Judo Gyms in Indianapolis, IN
Looking for a judo gym in Indianapolis? Below is every gym across judo clubs and dojos we list in the city. Read student reviews, check ratings and addresses, and find class times near you.
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Carmel Judo
Indianapolis, IN
Carmel Judo provides martial arts training and grappling education at 9450 Haver Way in Indianapolis, Indiana. Founded in a garage in 2019 before establishing its permanent Indianapolis dojo in 2022, the school serves students throughout central Indiana alongside a sister location in Bloomfield. Instruction centers on Dr. Kano's founding Judo Moral Code principles, emphasizing courage, respect, modesty, friendship, honor, honesty, self-control, and courtesy on and off the mat. The dojo was established by founder Jordan, who began wrestling at age four and later channeled his lifelong grappling experience into community instruction. He directs the academy alongside Head Women's Coach Natasha Wolf, who helped expand academy programming to ensure a supportive, small-group learning environment. Coaches emphasize technical detail, safe falling mechanics, leverage, and personal athletic development. The academy runs classes six days per week across both Judo and Jiu Jitsu disciplines. Programs feature Crawl Judo, Wolf Pups for ages three to five, Wolf Cubs for ages six to twelve, and combined Adult and Teen Judo and Jiu Jitsu, with new students receiving a two-class free trial.
Virgil's Judo Club
Indianapolis, IN
Virgil's Judo Club is located in Indianapolis, IN, USA, and offers training in Judo.
Sakuru Judo
Indianapolis, IN
Sakuru Judo operates at Enryu Dojo, situated at 2060 East 54th Street, Suite 7, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The facility houses a collaborative martial arts community that provides complementary Japanese budo disciplines alongside the Indianapolis Aikikai. Instructional leadership at the dojo features David Johnson Sensei, who holds a fifth-degree black belt (Godan), and Joe Lavelle Sensei, who holds a fourth-degree black belt (Yondan), supported by third-degree black belt instructors Chris Kupiainen Sensei and Quinn Osburn Sensei. The training curriculum brings together classical martial arts under one roof. Grappling and traditional disciplines studied at the facility include SáKuru Ryu Judo – Jujutsu, aikido, jodo, iaido, Systema, and Zen Meditation. The dojo's aikido program is affiliated with Aikido Shimbokukai and officially recognized by the Aikido World Headquarters (Hombu Dojo) and the Aikikai Foundation in Tokyo, Japan. Practice sessions focus on balance, centered movement, breathing, joint locks, unbalancing throws, and cooperative falling techniques. Training emphasizes safety, mindful discipline, and lifelong physical development for practitioners of all experience levels. Prospective students and visiting martial artists are invited to observe classes or participate in training sessions on the mats.