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The young fighter of the 1st JJJC Hattingen has landed her next success and can now compete on the mat with a higher quality belt.
After her sporting successes in 2021, the young Hattinger became a judoka Mathilda Niemeyer nominated for the Kader-Dan test of the North Rhine-Westphalian Judo Association. It took place under the eyes of the top-class examination committee in Witten. In the end, the 16-year-old drove home with her first dan.
The fighter of the 1st JJJC Hattingen started in the midst of the 30 nominated squad athletes. First of all, the examinees had to present the complete Nage-No-Kata. After a short lunch break, stand and floor techniques had to be shown and explained individually and on request.
Mathilda Niemeyer and other young fighters convince
In particular, the near-competition demonstrations of the respective special techniques and their variations left nothing to be desired in terms of dynamism and sometimes also in surprising and spectacular actions – much to the delight of the examiners and the spectators. The squad competitors who have matured in recent years have shown that they have finally outgrown the student ranks.
The 1st JJJC is very happy to have Mathilda Niemeyer, the youngest Dan bearer, in its own ranks and warmly congratulated her.
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