Welcome to week 10 of Paris 2024 Paralympic Sport Weeks. This week, everything you need to know about Para judo. Para judo is a sport contested by athletes with vision impairments. There will be up to ...

Paralympic judo follows the same rules as Olympic judo, with the difference that judokas shall start and remain during the combat holding each other’s suits. Only athletes with visual impairment are ...

Students from Tariq Bin Ziad School, Tunisian School, Oxford English School and Doha English Speaking School received an introduction to judo from judokas, trainers and officials of the World Judo ...

With a tear of his right calf muscle, Yasuhiro Yamashita’s lifelong dream was surely over. The Japanese heavyweight judoka had envisaged himself atop the Olympic podium ever since he was “deeply moved ...

Japan, the birthplace of judo, dominates the all-time Olympic medal table. Japan's 48 gold medals and 96 medals overall are far and away the most of any country. France (16 gold medals, 57 total ...

2 Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Nis, Nis, Serbia 3 Combat Sports Unit, Department of Theory of Sport and Kinesiology, Institute of Sport, University School of Physical ...

In Japan, where judo is more than just a sport, Kosei Inoue is no ordinary athlete. Essentially unbeatable between 1999 and 2003, the half-heavyweight judoka won three world titles and Olympic gold, ...

Students from Tariq Bin Ziad School, Tunisian School, Oxford English School, and Doha English Speaking School received an introduction to judo from judokas, trainers, and officials of the World Judo ...