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“We’re not hoping every child wins a championship — we’re giving them a chance to change their own lives through hard work,” Yu Hongbing, principal of the Huoqiu County Youth Amateur Sports School, told NetEase News. On Nov. 2, a delegation from the “Discovering Charity Around Us — Lu’an Sports Lottery Public Welfare Fund Visit” … Read more
Ai Tsunoda se ha proclamado campeona del mundo de judo en la categoría de menos de 70 kilos en el Mundial de Bakú, donde derrotó en la final a la austriaca Michaela Polleres. El triunfo supone el sexto oro mundial para el judo español y convierte a la leridana en la tercera mujer en lograrlo, … Read more
“Non c’è problema, combiniamo” — no problem, we’ll sort it out. Alpe Adria Judo opened its tribute to Luciano Lovato with the phrase that defined him, the answer he gave whenever the Yama Arashi Udine judo club faced a problem. The tribute marks what would have been Lovato’s 80th birthday, 11 years after his death. … Read more
Paul Hohenauer and Martin Poinstingl claimed the gold medal in beach volleyball at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, delivering the Austrian Olympic Committee its first medal of the tournament. The duo, both U18 European champions, secured the victory in a tightly contested final, becoming the latest Austrian athletes to reach the podium at the … Read more
Judo Canada has launched a new collectible card series featuring the nation’s top judokas, debuting with a limited-edition card honoring Tokyo 2021 Olympic bronze medalist Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard. The project, which draws inspiration from hockey trading cards, aims to celebrate the athletes and builders who have shaped the sport’s history in Canada. The inaugural card, designated … Read more
Selecting a reliable timing device is a practical necessity for judo instructors and coaches, as the requirements for a classroom setting differ significantly from those of a formal tournament. Whether managing high-intensity interval training or tracking official match regulations, the choice of equipment dictates the flow of a practice session or the accuracy of a … Read more
Boadilla del Monte hosted the Spanish Archery Grand Prix this past weekend at the Municipal Sports Complex. The tournament, which featured 400 athletes, was included in the Spanish Archery Federation’s outdoor calendar, encompassing both individual and club competitions. Organizers utilized the facility to conduct classification rounds on Saturday, followed by semifinals and finals on Sunday. … Read more
Cheng Yue Fights Back in Jiamniya’s Judo Tournament Trailing on the mat just minutes after an opening defeat, Cheng Yue squared off against Republic of the Congo judoka Itoua in the repechage bracket at the Youth Olympic Games. The initial elimination-round loss had dropped Cheng into a single-elimination repechage where a second defeat meant immediate … Read more
The 2027 international archery season will center on a four-stage World Cup circuit, a schedule finalized well ahead of the World Championships, as reported by OA Sport. This calendar serves as the primary build-up to the global title event and offers athletes their first opportunity to secure Olympic qualification spots for the Los Angeles 2028 … Read more
Three members of the Cuban national judo team have left their delegation following their participation in the Pan American Open in Florida, disrupting the team’s roster just days before a scheduled competition in Montreal. The departures of Jonathan Charón, Lianet Cardona, and Dayanara Curbelo were confirmed through reports from Cubalite and Infobae, leaving the national … Read more