A network of judo classes for boys and girls from age 4, teenagers and adults of any level — from beginners to sport masters. Seven branches across Ashkelon.
Boys and girls from age 4, teenagers, adults and seniors. Groups by level — from beginners to sport masters.
Call the club and come to a trial session.
DILEX is a competitive judo school network founded in 1996 by Dmitry Proektov — a five-time Israeli champion and former national team member. Today around 500 people train at the club across seven branches in Ashkelon.
Sessions run for every level: from a first introduction to the tatami up to the club's own team. Training lasts from 45 minutes for young children up to two hours for those preparing for competitions.
Head coach, director of the DILEX judo school network
An active member of Israel's national team from 1990 to 1996, a five-time Israeli champion and medallist at international tournaments. He started judo in Russia in 1982, becoming a youth champion of Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Region and the Urals. He moved to Israel in 1990 and trained at the Hapoel Bat Yam club under Alex Rosen and Lior Landsberg. In 1996 he founded the DILEX competitive judo school network.
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