
Dominion Academy is about 20 minutes from central Yukon, in Mustang. Same county, same school-year rhythm, and the only Oklahoma Judo Association club in Canadian County.
If your child wants to compete in judo, the club they train with has to be a member of the Oklahoma Judo Association. In Canadian County, that's us.
Yukon kids can train at Dominion and enter OJA tournaments around the state and USA Judo events nationally, with a coach in their corner who competed for Peru at the Pan American Championships. Families who only want fitness and confidence get the same coaching without ever stepping into a tournament.
Plenty of Yukon families homeschool or use statewide online schools like Epic or Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy. Our Student-Athlete Academy was made for them. Students bring their online coursework, a coach keeps them on pace, and they train judo and wrestling twice a day.
For a Yukon family, that means one drive in the morning and one in the afternoon instead of shuttling between a co-op, a gym, and home.
Based on the drive and the school calendar, these are the programs that fit best.
Leave Yukon around 5:35 and you're on the mat at 6. Classes end at 7:30, so most kids are home by 8. $75 a month for one night, $150 for both.
Youth judoFor online-school and homeschool students in 5th grade and up. Drop off any time after 8:30 am. Unlimited training and study time for $500 a month.
How the day worksYukon parents who used to wrestle are some of our favorite students. Evening judo and wrestling are open to adults Monday through Thursday.
Adult classesTell us who's training. We'll text you back to help pick a night that fits the drive from Yukon.
About 11 miles, or roughly 20 minutes from central Yukon, using I-40 and the Kilpatrick Turnpike to Morgan Road and Highway 152.
Dominion Academy in Mustang is the only Oklahoma Judo Association member club in Canadian County, which includes Yukon. That membership is what lets students compete in sanctioned OJA and USA Judo tournaments.
Yes. Daytime judo and wrestling sessions run Monday through Friday for youth students, and the full-day Student-Athlete Academy adds supervised study time around them.
Yes. Public-school students come for evening classes, and school wrestlers use our Tuesday and Thursday sessions for extra mat time, especially in the off-season.