The least we can say is that 2020 was a special, even strange year, in which all our benchmarks were either misplaced or totally lost. Yet, in this difficult context there are things that keep us alive, binding us to our breath and among these things there was judo, our judo.

Throughout the year, we have continued to offer you events and programmes that have allowed us to enjoy being part of this great judo community.

Rediscover some moments from a year that, all in all, was fascinating.

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Interview
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Judo for Children
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Judo for Children
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