Your time on the mat. A plan that starts with you.
Every player brings a different starting point and ambition. Private training begins with a discussion of your experience and what you want to improve, followed by identifying appropriate technical priorities with Captain Zohiry Sherif.
You may want to master the fundamentals, improve balance and movement, refine a particular technique or build competition readiness. A clear goal gives training direction and a basis for reviewing progress.
From your first step to your next level.
- For beginners: learn judo progressively, from posture, movement and falling skills to techniques suited to your level.
- For returning participants: revisit the fundamentals and identify development needs after time away.
- For active players: work on technique and the conditioning that supports performance on the mat.
- For aspiring competitors: discuss competition preparation and set training goals suited to your current stage.
Judo is a martial art that practises precision, discipline and respect for a training partner. It also teaches balance and control skills relevant to self-defence. Training content is shaped by your level and goals.
In Egypt and abroad. Plan your next step.
Private training is available and takes place in Egypt, Arab countries and European countries. Send your country, city and proposed dates so the team can confirm whether arrangements with the captain can be made for your request.
The venue, schedule, session arrangements, fees and any travel or venue requirements are agreed in advance. Confirm these details with the team before making travel or other bookings connected with training.
For our current training locations in Egypt, see the four addresses listed on the locations page.
Explore training locations in EgyptGive your competition ambition a clear direction.
If your goal is an international event or developing towards world-level competition, include that ambition along with your experience and competition history in your request. Assessing your current level helps identify training priorities and the steps ahead.
Private training is part of preparation. Entry or qualification depends on the player’s level, required results and the rules of the relevant federations and event organisers.
Explore competition preparation and campsShare your goals. Agree the details.
- Tell us the participant’s age, current judo experience and training goal.
- Include the country, city, proposed dates and any training preferences.
- Contact the team to confirm the captain’s availability, venue, fees and final arrangements.
For children, a parent or guardian should send the request and coordinate arrangements with the team.
Questions before you start
Is private judo training suitable for complete beginners?
Yes, beginners can request private training. Share the participant’s age, experience and goals so an appropriate starting point and training content can be discussed.
Is private training with Captain Zohiry Sherif available outside Egypt?
Yes. Training is available and takes place in Arab countries and European countries as well as Egypt. Send your country, city and requested dates to confirm availability and arrangements with the team.
Where are sessions held, and what are the times and fees?
The venue, schedule, session arrangements and fees are agreed in advance according to the request and availability. Confirm the details before arranging any travel or bookings connected with training.
Can I aim to prepare for international or world-level competition?
Preparation for that ambition can be discussed after reviewing your current level and experience. Entry or qualification requires meeting event and organiser requirements, as well as the necessary readiness and results.
What information should I include in a private training request?
Include the participant’s age, judo experience, goal, country, city and proposed dates. A parent or guardian should send a child’s request. The team will then confirm arrangements before training starts.