Coaches
6th Dan (RokuDan)
Alex Reid
- Senior Club Coach
- BJA Senior Examiner
- BJA Senior Kata Examiner
- BJA National B Referee
Alex began judo nearly 50 years ago and has been overseeing Shettleston Judo Club for the past 40 years. He has amassed a wealth of knowledge and experience in both competitive and technical judo and is always helping others along in their journey
5th Dan (Godan)
Paul Laverty
- UKCC Level 2 Coach
- BJA Senior Examiner
- BJA Senior Kata Examiner
- BJA National B Referee
Paul has been part of Shettleston Judo Club for over two decades. Working alongside Alex and the other coaches delivering our classes at all levels from beginners to the more advanced classes
2nd Dan (Nidan)
Chirs Murphy
- UKCC Level 2 Coach
- ID World Champion
- ID European Champion
- BJA Level 2 Nage No Kata
Chris has been going to Shettleston Judo Club for 9 years. Training and coaching mainstream and adaptive alike
Coaches Code of Conduct
The essence of good ethical conduct and practice is summarised below. All coaches must ensure:
- The well-being of the children both physical and mental health must are the first priority
- The participation and practice of judo and it's understanding take priority over the development of performance of a player
- Develop an appropriate working relationship with players based on mutual trust and respect
- Make sure all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking part
- Promote the positive aspects of judo (e.g. the Judo Code)
- Display consistently high standards of behaviour and appearance
- Follow all guidelines laid down by the national governing body and the club
- Hold the appropriate, valid qualification
- Never condone rule violation or behaviour that disrupts the learning and enjoyment of others
- Encourage performers to value their performances and participation over results
- Listen and act appropriately should a child voice or display signs of unusual behaviour