BJI Barbados JUDO Institute

BJI Barbados JUDO Institute Judo School The Barbados Judo Institute was established in 1964 when a Canadian Nidan, Mr. Shindokan Judo Club.

Paul Johnstone, more familiarly known as "Chickie", was invited by the late Dr. Teddy Cummins to come to Barbados and set up a Judo club. The club was originally opened at Speedbird House and then moved to Bay Street adjacent to the old Fish Market where it remained until its move to the National Stadium in 1973. During the first 15years or so of local judo, the BJI club served more or less as the

national centre for Judo, there being only one other club i.e. Much of the major national training activity occurred here, and the cream of the island's Judo players had their origins at BJI. The club has continued in recent years to play a significant role in local Judo though perhaps not as dominant as in the former years. Currently the club remains a non-profit membership organisation run by a small committee under the presidency of Lionel Maxwell. The main focus of the club is the development of Junior Judo.

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Kyle Maxwell (BJI Club Olympian) executing a high flying Judo roll over David Hoyte.

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Time to get back on the mat.
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Time to get back on the mat.

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