San Leandro’s Welcoming Judo School for All Ages
510 Judo is a standout judo school located in San Leandro, cherished for its supportive atmosphere and expert instruction. Families and individuals alike find joy and growth here, with classes designed to be safe, fun, and rewarding for all ages and skill levels.
The dojo offers a perfect balance with class sizes that encourage personalized guidance without feeling crowded. The teaching staff, led by a patient and knowledgeable Sensei, emphasizes both technique and self-improvement. The dojo’s well-padded, clean environment and convenient parking add to the positive experience.
Whether restarting your judo journey or introducing your child to martial arts, 510 Judo is a community-driven place where fitness, friendship, and confidence flourish together. Their inclusive approach makes it easy to find a class that fits your schedule and goals.
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Elrik Jundis
2 months agoI am aa brown belt from Coach Mitch Palacio who teaches Judo at CCSF and I teach Judo at F3 Jiu Jitsu in Oakland. I’ve been teaching other martial arts since 91. 510Judo has a great kids and adults program. I was happy to see folks at all levels playing and learning together. When it comes to developing real skill it’s critical to have a space of safety and play when learning, exploring, and refining throwing techniques.Judo can be the most injurious of martial arts, this is a place where folks can learn these skills in a safe and fun way. I highly recommend training there. For higher level Judoka looking for a fun place to play it’s worth checking out.
JayBeito
4 months agoOutstanding!!! Sensei David Quinonez has created an amazing community for the study and practice of Judo. Wherever you are on your Judo journey, you will grow at 510!!!
Aleka Aquinonez
10 months agosam lim
11 months agoMy daughter, who is almost 10 years old and rarely wants to do any activities (soccer, basketball, swimming, gymnastics), started Judo in October 2024. Surprisingly she enjoys it and hasn't asked to stop. She's exercising, learning, and having fun. The teachers and students are great. It seems safer than BJJ because she didn't get her neck cranked on the first day. I normally stay outside watching her practice. It looked like fun, and I thought maybe I should try Judo again after 15 years off. So I saved up and joined myself. It's a great workout; you can go as hard or soft as you want. Everyone is nice and helpful, and upper belts have great knowledge and control. The Sensei is patient and awesome to learn from.
JaneL L
a year agoThe tiny judo class is fun and the instructor takes a lot effort. Highly recommend this class to kids between 3 and 5.