Einbeck (red). At the last Dan examination at state level in the Lower Saxony Ju-Jutsu Association, the trainer of the Einbecker Judo-Club, Rene Worien, faced this master examination in the self-defence system Ju-Jutsu for the 4th Dan.
Rene Worien has been training Ju-Jutsu since he was 8 years old and he lives martial arts. He started at Deligser SC, then moved to Einbeck until a career change brought him to the Wolfsburg area.
In addition to the technical training, Rene quickly became enthusiastic about competitive sports.
As a competitor, he was active for the Einbecker JC and the Lower Saxony state squad on the national and international stage for several years, where he was able to achieve numerous championship titles at district, state and group level.
Parallel to his own competition training, Rene took on the role of a role model early on as a squad athlete. He continued his education to become a trainer with license level B, so that the state trainers used him as an assistant trainer in the youth field at state level due to his experience and his specialist knowledge in the field of youth competitions. After the state trainer left, he took over responsibility for the squad athletes and martial artists as head state trainer.
In addition to competitive sports, he did not neglect technical training either, but after the 1st Dan (black belt) examination, he passed the other 2nd and 3rd Dan examinations with very good results.
The examination for the 4th Dan places very high demands on the examinee. In addition to his technical knowledge, the examinee has to theoretically deal with certain topics of martial arts and then present them to the examination board in a masterly manner. Rene Worien was extremely successful in this and showed an overall performance at a high level in the test.
The Einbecker JC congratulates his young trainer on this outstanding success.
Photo: Einbecker JC
