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NCCP re-certification
Sport Manitoba requires that all individuals coaching in Manitoba take the Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders on-line course (“RIS”). This course, which takes approximately two and a half hours to complete, has been mandatory since around 2007. Sport Manitoba has since implemented a requirement that coaches re-certify in the RIS program every 5 years.
At the moment, 40% of Manitoba judo coaches have up-to-date certification in RIS.
Coaches who took RIS more than 5 years ago need to re-certify in the course. Coaches who have never taken the course also need to complete this requirement. We kindly ask all coaches who are not current in RIS to complete this requirement by August 31, 2021.
Please follow the links below for information about the program and for a link to take RIS for Activity Leaders:
https://www.sportmanitoba.ca/coaching/respect-sport
If you are not sure what your current certification status is, you can check at the link above, or email me at selkirkjudoclub@shaw.ca and I can let you know.
Please note that current certification in RIS will be a pre-requisite for all future Dojo Assistant and Dojo Instructor NCCP courses offered by Judo Manitoba.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Brian Jones
NCCP Coordinator
Judo Manitoba
Congratulations Sensei Moe Oye
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Sensei Moe Oye on his promotion by the Judo Canada Grading Board to Kudan (9th Dan)
This honor is well deserved as Sensei Oye has been a leader in Judo across Canada all of his life and has been a mentor and role model to all of us at Judo Manitoba.
We are very pleased and honored that Sensei Oye has received this honor and we look forward to having an in person celebration when Covid allows.
Milton Good
President Judo Manitoba
Message from the President
To the Judo Manitoba family, I hope you had a pleasant holiday season and a good start to 2021.
After closing a year that no doubt was hard for all of us, I want to let you know that the association continues to work for our sport.
This includes remaining up-to-date on relevant information, supporting our clubs and making sure we are prepared for a safe resumption of activities when we are authorized to do so.
We will continue to follow Public Health Officials’ advisories and guidance.
In the meantime, please stay safe, and hope to see you all soon.
Milton Good
President, Judo Manitoba
We’re Reopening!
Judo Manitoba clubs have begun to reopen!
To find out which clubs have reopened, please visit our Clubs page.
Examples of some of the protocols in place:
- Restrictions on physical distance among participants
- Reduced class sizes
- Cleaning and sanitization procedures
- Attendance tracing
For more information on all protocols in place, please
visit our COVID-19 Information page.
