KYKJ

KYKJ, an acronym for "Korean Youth Korean Judo," is a judo organization in South Korea that focuses on promoting judo among young people. Established in 1984, KYKJ aims to develop judo skills, foster a sense of discipline, and encourage teamwork among its members. The organization is affiliated with the Korea Judo Association and operates under the guidelines of the International Judo Federation.

KYKJ offers various programs for youth, including regular training sessions, competitions, and camps. These programs cater to different age groups and skill levels, ensuring that all participants can progress at their own pace. The organization also provides coaching and mentoring to help young judoka refine their techniques and develop their competitive spirit.

One of the key objectives of KYKJ is to create a supportive and inclusive environment where young judoka can grow both as athletes and as individuals. The organization emphasizes the importance of respect, humility, and sportsmanship, values that are integral to the practice of judo. Through its initiatives, KYKJ aims to inspire the next generation of judo practitioners and contribute to the continued growth and popularity of the sport in South Korea.