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FRIENDSHIP is the theme for the 2018 World Judo Day
The International Judo Federation will host the eighth and most anticipated edition of the annual #WorldJudoDay on 28 October with FRIENDSHIP selected as this year’s theme. Read more
Elnur Mammadli a hero for the Azeri people
Elnur Mammadli (AZE) was one of those children who started judo around the age of seven and who quickly built a dream, one day to become Olympic champion. For Elnur this dream became reality in 2008 in Beijing when he won the supreme title in the U73kg category. Read more
Which supplements are most important for a judoka?
These days judo is a multi disciplinary sport; a lot is asked from a judoka. Not only the right technique, but also strength, condition, a good mentality and regenerative capacity are a key to succes. Next to a good training schedule, enough rest and a healthy diet, nutritional supplements can support you to reach your goals. Read more
Ivan Todorov driving force behind Serbian success
The Serbian Judo Federation has gone through a lot of developments over the last two years. First major sportive success was the European title by Aleksandar Kukolj. Not much later followed by the World title for Nemanja Majdov, an amazing success. But the successes don’t grow from the air, it’s an effort of a lot of work. Read more
Zarko Culum steals the show at European Cup Belgrade
The last match of the European Cup in Belgrade was the icing on the cake for Serbia. Zarko Culum captured the gold medal in the European Cup for the first time. His opponent was Romania’s big man Daniel Natea (26). But it was Culum who gave everything. Read more
Jovana Rogic is still hungry for gold
The highlight at the first day of the European Cup in Belgrade was a Serbian final. It was only the third time in the eleven years of history in this tournament that there was a Serbian final and for the first time among women. Jovana Rogic clearly had the experience with her 29 years, a bit of pressure on her shoulders, against the young Marica Perisic who had nothing to lose. Read more
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Andrea Bekic retires after injury blocks continuation in judo
Andrea Bekic of Croatia was 2007 European cadets champion, she won six European Cups and won medals at two Grand Prixs. The was one of the first of a new generation but she knows how hard it is to come back after picking up many injuries and announced to quit. Read more
- 8 Jun 2018European Cup Belgrade perfect host for 261 athletes
- 7 Jun 2018The truth about creatine by Amelie Rosseneu
- 6 Jun 2018Unified Korean judo team to make history at East Asian Championships
- 5 Jun 2018Judo World Masters for four years hosted in Guangzhou in China
- 3 Jun 2018Spain cherishes two gold medals for Sherazadishvili and Rodrigues
- 2 Jun 2018Andreea Chitu makes golden comeback in Madrid
- 2 Jun 2018Georgian Judo President David Kevkishvili resigns from his post
- 1 Jun 2018European Open in Madrid beautiful home event for Spaniards
- 1 Jun 2018Pedro Dias explains technical developments for him as a coach
- 31 May 2018World Champion Aaron Wolf developed through judo as human being
- 31 May 2018Sabrina Filzmoser replace Kayla Harrison in IJF Athletes commission
- 30 May 2018Portrait of Ilias Iliadis, true judo hero
- 29 May 2018Nazim Huseynov, national judo hero in Azerbaijan
