TRAIN WITH THE NATION'S BEST

Register now for the 2025

High Performance & Pathways Camp

​

​​​The National High Performance and Pathways Camp will take place between 13 - 18 January 2025 at the National Performance Centre in Albert Park, Melbourne. 

​

If you are up to the challenge - physical, mental and technical - Judo Australia invites you to train with Australia's elite players at this top-level camp.

​

CLICK FOR REGISTRATION OPTIONS

​

Option A (no charge) is for athletes who are JA Categorised and/or are on the Cadet, Junior or Under 23 Development Squads.  The camp is compulsory for these athletes, and we need you to confirm your attendance by registering. Accommodation is subsidised for interstate Categorised and Development Squad athletes, but travel costs are the responsibility of all participants.  REGISTER TO CONFIRM YOUR ATTENDANCE NOW.

​

Option B ($350) is for other athletes who have won a minimum of two medals at any of the National Event Series events to attend on a user-pays basis.   The cost covers coaching, accommodation with the team at Discovery Parks, Braybrook, and organised bus transfers to Albert Park. 

 

It does not include your flights/travel costs. 

​

All athletes are advised to book your flight to arrive in Melbourne by (at latest) 2pm on Monday, 13 January, 2025.  (Avalon Airport is approximately an hour to 1.5 hours from Melbourne; Tullamarine Airport is about 30 minutes from Albert Park.)  

​

The last session will finish around 12pm on Saturday, 18 January 2025 and we recommend late afternoon/early evening flights home. 

​

​Option C ($50 training only):  For those non-categorised or non-Development Squad athletes who qualify to attend (as above) but live in Melbourne or wish to organise their own accommodation, please register and pay for your spot as training-only. 

​​

Closing date for registrations: Friday, 22 December 2024.

​

Enquiries: Jaq Nunan, jnunan@ausjudo.com.au

 

(Photo: National Assistant Coach Alex Haecker guides young athletes at the NPC. Photographer: Kahlil Talledo.)​​​

​

​