Judo Camp in Georgia: Dates, Prices, Coaches, and Who It Fits

Judo Camp Georgia is a structured training camp in Tbilisi for visiting judoka who want a clear week or two-week block instead of a loose drop-in gym visit.

The camp combines daily training, access to a serious mat area, and optional hotel and meal packages so athletes can keep the trip simple.

It is not only for elite athletes. The key is fit: your level, your training goal, your recovery needs, and the dates that match your travel plan.

The planning rule is simple: camp modules start on the first Tuesday of each month.

A 7-day module works well when you want a focused judo reset, a technical block, or a first visit to Georgia.

A 14-day module gives more room for adaptation, especially if you want repeated randori exposure, grip-fighting work, and enough recovery between hard sessions.

The entry point is the Training Week from EUR 500, which is training-only and does not include hotel.

Full-board packages add accommodation and meals, with shared and private-room options for 7-day and 14-day modules.

Use the table below as the live planning baseline. Final availability still depends on dates, room type, and how early you request a place.

Choose training-only if you already know Tbilisi, want your own accommodation, or are joining from another local stay.

Choose full-board if you want the camp week to be operationally simple: hotel, meals, training access, and less energy spent solving logistics.

Private-room packages are especially useful for older athletes, competitors, coaches, or anyone who values recovery and sleep during a high-volume week.

Georgia has an Olympic-level judo culture, and the camp offer is strongest when athletes understand that context before they travel.

The site shows real Georgian judo proof: Vazha Margvelashvili, Varlam Liparteliani, UAE National Judo Team visits, Israel Judo Federation camp imagery, and real training-room photos.

That proof matters because a judo camp is not a generic holiday. You are choosing the room, the coaching environment, and the people who can help you train at the right level.

Send your preferred dates, age, level, package type, room preference, and whether you are coming alone or with a team.

The team can then confirm whether your preferred module fits your level and whether the accommodation option is available.

After that, you can align flights, arrival time, any extra nights, and the final booking step with fewer surprises.

Pick one training goal: grip fighting, throwing entries, randori confidence, competition preparation, or a team training block.

Choose 7 days if you want a compact reset. Choose 14 days if you want more repetition and adaptation.

Decide whether you want training-only or full-board before you ask for availability. That makes the answer faster and more useful.