Dive into the world of judo competitions, Olympic events, training techniques, and athlete interviews. Explore insights on IJF Grand Slams, World Championships, and judo rankings while learning about the art and discipline of the sport.
Swiss judo world champion Nils Stump visited the Judo Club Kaltbrunn on Saturday, October 24, to lead a special training session for club members, linth24.ch reported. The visit offered local athletes a firsthand look at elite techniques and championship preparation ahead of a busy weekend of regional and international tournaments. Stump focused the first part … Read more
By age 16, French judoka Romane Dicko made a calculation that would define her career: she realized her athletic longevity depended entirely on treating her physical body as an irreplaceable asset. The Four-Pillar Framework for Longevity The Olympic medalist has outlined a comprehensive four-pillar health framework focused on physical maintenance, mental conditioning, systematic medical screenings, … Read more
Le Quoc Phong is set to return to competitive action at the 10th National Sports Games in 2026 after missing the 20th Asian Games due to injury. The archer stands as the premier competitor for Vietnam’s national men’s individual recurve archery team. Return to Training Following Asian Games Absence Last September, Le Quoc Phong had … Read more
Jiu-jitsu and judo share deep historical roots originating in ancient Japan, yet they have evolved into distinct combat sports with separate technical frameworks, competition rules, and training philosophies. Samurai Combat Techniques Evolve into Judo Jiu-jitsu traces its history back to ancient Japan. Samurai developed close-quarters combat techniques designed for battlefield survival during the cold-weapon era. … Read more
Antonella Ballarin, a former Italian national team archer and current federal councilor, has transitioned from the shooting line to the page as an illustrator, creating a new educational resource for young archers. Her 64-page book, Have Fun with Archery, introduces children aged six to eight to the sport through writing exercises, logic puzzles, and fundamental … Read more
Spanish sambo competitor Carolina Caro missed a podium finish at the World Sambo Championships held in Greece from September 30 to October 5, losing the cadet 50-kilogram bronze medal match 4-3 to Mexico’s Morales. Path Through the Cadet Bracket Competing under the Spanish national team banner in the cadet -50kg division, Caro opened her tournament … Read more
Tecnológico de Costa Rica students gather at the campus baseball field every Friday morning for archery training, part of a tuition-free recreation initiative that offers non-traditional sports alongside yoga, cardio dance, and pilates. Friday Morning Archery Sessions at the Campus Baseball Field Eighteen student participants practice their aim weekly under the guidance of Luis Cascante, … Read more
The judo club from Kaštela secured 12 medals and a sixth-place team finish among 467 competitors from 27 clubs at the Cetina Cup, portal.hr reported. The tournament took place on Oct. 24, 2026, at the municipal sports hall in Sinj under the organization of the Alkar Judo Club. Sinj Mat Hosts 467 Competitors Across Three … Read more
Cangnan County’s Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports has been recognized by the Zhejiang Provincial Sports Bureau as a distinguished collective for grassroots sports work, standing as one of only 12 recipients in Wenzhou, sohu.com reported. The provincial sports agency named the county bureau to its list of top-performing grassroots sports bodies across … Read more
Peru has named table tennis player Natzumi Valentina Aquije Condezo and swimmer Doménico Lorenzo Sotomayor Acuña as the official flag bearers for the upcoming Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal. elcomercio.pe reported that the pair will lead the 15-athlete national delegation during the opening ceremony on October 31, 2026. Fifteen Athletes Selected Across Eleven Disciplines … Read more