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Abbotsford Judo Club

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The 3,600 square foot Abbotsford Judo Club provides a venue where athletes are able to train to compete in National and International events. Many of the club's students have competed in National and International Events, bringing home medals and trophies.

The club also hosts several tournaments and competitions, as well as the annual Fraser Valley International. This tournament is well known for its excellence due to the superb effort of club members and volunteers.

Fast Facts

3,600 square foot training center

Home of the Annual Fraser Valley International Judo Tournament

Facility Specs

Year completed	1988
Seating capacity	10
Parking capacity	100
Medical room	No
Warm up area	Yes
Licensed for alcohol	No
Official rooms
Food services	No
Dressing rooms	1

Scoreboard
Sound system	No
Owner	Private
Office space	No
Weight room / fitness facility	No
Equipment storage	No
Ticket box	No
Media room	No
Internet capability
Hospitality room	No

Sport Hosting Services

Tourism Abbotsford, through the development and implementation of our Sport Town Canada Brand, has identified sport tourism and sport hosting a primary focus of our community. We are anxious to assist you in determining whether your event is a good "fit" for our community, facilities and available services. We can provide assistance in a number of ways:

- Joint Bid Preparation and Bid Support
- Volunteers
- Provide financial and in-kind support
- Provide visitor services before, during and after the event
- Assist with measuring the economic impact of the event

For more information about hosting an event in Abbotsford please contact the Director of Sport Hosting at 1.866.572.7496.

Hosting Portfolio

Annual Fraser Valley International Judo Tournament
1995 Western Canada Summer Games
1998 Canadian Junior Nationals

Weather Information

Abbotsford's winters are cool, averaging around 2.5° Celsius in January and February, but relatively mild compared to most of Canada. The average daily high in the summer is 23.8° Celsius, but temperatures over 30° Celsius are not uncommon.