#world judo championship

[jamiroquai-sundae]

#judo #europe #russia #war #uk #belarus #judoka #world judo championship #boycott #ukraine #sk

[suuho]

Do Kyungsoo as Go Dooyoung Hyung | 형 (2016) dir. Kwon Sookyung

#kyungsoo #do kyungsoo #exo #exosnet #* #*gifs #kdrama #kdramadaily #kdramagifs #kdramaedit #this took forever #me making this gifset while wearing my 2007 judo world championship munich sweater: kaz.core #also i am SORRY but whenever i see him do that kesa gatame i get mildly annoyed that he isn't putting his HEAD DOWN #a national judo athelete and he doesn't put his head down for this hold??? makes NO sense #ik it's for the dramatics but still

[sacksofpotatoes]

Bronze 90kg🥉 World Judo Championships - Doha 2023

This happened to the 81kg bronze match too. The pinned competitor just laid there not wanting to escape or struggle.

I wonder why. Was there a rule change that I'm not aware of?

#Judo #World championships 2023

[prinzessinpluto]

how are there so many world class athletes in my immediate neighborhood this is insane

#i now know a whopping FOUR people who have been to world championships #two gymnasts a volleyball player and a judo fighter person #the latter is literally listed as FIFTH BEST FIGHTER GLOBALLY IN HER WEIGHTCLASS and shes fucking seventeen!!!!!! thats nuts!! #my brother used to train with her actually and even back then she was crazy good everbody was super scared of her lmao #she just had that killer look in her eyes or smth lol #anyways just felt like that was nuts to think about imo #//personal

[morbidology]

Rena Kanokogi inspired the sports world to think differently about the notion of women in competitive sports. As a young girl, she learned judo from somebody in her Brooklyn neighbourhood. Her desires to compete in the city’s judo clubs were met by resistance; the club owners told Rena that judo was a man’s sport and that women were too frail and weak to compete.

Not one to quit on her goals, in 1959, Rena posed as a man to enter the New York State YMCA judo championships. Not only did Rena prove herself as an equal, she beat every single man she fought and won a gold medal. After being asked if she was a woman, she was forced to return the medal. “Had I said no, I don’t think women’s judo would have been in the Olympics. It instilled a feeling in me that no woman should have to go through this again,” she said.

With no options to compete in the United States, Rena went to Tokyo where she became the first woman at he main dojo. It was here that she met her husband, Ryohei Kanokogi. The duo soon returned to the United States where they started to coach judo and build the sport for women. In 1964, judo became an Olympic sport for men; Rena responded by threatening legal action if women were not treated equally and allowed to participate.

Women’s judo eventually became an Olympic sport in 1984 with Rena as the U.S. coach.

#Rena Kanokogi #women's rights #feminism #history

[leennaan]

I'm the anon that ask would you write for guilia I have an idea for her maybe the reader plays a different sport you choose and reader guilia are both each other number one fans

I loved the request. I hope you like it too. Biathlon was and will always be my first and favorite sport. I have many happy memories with it so I hope I could incorporate it a bit in this Fic😊😄

Giulia Gwinn/ When two sports collide

Being a professional athlete was always your dream. When you were younger you did all sorts of sports, Judo, swimming, football, cross country skiing, you did everything. And you were good at almost everything.

But two sport remained in your heart, football and skiing. When you got older you changed from cross country to Biathlon and as soon as the riffle was added into the mix you knew that Biathlon was you sport.

Being one of the best from early helped a lot. So in your first season as a Biathlet, you had just turned 14, you won the German youth championship.

Football would always remain a big part of your life and you still played with your old teammates now and then but Biathlon became your life.

Giuli and you met at a sports event and instantly hit it off.

She was the one to ask you on a date and from that day one you became almost inseparable. Still everyone around you thought that the two of you were just best friends.

And you played along, not directly hiding your relationship but also not rubbing it in. You loved the soft and subtle touches you guys shared whenever friends were around.

When Giulia ruptured her ACL for the second time you knew how hard the coming month would be for her and with your Welt cup season just around the corner you couldn’t even be by her side.

The good thing about it was, that she tried to come to all your races.

When you won the first race and so had the privilege to start in the yellow bib as the overall leading athlete for the first time in your senior career your girlfriend was standing in the crowd cheering you on.

It was a great feeling as the two of you couldn’t always be at each others completions because of conflicting schedules.

She traveled with you to Gelsenkirchen when you represented Germany at the World Team Challenge at the Schalke Arena.

When you walked into the home changing room she joked that you would be the only person to get her into another home changing room other than Bayerns.

She was the first to congratulate you after you won the race together with your teammate Benedikt Doll.

So when your season came to an end and you won the Overall Cup for the first time in your career Giulia was of course in the crowd. She pulled you into a bone cracking hug as soon as you had gotten rid of your ski’s and riffle. „I am so proud of you baby! You had such a phenomenal season and even tho I hate that I ruptured my ACL again I am so happy that I could be at so many of your races.“

She pulled back slightly to kiss you on the forehead. „I love you Giuli. Thank you that you were always by my side. I now how hard this has been for you but we’re so strong and I am so happy that you were able to be with me almost this whole season!“

So when Giuli had her first match after almost a whole year you where standing in the crowd, wearing her Trikot and shouting the loudest whenever she had the ball.

After the game, which Bayern won 3-0, you came down to the pitch. And was the first to greet you, having spent a lot of time with Giulis Teammates you became great friends with most of them.

„Hey long time no seen.“ She said before she pulled you into a quick hug.

„Hey Syd. Great game!“ „Thank you, I think the whole team was just happy to have Giuli back on the pitch.“

„She was so nervous the whole night, scared to let you all down or that she wasn’t got enough and I think also a bit scared of the possibility to rupture something again.“

But before Syd could answer you Giulia had crushed into you.

You laughed and hugged her back. „You look good in my Trikot, it suits you.“ She mumbled, not letting you go.

“You two are sickening cute, you know.” Came the voice of Klara from behind you.

You pulled back slightly to look at her.

“You are just jealous that your boyfriend isn’t here to hug you.” You couldn’t help answering. Giulia and you could almost see how Klara as well as Syd, who was still standing beside you, worked you words out.

“Wait wai wait, you guys are together!? Since when? Oh my God. I thought we were friends Giuli. Why did it you say something?”

You and your girlfriend couldn’t help but laugh about Klaras dumbfounded face.

“I mean we didn’t exactly hid it. We life together. I was at so many of her races. And my post after her World Cup win wasn’t exactly subtle, was it?”

Giulia had posted a picture with the two of you hugging, her kissing the corner of you lips. She had captioned it with the words “my golden girl”

The speculations around your relationship went up afterwards but still not one of your friends believed the rumors still believing that the two of you were only best friends.

With Sydney und Klara knowing it wasn’t long until the whole team knew. All being happy for the two of you.

That evening, when the two of you were lying in bed together relaxing, Arms around each other just socking the other in you couldn’t be happier.

Your relationship may not be the easiest with the two sports often colliding but you wouldn’t want it any other way.

You were each others biggest fans, wether you were at the race or match or you were watching it on TV, always supporting each other.

“I love you Giulia Gwinn. I am so so happy to have you by my side.”

Later that night when you waited for Giuli to finish up her nightly routine you made a Instagram post for your Girl. Happy to show your support and Love.

Y/Nbiathlon

Liked by giuliagwinn and others

I am so proud of you. For now almost a year you were fighting to get back out there. Today all the hard work payed off. To see you back out on the pitch, doing what you love was one of the best moments in my life.

Sharing these moments with you will never get old.

Together trough thick and thin. I will always be by your side.

Love you endlessly, you no. 1 Fan❤️

—————-

(Just pretend that Pernille and Magdalena are Y/n and Giulia, I couldn’t find better pics😅)

#giulia gwinn #Giulia Gwinn x reader #bayern munich frauen #Bayern München Frauen #Biathlon ficklet #frauen bundesliga #woso x reader #woso imagine #Giulia gwinn imagine #Sydney lohmann #klara bühl

[theanticool]

One of the interesting things about international amateur competitions like wrestling, judo, boxing, etc is that sometimes the competition to represent certain countries is always harder than winning the actual Olympics or world championships. The competition to try to make the Japanese women’s wrestling team is significantly harder than trying to win a medal at worlds because that talent pool is DEEP. UFC fighter Kanako Murata beat future gold medalist Helen Maroulis at the Jr Worlds but couldn’t make the senior team because her main competition was Saori Yoshida, the 2nd greatest women’s wrestler ever.

The heavyweight competition at the Ivan Yarygin GP is legendary because Russia can send all their HWs who normally clean up.

The fights to be on the Cuban national boxing team are legendary and there are several guys who could and probably would have been Olympic champs who never make it out of Cuba cause there’s a dude like Andy Cruz in their way.

#boxing #wrestling #judo #opinions

[holespoles]

Fedor Vladimirovich Emelianenko (born 28 September 1976) is a Russian former professional mixed martial artist (MMA), sambist, and judoka and politician. Emelianenko was the PRIDE Heavyweight Champion from 2003 to the organisation's closure in 2007, a four-time combat sambo world champion, and two-time Russian national judo bronze medalist, among other championships and accolades.

This is his own draw illstration !

#Fedor Vladimirovich Emelianenko #illustrations

[tealingual]

Sport vocabulary in German

Das Aerobic - aerobics Das Badminton - badminton Das Ballett - ballet Das Bergsteigen - mountaineering, mountain climbing Das Bowling - bowling Das Boxen - boxing Das Doping - doping Das Eishockey - ice-hockey Das Fahrrad - bicycle Das Feld - field Das Fitnesscenter - fitness center Das Gewichtheben - weightlifting Das Hallenbad - indoor public swimming pool Das Hallenhockey - field hockey Das Inlineskaten - in-line skating Das Jogging - jogging Das Judo - judo Das Karate - karate Das Kegeln - bowling Das Klettern - climbing Das Laufen - running Das Länderspiel - international, international match Das Nordic Walking - nordic walking Das Paddeln - paddling Das Radfahren - cycling Das Reiten - horse-riding Das Ringen - wrestling Das Rudern - rowing Das Schwimmbad - swimming pool Das Schwimmbecken - swimming pool Das Segeln - sailing Das Skateboard - skateboard Das Skaten - skateboarding Das Skifahren, das Skilaufen - skiing Das Skispringen - ski jumping Das Snowboard - snowboard Das Spiel - game Das Tanzen -  dancing Das Tauchen - diving Das Team - team Das Tennis - tennis Das Tor - goal Das Training - training Das Turnen - gymnastics Das Ziel - goal Das/der Yoga - yoga Der Anhänger - follower, fan Der Ball - ball Der Basketball - basketball Der Boxing - boxing Der Europameister - European champion Der Federball - badminton; shuttlecock Der Fußball - football Der Handball - handball Der Korbball - basketball, netball Der Leistungssport - competitive sport Der Motorsport - motorsport Der Orientierungslauf - orienteering Der Preis - prize, award Der Profi - pro Der Schlagball - rounders Der Schläger - bat, racquet, stick Der Sieger - winner, champion Der Spieler - player Der Spitzensportler - top athlete Der Sport - sport Der Sportclub - sports club Der Sportler - sportsman, athlete Der Sportplatz - sports field Der Sportverein - sports team Der Start - start, takeoff Der Swimmingpool - swimming pool Der Trainer - trainer Der Verlust - loss Der Volleyball - volleyball Der Wettbewerb - competition Der Wettkampf - contest, competition Die Ausrüstung - equipment, gear Die Bewegung - motion, move, movement Die Bronzemedaille - bronze medal Die Goldmedaille - gold medal Die Gymnastik - gymnastics Die Kondition - condition Die Leichtathletik - track and field Die Loipe - loipe, cross-country skiing trail Die Mannschaft - team Die Nationalmannschaft - national sports team Die Niederlage - defeat, loss Die Olympischen Spiele - olympics Die Piste - piste Die Schwimmhalle - indoor swimming pool Die Silbermedaille - silver medal Die Sportart - sport, type of sport Die Sporthalle - gym, sports hall Die Weltmeisterschaft - world cup, world championship Gewinnen - to win Laufen - to run Schlagen - to hit; to beat Siegen - to win Spielen - to play Sport machen - to play sports Sport treiben - to play sports Springen -  to jump Trainieren - to train Verlieren - to lose Fit - fit Sportlich - athletic, sporty

#German #Deutsch #polyglot #languages #langblr #languageblr #language blog #langspo #tongueblr #studyblr #vocab #sports

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Kayla Harrison

Kayla Harrison was born in 1990 in Middletown, Ohio. At both the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, Harrison won gold medals in the half-heavyweight category in judo. Her other accomplishments include a Senior World Championship title in 2010. A survivor of sexual abuse, Harrison founded the Fearless Foundation to enhance the lives of other survivors through education and sport. In 2023, she was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame.

#martial arts #judo #sports #athletes #women's sports #Youtube

[moonmothmama]

Fathy Aboelrokab (the smaller guy with the long hair) verses Kamal "Big Kimo" Basira, Feb 18th World Championship Sumo.

both of these guys are Judo black belts.

Fathy had won his first match earlier in the evening (against Kyle Ferriter); i was really impressed with him. honestly, i was rooting for both of these guys. but oh, Big Kimo!

to be very honest i think we (me and @ibelieveinthepowerofstuff) both fell a little bit in love with this guy. there's just something about him. his spirit... like, listen: all of the athletes we saw were incredible. you could tell how dedicated they all were. but this guy is definitely something special. i don't know how else to say it.

now, about the match.

i was both looking forward to this one, and apprehensive of it, because i liked both of these guys a lot, and i wanted to see both of them succeed. i knew it was gonna be rough. one of them was going to lose! but actually, tbvh, i did see them both succeed.

Fathy executed an extremely impressive trip in the first bout after being forced nearly to the edge of the dohyo; ultimately he lost this match, but ohhh man. no way was anyone about to forget that. he has got amazing moves.

Big Kimo won the next bout by forcing Fathy outside the dohyo, meaning the match would be decided by a third bout. excitement! aaaah! and then he kept the momentum, starting out with open hand strikes, then both of them back to grappling, ending up with Fathy outside the ring again.

watch [here]! this match begins one hour and four minutes in.

you can follow Big Kimo on instagram @ big_kimo_sumo

this whole event was absolutely amazing, i'm still so hyped that i actually got to see sumo wrestling in person, and i'm already looking forward to the next one in March! i'm probably going to blab about a few more matches tbh, there were a lot of moments that really struck me. so stay tuned for more of my shitty screenshots and rambling commentary, i guess. do i know what i'm talking about? not really. but that's not gonna shut me up <3 one thing i do know: sumo is cool as hell.

once again, much love to these amazing athletes. i hope to see more of both of them in the future!

#world championship sumo #WCS #international sumo league #sumo wrestling #kamal basira #big kimo #fathy aboelrokab #kamal “big kimo” basira #kathleen blogs about sumo

[bodyconfidence-warrior]

Back on my previous job for one weekend.

Two weeks ago I got a call by my old head nurse at the organisation I used to manage the events for. She was crying hysterically and told me that they had a massive event last weekend.

Its the local championships for people in the area, everyone could compete in multiple sports:

-6.2 miles Crosscountry run

-Horse jumping

-Mountainbiking

-BMX

-Judo

-Volleyball

-Swimming (multiple distances)

and a few more less risk sports

The three women who had taken up my job couldnt get it arranged and that she suddenly got the lead. "Just see how you do it, now its your problem".

So I rushed over to her house after work and asked her if she had the documents I used to work with. So I could see what already had been arranged by them. What did they do: just an inventory on the events where medics were needed, but that was all. No medics contacted and no equipment and logistics.

I still know a lot of people in that world and a few people who need to return a favor. So we started calling the people on our lists. She contacted the other nurses and I contacted the people who needed to return a favor and others that might be able to help.

I told her to not worry anymore and just be there on the start of the weekend with the other nurses (3) and the few medics (4) she could gather.

So last weekend was the start of two days full of events. I told my nurse to be there at 10am, While I was already there at 8am to brief with the people I had gathered and to arrange some last minutes things.

When they got there at 10am she couldnt believe how many event medics and equipment I had managed to get at the starting site.

-13 miles Crosscountry run

*6 medics

*2 nurses

*2 Electric crossmotor teams

*1 ATV Team

-Horse jumping

*4 medics

*1 nurse

*1 doctor

*1 Ambulance

-Mountainbiking (100miles)

*2 medics on an ATV

*3 electric crossmotor teams

*2 ambulances at the starting point and finish

-BMX

-4 medics

-Judo

*2 medics

-Volleyball

*4 medics

*1 physical therapist

-Swimming (multiple distances)

*4 lifeguards

*2 doctors

*1 physical therapist

Extra's:

-Fully operational field hospital with sleeping stations for the doctors, nurses and other people who stayed the night.

-Mobile communication center

-A command center to track every medical personel their position by they gps tracker on their radio.

-An area and two mechanics to keep all the vehicles in shape

#personal #felt fun to do once more #big succes #event medical service

[girlactionfigure]

BREAKING: Israel’s Judo team won a bronze medal in the team competition at the World Judo Championship held in Uzbekistan

Inbar Cohen - ענבר כהן

#Israel #Judo #uzbekistan

[musicmaniahub]

Victor Wembanyama: Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Family, Networth, Career, College, Congo

Victor Wembanyama Biography Victor Wembanyama is a French professional basketball player currently playing for Metropolitans 92 in the LNB Pro A. Born on January 4, 2004, in France, Wembanyama stands tall at 2.20 meters (7 feet 3 inches) and excels as a power forward. Considered one of the most promising European players of his generation, he is widely anticipated to be the number one overall selection in the NBA draft in 2023. Victor Wembanyama Early life and youth career Wembanyama was born in Le Chesnay, France, and began his athletic journey as a goalkeeper for a football team before transitioning to judo. Guided by his mother, a former basketball player, Wembanyama developed his basketball skills from a young age. He started at his hometown club, Entente Le Chesnay Versailles, and later joined the youth program of Nanterre 92 at the age of 10. Despite receiving offers from prominent clubs such as FC Barcelona and ASVEL, his parents decided to stay with Nanterre. Wembanyama's impressive performance in the Minicopa del Rey tournament, where he secured third place with his team, showcased his talent with 16 points and 15 rebounds in a crucial game. Victor Wembanyama Professional career Wembanyama joined Espoirs Nanterre for the 2019-20 season to compete in the French under-21 league, LNB Espoirs. In the Kaunas Tournament, a qualifier for the Adidas Next Generation Tournament (ANGT), he set a new ANGT record with nine blocks, along with 22 points and 15 rebounds in a victory over Zaragoza's under-18 squad. He led the tournament in blocks and earned a spot on the all-tournament team. With consistent contributions, he averaged 15.8 points, 12 rebounds, 2.8 steals, and six blocks per game. Wembanyama made his debut with Espoirs Nanterre in September 2020, showcasing his skills with an impressive performance of 22 points, 18 rebounds, five blocks, and four assists against Espoirs JL Bourg. He also played for Centre Fédéral, an amateur squad associated with INSEP, where he continued to impress with his abilities. In October 2019, Wembanyama made his professional debut for Nanterre 92 in the EuroCup. He made his first appearance in the LNB Pro A in September 2020, contributing to the team's victories. He was honored as the best young player in the Pro A division during the 2020-21 season. Afterward, he made the decision to join ASVEL, where he displayed his talents in the Pro A and the EuroLeague. Presently, Wembanyama has signed a contract with Metropolitans 92 in the Pro A. Victor Wembanyama National team career Wembanyama has represented France in various international competitions. In the 2019 FIBA U16 European Championship, he played a crucial role in France's success, contributing 12 points, 21 rebounds, and eight blocks in the quarterfinals. He was instrumental in securing the silver medal for France, earning a spot on the all-tournament team. He also participated in the FIBA Under-19 Basketball World Cup in 2021, helping France win the silver medal and receiving recognition as an all-tournament team member. Victor Wembanyama Personal life Basketball runs in Wembanyama's family, with his mother being a former player and his father having competed in long jump. His older sister, Eve, is a professional basketball player who won a gold medal with France in the FIBA U16 Women's European Championship in 2017. Victor Wembanyama's heritage traces back to the Democratic Republic of Congo through his father's side. Overall, Victor Wembanyama's impressive skills, towering height, and remarkable performances have established him as a rising star in the world of basketball, garnering attention and anticipation for his future achievements. Read the full article

[morbidology]

Rena Kanokogi inspired the sports world to think differently about the notion of women in competitive sports. As a young girl, she learned judo from somebody in her Brooklyn neighbourhood. Her desires to compete in the city’s judo clubs were met by resistance; the club owners told Rena that judo was a man’s sport and that women were too frail and weak to compete.

Not one to quit on her goals, in 1959, Rena posed as a man to enter the New York State YMCA judo championships. Not only did Rena prove herself as an equal, she beat every single man she fought and won a gold medal. After being asked if she was a woman, she was forced to return the medal. “Had I said no, I don’t think women’s judo would have been in the Olympics. It instilled a feeling in me that no woman should have to go through this again,” she said.

With no options to compete in the United States, Rena went to Tokyo where she became the first woman at he main dojo. It was here that she met her husband, Ryohei Kanokogi. The duo soon returned to the United States where they started to coach judo and build the sport for women. In 1964, judo became an Olympic sport for men; Rena responded by threatening legal action if women were not treated equally and allowed to participate.

Women’s judo eventually became an Olympic sport in 1984 with Rena as the U.S. coach.

#history #women in history

[getbettermedia]

RONDA ROUSEY’S STORY: THROUGH MY FATHER’S EYES (2016)

GENRE : DOCUMENTARY

Written and directed by the former ex-international boxing champion Gary Stretch, the documentary tells the story of Ronda Rousey, the first female UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) champion of the world. The film isn’t perfect, the lighting is often off, the music is cheesy and the interviews may seem kind of amateurish sometimes, but it remains very moving and is the only film about Ronda. Known for being a very feminine and attractive woman, the film goes deeper than just showing a beautiful girl that can throw a punch. It portrays a very smart, determined and hard-working athlete that made her name in a male-dominated field and certainly didn’t have it easy growing up. Her first breath was a struggle to survive, as Ronda was born with her umbilical cord wrapped around her neck. For a split second, Ronda stopped breathing, but her will to survive made her fight for her life. The incident was so impactful that for six years, Ronda couldn’t speak properly. Only her sister understood her mumbled words. She became a very frustrated, self-deprecating girl, who was in her own little world and could only depend on herself.

When she was only eight, her father, whom she was very close to, committed suicide. Indeed, he found out he had a fatal degenerative disease that was going to weaken him to death, and didn’t want his three daughters to see him weak. At the same time, Ronda took up judo and was noticeably better than the other girls. She developed her own style and her mother took her to an all-Armenian men mixed martial arts gym, where she got tougher and tougher. She learned from the best and trained with bigger and stronger men than her. At only 21, she won a bronze medal in the Olympics in judo, came back, struggled with homelessness, started MMA at a time when Dana White, the UFC President said no women will ever fight in his MMA organization. Two years later, he made Ronda the main event at her first pro UFC fight. She won within 50 seconds with her famous arm-bar.

The documentary is very intimate and touching, but still inspiring, because we really dig deep to understand how Ronda finds her mental strength and sense of discipline. The film was available on Netflix until recently, but can still be found on streaming websites.

trailer : The Ronda Rousey Story: Through My Father&#039;s Eyes Trailer OV - Vidéo Dailymotion