41. SportFocus - Sports News olympic medallist Kate Howey to graduate. 27th November 2002. judo ace Kate Howeywill be among 56 successful students to graduate in sports coaching and sport http://www.sportfocus.com/newspub/section.cfm?SID=46

42. SportFocus - Sports Articles & Advice in life, whilst one might not expect to reach olympic standard there has on recorda man who started judo aged 54 is far lower than in some other sports it has http://www.sportfocus.com/anncmnt/anitem.cfm?AnnID=43

43. USATODAY.com - Summer Sports Glance Summer sports glance April 1720 judo, US Championships; Las Vegas 20-31 Basketball(men), Tournament of the Americas/olympic qualifying; San Juan, Puerto Rico http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/summer/glance.htm

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45. SLAM! Sports: 2000 Summer Games: Judo in defeat By JIM KERNAGHAN Free Press sports Columnist Just and add some life tothe olympic Games for He is Nicolas Gill, a onetime child judo prodigy who http://www.canoe.ca/2000GamesJudo/home.html

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46. Building Information | Sports Hall Of Fame He was the first US olympic judo team coach and served as president of the US judoFederation from 1980 Inducted 1996 San Jose sports Hall of Fame. http://www.hppsj.com/hppsj/building_information/hall_of_fame/hof2.htm

1995 SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Donna de Varona Olympic Swimming Gold Medalist Attended Santa Clara High School and trained at the Santa Clara Swim Center. At age 13, she was the youngest member ever on an Olympic swimming team. By 17, she had broken 18 world records. She won two gold medals at the 1964 Olympics and was named the world's outstanding female athlete in 1964 by AP and UPI. She became the first female network sportscaster in America, and remained committed to opening doors for women in sports. A role model and champion. Inducted 1995 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame. Lee Evans Gold Medalist A graduate of Overfelt High School, San Jose City College and San Jose State University. He set 3 world records, 2 Olympic records, 5 American records and 2 NCAA records. His world record of 43.86 in the 400m, set at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, stood for 20 years. He anchored the 1600m relay team that set a world mark of 2:56.16 in those Olympics. A dedicated volunteer for Special Olympics and a director of Special Olympics International. Devoted to youth around the world. Inducted 1995 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame. George Haines Legendary Swim Coach A graduate of San Jose State University, he coached swimming, water polo and football at Santa Clara High School. He founded the Santa Clara Swim Club and produced some of America's greatest swimmers, including 300 All-Americans holding more than 150 world records. The U.S. Olympic team coach in 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984. Santa Clara Swim Club athletes won enough medals at the 1968 Olympics to rank them fourth as a country. A legend in the sport. Inducted 1995 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame.

47. Aust Olympic Yth Festival road track), Fencing, Gymnastics (artistic, rhythmic trampoline), judo, Rowing,Shooting disappointed that we could not include all olympic sports on the http://www.ausport.gov.au/tta/aust_olympic_yth_festival.htm

Return to Home Page 17 sports and 1400 elite junior athletes . That’s the make-up of the second Australian Youth Olympic Festival (AYOF) to be staged in Sydney early next year. The expanded competition was announced today by the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) which has committed $3 million to stage the five day event from the 8 th th of January 2003. "Our first Olympic Festival in 2001 was a resounding success and more sports have been added this time round" said AOC Secretary General Bob Elphinston. "Such is the popularity of the AYOF 25 of the 28 summer Sports Federations wanted to participate and ultimately the AOC would like to include them all" he said. The new sports added to the 2003 program are Archery, Badminton, Fencing, Judo, Shooting, Softball, Table Tennis, Tae Kwon Do, Water Polo, Weightlifting and Wrestling, "Badminton, Fencing, Judo and Wrestling are sports where we are less developed and looking to improve" Elphinston said. The AOC has invited all countries from the East Asian Region and it’s expected Australia’s future Olympians will compete against teams from China, Japan and South Korea. "These countries are the world super powers in many of those disciplines," he said.

48. Martial Arts Supplies From DOSHIN Tegner / Paperback / Published 1975 Combat sports (olympic sports). Robert Sandelson/ Library Binding / Published 1991 Gene Lebells Handbook of judo A Step http://www.doshinmartialarts.com/bk_judo.htm

Member of MARTIAL ARTS HYPERBANNER ! DOSHIN M ARTIAL A RTS S UPPLIES ONLINE Advanced Combat Ju-Jutsu-Entrance to Secrets D'Arcy Rahming / Paperback / Published 1994 Best Judo Isao Inokuma, Nobuyuki Sato / Paperback / Published 1987 Bruce Tegner's Complete Book of Jujitsu Bruce Tegner / Paperback / Published 1977 Bruce Tegner's Complete Book of Self-Defense Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Savate, Yawara, Aikido, and Ate-Waza. Bruce Tegn-Er, Bruce Tegner / Paperback / Published 1975 Combat Sports (Olympic Sports) Robert Sandelson / Library Binding / Published 1991 Gene Lebells Handbook of Judo : A Step by Step Guide to Winning in Sport Judo (Heritage Series (Los Angeles, Calif.).) Gene Lebell, Gene Labell / Paperback / Published 1996 Get to Grips With Competition Judo Peter Holme / Paperback / Published 1996 Get to Grips with Judo Peter Holme / Paperback / Published 1995 Jodo-Way of the Stick Michael Finn / Paperback / Published 1994 Judo (Action Sports Series) Judo (Teach Yourself) Syd Hoare / Paperback / Published 1993 Judo : A Pictorial Manual Pat Harrington, Betty Huxley (Photographer) / Paperback / Published 1992

49. Judo: Buernor Retains Title He noted that the country should explore judo as one of its olympic sports andconcentrate on it since it could fetch her the much cherished olympic medal. http://www.graphic.com.gh/gsports/news/w18.html

Judo: Buernor retains title By Kwabena Agyei-Boahene JUDO Celebrity, David Buernor last Saturday put up a splendid performance to retain his title when he outclassed Emmanuel Lartey to win the 66kg senior class category of the Japan Ambassador’s Cup National Judo Championship at the Sports Hall at the Accra Stadium. Buernor had no problem as he lifted Lartey onto the ground in the early minutes of their challenge to end the encounter ahead of schedule. The victory make Buernor the undisputed champion in his category, a feat he has consolidated after winning bronze for the country in Scotland four years ago. The tournament which was sponsored by the Japan Embassy and the Ghana Judo Association underscored the high profile nature of judo in the country, as well as strengthen the sporting ties between Ghana and Japan. The event, also used to celebrate the Japanese week became the biggest judo tournament ever to take place in the country. In the 66kg class, Alex Amoako exhibited thrilling skills to dispose makes Emmanuel Nartey to clinch victory, while Richard Antwi placed third. After a keen contest in the 16-18 eyars category, Prosper Kudor defeated Osmanu Mohammed to take the gold medal, while Amadu Seidu won bronze for placing third.

50. Judo Books Best judo; Isao Inokuma, Nobuyuki Sato; Paperback. Combat sports (olympic sports);Robert Sandelson; Library Binding Descriptive information available. http://members.tripod.com/westcoastjujitsu/judo.html

West Coast Jujitsu Quick Nav Bar Home Class Info Professor Bio's Notebook Calendar Shoshin Ryu Bookstore Guest Book E-Mail Links What's New! Search Feedback Site Map West Grove Jujitsu Book Store in association with Amazon.com Jujitsu Books Other Books Home Click on a book to get more information or to purchase it Best Judo ; Isao Inokuma, Nobuyuki Sato; Paperback Combat Sports (Olympic Sports) ; Robert Sandelson; Library Binding Descriptive information available. The Complete 7 Katas of Judo ; M. Kawaishi; Paperback Get to Grips With Competition Judo ; Peter Holme; Paperback Get to Grips With Judo ; Peter Holme; Paperback Judo (Action Sports Series) Descriptive information available. Judo (Teach Yourself) ; Syd Hoare; Paperback Judo : A Pictorial Manual ; Pat Harrington, Betty Huxley (Photographer); Paperback Judo : Beginner to Black Belt ; Bruce Tegner; Paperback Karate and Judo : How to Play the All-Star Way (How to Play the All-Star Way) ; Thomas Nardi, et al; Hardcover; Descriptive information available. Karate and Judo Exercises ; Bruce Tegner; Paperback; Descriptive information available.

51. Judo Book Review - Judo - Starbook Style blend into a huge bank of knowledge from which people new to judo and the by a real'character' in one of the most demanding olympic sports, both physically http://www.bestjudo.com/brjudostarbrookstyle.shtml

Home Reviews Printer Friendly Judo - Starbrook Style Author: Dave Starbrook Pub: 1978 by Macdonald and Jane's Publishers Limited Pages: 128 Ranking: Out of Print: This book surprised me at how good it was! It's a rare winning competitor who is also a competent instructor, and Dave Starbrook is apparently one of them. I found many interesting insights into Judo in this small book. Written very much in the style of Anton Geesink's book, or Yamashita's book; it is an autobiographical history of Starbrook's Judo. Many B/W photos, but the text is so good I found myself wishing for less photos and more text... CONTENTS Foreword by Ray Ross 6 Chapter One How It Began 9 Chapter Two Martial Art l9 Chapter Three Basic Skills 27 Chapter Four Throws 39 Chapter Five Combinations 65 Chapter Six Groundwork 73 Chapter Seven Fitness Training 105 Chapter Eight Champions 117 The Glossary 126 Competition Successes 128 Inside Cover: In this easy-to-follow and informative guide, Dave Starbrook, Britain's leading exponent of the sport, explains his techniques for success in judo. With the help of photographs and line drawings, he describes his favourite throws, attacking moves and combinations, his methods of groundwork, armlocks, strangleholds, defensive and counter moves. But judo is a sport in which each individual has to find the techniques which suit him best, and nobody knows this better than joint British team manager Dave Starbrook. So he also explains methods which other champion judoka (judo players) use, but which he found less rewarding.

52. Judo Book Review - Father Of Judo Apart from his promotion of judo and olympic sports, Kano's fervent passionin life was the furthering of higher educational standards. http://www.bestjudo.com/brfatherofjudo.shtml

Home Reviews Printer Friendly Father of Judo A Biography of Jigoro Kano Author: Brian N. Watson Pub: 2000 by Kodansha Pages: 212 Ranking: In Print - Even though I give this a Four Star rating, I must admit to being somewhat disappointed in this book. As the author states: "Since the chief aim of the book is to make the life of Jigoro Kano accessible to the widest possible audience, dialogue has been included, much of which has been re-created in the light of documented historical fact and the known personalities of the people involved." I must confess that I would have been much happier with a more scholarly approach to the biography of Jigoro Kano. There is so little available in English, that this could have been a most remarkable book. Instead, it simply makes fine reading, but nothing is annotated, and the "recreated" conversations throw doubt on what is true, and what is "recreated"... at least in my mind. There is, as well, some apparently incorrect 'history' in the book... as an example: "From the early 1900s, he started to send some of his highest graded judo experts to foreign countries in order to teach Kodokan judo. For example, Mitsuyo Maeda went to Brazil in 1914 to teach Kodokan judo. One of his judo students, Helio Gracie, subsequently devised his own style, which he named Gracie Jujutsu."

53. BBC SPORT | MARTIAL ARTS | Ozkan Enjoys Olympic Revenge Hockey Martial Arts Racquet sports Water sports Other sports Fans' Guide ChechenbornHuseyin Ozkan gave Turkey its first olympic judo gold medal on http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/low/english/olympics2000/martial_arts/newsid_929000/

Front Page Football Cricket Rugby Union ... Paralympics BBC Sport Online: Martial Arts Sunday, 17 September, 2000, 16:26 GMT 17:26 UK Ozkan enjoys Olympic revenge Chechen-born Huseyin Ozkan gave Turkey its first Olympic judo gold medal on Sunday, and Legna Verdecia underlined the depth of the Cuban challenge, as Japan's gold hunt in their own sport stalled in Sydney. Ozkan, said his under-66kg featherweight win over French world champion Larbi Benboudaoud would be celebrated not only in Turkey but also in Chechnya which he left in 1993. "My family still lives in Chechenya and I am also famous there," the 28-year-old Ozkan said. "My friends and my family are waiting for the news. But there is no television broadcasting in Chechenya. When they hear about this, they will be very happy." In Birmingham, the Frenchman caught me first and could execute his technique. Now we are even at 1-1 Huseyin Ozkan Ozkan, who lost to Benboudaoud in the world championship final last October, was slapped with a warning early in the final but threw his French opponent at one minute 44 seconds. Technique "In Birmingham, the Frenchman caught me first and could execute his technique," Ozkan said. "Now we are even at 1-1."

54. China Seeks Adjustment In Olympic Sports Structure in Sydney olympics are from such sports as table diving, gymnastics, shooting, weightliftingand judo, all of China also failed to earn olympic berth in men's http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/english/200102/06/eng20010206_61648.html

Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China Quiz ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Tuesday, February 06, 2001, updated at 13:31(GMT+8) Sports China Seeks Adjustment in Olympic Sports Structure Having collected an unprecedented overhaul of 28 golds in Sydney Olympics, China aims for breakthrough outside those sports they keep perennial dominance over. In Monday's meeting involving sporting chiefs across the country, decision-makers, targeting the 2004 Athens Games, decided to make some reasonable and minor changes to the Olympics sports structure while continuing to strengthen the dominance in favorite events. As many as 26 golds in Sydney Olympics are from such sports as table tennis, badminton, diving, gymnastics, shooting, weightlifting and judo, all of which are traditional sources of medals for China in past major events. But in swimming, athletics and aquatic events, where a total of 119 golds are on offer, China becomes a minnow as they snatched only one gold in women's walking race and ended up without any medals in swimming pools. China also failed to earn Olympic berth in men's soccer, men's volleyball and women's basketball and had a poor Olympic showing in women's volleyball and men's basketball. China's women soccer, which finished runners-up in the 1996 Olympics and 1999 World Cup, did not even go beyond the group stage in Sydney.

55. Team Clydesdale Question 1 Name the olympic sports that use weight divisions. Answer to triviaquestion 1 Boxing, judo, Rowing, Taekwondo, Weightlifting, Wrestling The http://www.teamclydesdale.org/Archives/archive_olympicanswers.htm

Team Clydesdale Slogan "You don't have to be thin to be fit" Visit Our Sponsors: 2000 Olympic Trivia Questions and Answers Questions #8: Name 10 Female Olympic athletes weighing 67 kgs(150 lbs) or more. Include country, sport and weight Sorry, No Correct Answers Answer to trivia question#8: Questions #7: Name 10 Male Olympic athletes weighing 87kgs(190 lbs) or more. Include country, sport and weight Sorry, No Correct Answers Answer to trivia question#7: Questions #6: List the Olympic weight classes in Weight Lifting Sorry, No Correct Answers Answer to trivia question#6: Questions #5: List the Olympic weight classes in Boxing Sorry, No Correct Answers Answer to trivia question#5: Question #4: Name the Olympic sports that use age divisions.

56. Books On Judo, The Olympic Sport And Martial Art MANUAL OF THROWS FOR sports judo SELF DEFENSE Fred Neff; Lerner Publishers olympicjudo GROUNDWORK TECHNIQUE* Neil Adams, 5th dan Cyril Carter; Pelham Books http://www.judoinfo.com/biblio2.htm

Books on Judo This is a comprehensive listing of books (alphabetical by title) on the art of Kodokan Judo. It includes all the books I could identify, available in the English language, on Judo. An "*" next to the name of the book indicates that, to the best of my knowledge, the book is out of print. Michael J. D'Auben . Visit The Judo Book Shelf for more information about books from Michael J. D'Auben. ALL ABOUT JUDO Geof Gleeson, 7th dan EP Publishing Ltd, ISBN 0-7158-0590-8 A comprehensive manual of modern Judo training techniques for competition, which also stresses the importance of kata, along with randori and shiai. ARMLOCKS: JUDO MASTERCLASS TECHNIQUES Neil Adams Ippon Books, ISBN 0-95718455-2-7 A definitive volume on kansetsu waza, written by a former British champion who won his 1981 world title with an armlock. ASHIWAZA: JUDO MASTERCLASS TECHNIQUES Nobuyuki Sato Ippon Books, ISBN 0-951-8455-5-1 This book is a study of de-ashi-barai, okuri-ashi-barai, harai-tsurikomi-ashi, and sasae-tsurikomi-ashi by two time world champion Sato. ASHIWAZA II: JUDO MASTERCLASS TECHNIQUES Ippon Books, ISBN I-874572-65-8

57. Japan Omnibus - Sports - Martial Arts Japanese traditional sports generally grew out of the various fighting At the 1964olympics in Tokyo, judo made its first appearance as an olympic sport. http://www.japan-zone.com/omnibus/martial.shtml

Home Quizzes Sports Quiz 1 Sports Quiz 2 History Quiz General Climate Sightseeing Tokyo Kyoto Hokkaido Tohoku Area ... Okinawa Sports Baseball Soccer Sumo Martial Arts ... Other Sports History Early History Edo ~ Meiji Period 20th Century Religion Shinto Buddhism Other Religions Shrines ... Temples Politics Government Political Parties Prime Ministers (1885-) Sign up for our free newsletter. Keep up with the latest news and gossip from Japan. more info archives Search the site Topsites Japan Japanese traditional sports generally grew out of the various fighting techniques used by the samurai warrior class in feudal Japan. While the samurai were highly important in feudal society, after peace was established by Tokugawa Ieyasu in the early 1600's, their fighting skills were diverted into more spiritual activities. The fighting arts were combined with Confucianism Shinto and Zen Buddhism as a means of spiritual as well as physical training. Over the years, the names changed also: kenjutsu , for example, meaning Sword Technique changed to kendo or the Way of the Sword to imply the spiritual discipline inherent in these arts. After the

58. Zeal.com - United States - New - Sports - All Sports - Sports Reference - Events 2. Ananova olympic judo http//www.ananova.com/sport/story/sm_43424.html PressAssociation offers an introductory guide to the olympic sport of judo. http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=575723

59. Real Sports - The Magazine: Want More - June/July 2000: Judo History Women's judo, after a stint as a demonstration sport in 1988, was first added No USjudoka has ever won an olympic gold medal Copyright 2002 REAL sports magazine http://www.real-sports.com/mag/wantmore/wantmore_junejuly00_gaichi1.html

GAICHI PERFORMANCE: Judo History The sport of judo traces back to the brutal hand-to-hand combat of the ancient Japanese samurai warriors. Literally meaning "soft way," judo was developed by Dr. Jigoro Kano in the early 1880s as a gentler alternative to the more dangerous martial arts. The sport preaches strict training to produce a mind and body in a state of harmony and balance. In Judo, the competitors or "judokas" employ specialized principles of movement, balance and leverage to: Throw the opponent to the mat on his/her back Immobilize or control an opponent on any part of his/her back Apply arm bars, keeping in mind that joint locks other than the elbow constitute a serious rules violation Choke the opponent while avoiding any action which might injure the neck or the spine of the opponent Incoming force is often used by the defender to defeat an opponent. A perfect, full-point throw results in the end of the match. This perfect move is scored as an "ippon." Other incremental or lesser scores, such as waza-ari, yuko and koka, can be awarded. In its original version, breakdowns by weightclass played no part in the sport. The early theory claimed that the size of the competitor was irrelevant, since the key ingredients of judo are leverage and timing. Therefore, proponents of the sport believe that a small but skilled athlete could defeat a larger fighter. This theory changed in 1961 when the 6 1/2-foot, 253-pound Dutchman named Antonius Geesink won the world championships by crushing three Japanese fighters in consecutive rounds.

60. Press Box - 2003 Titan Games Sports Schedule Announced - 12/30/2002 competitions in boxing, judo and karate. The Night of Champions is a VIP receptionhonoring olympic champions in each of the respective Titan Games sports. http://www.usocpressbox.org/usoc/pressbox.nsf/194b70a9cf53161687256c68000dff30/a

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