Judo - Le Mans

Judo ▸ France ▸ Pays de la Loire ▸ Sarthe ▸ Le Mans

Clubs

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7 BD LOUIS LEPRINCE RINGUET, 72000 LE MANS

Judo

2 RUE RENEE AUDUC, 72000 LE MANS

5 PROMENADE NEWTON, 72100 LE MANS

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Sports Loisirs Section Judo

20 RUE DU SPOUTNICK, 72019 LE MANS CEDEX 02

20 Rue du Spoutnik, Le Mans, France

Judo

Samourai 2000 Section Kendo

7 BD LOUIS LEPRINCE RINGUET, 72000 LE MANS

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A.D.I.M.C Handisport

7 Avenue Francois Mitterand, 72000 Le Mans

Judo

RUE HENRI CHAMPION, 72100 LE MANS

Judo

Stade Olympique du Maine

201 RUE HENRI CHAMPION, 72100 LE MANS

Actualité

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Throwback to one of the most beautiful ippons ever
There was never any doubt from the moment that Kosei Inoue stepped off the mat at 21 September 2000 in Sydney, 18 seconds after his first contest had begun, that Kosei Inoue of Japan would dominate the limelight on this special day of the 2000 Sydney Judo competition. JudoInside was with Inoue in a closed area just in advance of the press conference to share some magic moments of that day. In my imagination Inoue launched one of the most beautiful ippons ever. We look back to 21 September 2000, drawn up by Barnaby Chesterman on behalf of The World of Judo Magazine, 20 years ago.

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Throwback 19 Sep 2000 Severine Vandenhende shows France the way
At the Olympic Games of 2000 France had to wait a long time for a gold, but at 19 September 2000 Severine Vandenhende finally gave France its first Olympic title in Sydney. Fifteen years later Vandenhende helps the younger judoka to success. JudoInside witnessed the Olympic Games in Sydney with each day new miracles at perhaps the best ever Games. We throwback to 19 September 2000, drawn up by Barnaby Chesterman on behalf of The World of Judo Magazine.

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Throwback 17 Sep 2000 with the turkish fairytale of Huseyin Ozkan
At 17 September 2000 Turkey captured its first Olympic title in Sydney. An extraordinary stunt by Khasei Bisultanov aka Huseyin Ozkan. Adopted, cherished and still headcoach of Turkey. JudoInside witnessed the Olympic Games in Sydney with each day new miracles at perhaps the best ever Games. We throwback to 17 September 2000, drawn up by Barnaby Chesterman on behalf of The World of Judo Magazine.

Judo : Le Figaro reçoit les championnes du monde Marie-Eve Gahié et Madeleine Malonga
De retour du Japon couvertes d'or, les deux judokates françaises sont de passage dans nos locaux.

Sport24 Le Figaro

Judo - Le Kosovo, inattendue place forte du judo mondial
La championne olympique Majlinda Kelmendi en est l'exemple le plus illustre: jeune et petite nation, le Kosovo s'est imposé comme une puissance du...

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