best kept secret!

thomas sharp

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Andrew Beck

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Anthony Exon

5 Google Rating

Great for the kids friendly and helpful staff drop kids off pick them up when finished or can stay a

5/ 5

Great for the kids friendly and helpful staff drop kids off pick them up when finished or can stay and watch

Stephen Mcnally

5 Google Rating

I go here it's the best judo club

5/ 5

I go here it's the best judo club

Les Baker

5 Google Rating

this is home to a classical school of Aikido. wonderful facility's and instruction on this beautifu

5/ 5

this is home to a classical school of Aikido. wonderful facility's and instruction on this beautiful art.

Michelle Anglesea

5 Google Rating

Amazing club with inspirational leaders and members!

5/ 5

Amazing club with inspirational leaders and members!

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