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Chinese judoka Feng Yingying secured a bronze medal in the women’s -70 kg category at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, adding to a consistent international career that has established her among the competitive ranks of the sport. Early Athletics and Transition to Judo in Hubei Born on October 31, 1999, in the Huangzhou District … Read more
Cuba wrapped up its campaign at the 47th World Judo Championships with a 4-0 defeat against Turkey in the team tournament on Sunday, October 11, finishing the global competition with just two match wins across 13 total bouts, Bohemia reported. Defeats in Baku Highlight Deepening Roster and Training Crises Reporting directly from Baku, journalist Joel … Read more
Two young archers from San Francisco secured podium finishes at the youth archery tournament held in Villa Maria, Argentina, bringing home gold and bronze medals following competition held from October 10 to October 12, according to local club reports. Emma Bicego, representing the Club de Tiro con Arco of the Asociación Civil Familia Piemontesa de … Read more
The French judo team remains a dominant force on international podiums, capturing 42 individual medals at World Championships and Olympic Games since 2021, according to data published by alljudo.net. Yet that volume of success masks a historic vulnerability in the final match. With only eight of those medals resulting in gold, France’s 19% title conversion … Read more
The Japan national judo team returned home on October 13 following their campaign at the Judo World Championships held from October 4 to 11 in Azerbaijan, capturing a total of 13 medals including seven gold, two silver, and three bronze medals in individual events alongside a mixed team championship. Individual Division Medal Haul and Weight … Read more
The 68 Recognized Throws Driving Modern Competition Nage-waza stands as a specialized throwing technique in the sport of judo, forming the foundation of martial competition alongside katame-waza and atemi-waza, records show. Founder Kano Jigoro drew upon the strengths of various jujutsu schools in 1882 to create judo, centering the discipline on these primary technical branches. … Read more
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Morelos athletes have a new home for competitive precision. A Collaborative State Initiative Directed by Juan Felipe Domínguez Robles, the state sports body worked alongside the Morelos State Archery Academy to relocate and upgrade facilities. The initiative is supported by the administration of Morelos Margarita González Saravia. The relocation follows a process of work, effort, … Read more
More than 300 athletes from Peru and international delegations gathered at the Villa Deportiva coliseum for the 20th Copa Internacional de Judo Regatas, featuring a broad range of developmental and advanced divisions, Andina reported. This event carries special relevance by actively driving the development and expansion of judo practice within the country while strengthening competitive … Read more
Archers from the department of Cesar claimed the national spotlight during the recent holiday weekend at the National Interleagues Archery Championship in Medellín, anchored by a dominant performance from youth competitor Nicole Gómez, Pulzo reported. Nicole Gómez Secures Double Gold in Medellín More than 300 athletes from across Colombia traveled to Medellín for the high-level … Read more
Italian judoka Matteo Piras is mapping out a fresh four-year campaign toward the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games after anchoring his career in perseverance, OA Sport reported. Piras secured his debut Olympic appearance at the Paris 2024 Games in the -66 kg division at age 30, reaching the individual round of 16 and a fifth-place … Read more