Northglenn Judo Club has been in existence since 1965 and is the longest continually operating Judo Club in Colorado. We have a mat area of 40 x 80 feet and welcome students of all levels, from 1st-time beginners through Olympic-caliber athletes. As of January 1, 2003, Northglenn had 96 registered members of USA Judo, making it the 5th largest Judo Club in the nation in terms of registered members. Member of United States Judo Inc., Colorado Judo League, United States Judo Federation, Intermountain Yudanshakai. In addition to Judo teaching and practice, the club actively participates in local, state, national and international competitions. We also sponsor social events for the whole family and participate in fundraising to benefit our judo players. Northglenn is also the home club of two Olympians: Craig Agena, 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Jo Anne Quiring, 1992 Barcelona Olympics Northglenn is the home club of Lance Nading, former #1 ranked athlete in 100 kg division and current President of USA Judo We have many junior elite athletes practicing at our club. The Northglenn judo club junior coaching staff was selected as USA Judo's developmental coach of the year 2002. Northglenn has a very active and successful Masters team. Northglenn won the team championship at the 2003 USA Judo National Junior Olympics. Northglenn has a number of groups for specific ages and skill levels, including: Juniors: beginning, intermediate, and advanced Seniors: beginning, intermediate, and advanced Masters (over 30) Adult novices Joshi (women's) judo