About

Orlando Adaptive Judo was established by Sensei Mike Ogata to share the art of Judo with neurodivergent youth and young adults in Orlando.
Orlando Adaptive Judo is a program offered by the Orlando Kodokan Judo club, a proud member of USA Judo, the national governing body for Judo in the United States and a member of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
We have a diverse group of students, instructors, and other volunteers. Ogata Sensei has been practicing Judo for many decades and is a certified instructor and coach with a rank of Rokudan (6th degree).
Ogata Sensei directs the Orlando Kodokan Judo club and its Orlando Adaptive Judo program. He leads other instructors and volunteers to ensure that each student learns Judo, which literally translates to “the gentle way.”
**Mike Ogata**, Sensei (Rokudan)

Non-Profit

We are a NOT for PROFIT organization. We are here to teach and enjoy an environment of respect and trust. We have NO CONTRACTS, so with us it is pay as you go and stay for as long as you like. Visit the club during any practice session and watch or try it out.

A new scholarship may be available to those who qualify. To learn more, please visit this page: https://www.zeffy.com/fundraising/orlando-adaptative-judo-scholarship-sponsorship-membership