Rocklin Judo

Rocklin Judo offers Judo, Jujitsu (Jiu Jitsu), and Sport Jujitsu (Jiu Jitsu). The Judo program is a USA Judo affiliated training center with a structured program and set standards of progress. Danzan-Ryu Jujitsu is taught at the club, and Sport Jujitsu is also offered.

Programs

• Judo — Adults and youth · USA Judo affiliated training center; strong focus on student safety and development; structured program with set standards of progress.
• Jujitsu (Jiu Jitsu) — Danzan-Ryu Jujitsu taught at the club.
• Sport Jujitsu (Jiu Jitsu) — Offered at the club.

At a glance

• Facility hours: Monday 6:00-8:30 pm; Tuesday 4:30-8:30 pm; Wednesday 6:00-7:45 pm; Thursday 4:30-8:30 pm; Friday 5:15-8:30 pm; Saturday closed; Sunday closed

About the provider

Rocklin Judo lists nationally certified instructors and a USA Judo affiliated training center. The leadership team includes Prof. Shane Thompson, School Head & Instructional Director; Sensei Ted Nakada, Instructor & Standards Chairman; Sensei Rob Marquardt, Instructor; Sensei Manuel Sabinas, Assistant Instructor; Sensei Elias Sabinas, Assistant Instructor; Sensei Alex Chebotarev, Instructor; Sensei Kevin Wegener, Assistant Instructor; and Coach Ryan Fuhrman, Coaching assistant.

No additional enrollment or sign-up fees. Annual membership fee is $99 and automatically renews upon a student's anniversary. Membership holds may be requested for up to 2 months if unable to attend more than two weeks of classes during any monthly period; requests must be submitted 30 days prior. 2 weeks free trial offered. Some membership plans allow cash payment, but monthly membership plans do not. Judo is described on the site as the safest contact sport for children under 13 according to The American College of Sports Medicine.

What families say

“My son started attending their classes 3.5 years ago, and my daughter also joined last year. Both of them love the classes, the Senseis, and their classmates. They have learned excellent technique, gained self-confidence, and continue to be challenged to make themselves into better athletes. It’s a close knit group where you know your teachers and peers are there to always support you.” — Elaine A.

Last updated October 26, 2026.