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Editorial
Being Coached By a Legend

The world’s best athletes, in any sport, become legends, sometimes for the people of their own nation ...

The IJF Mourns the Passing of Michael Leigh, 9th Dan

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Michael (Mick) Leigh, 9th dan, on Tuesday 30th ...

Following IOC Decision, IJF Confirms Existing Framework

The International Judo Federation (IJF) has taken note of the decision of the International Olympic Committee ...

Kata World Series
Canada Dominates Home Kata World Series in Laval

The Kata World Series arrived in Canada on 4th July, with Laval welcoming competitors from seven nations ...

IJF Academy
Malta Hosts Successful Pilot of the IJF Academy Foundation's Judo for Self-Defence Instructor Programme

The IJF Academy Foundation has successfully concluded the pilot edition of its Judo for Self-Defence ...

Venezuelan Judo Family Stands Together After Earthquake Tragedy

Recent history has been marked by many challenges for Venezuela.

Judo Centre Opens at Kazakhstan's Ministry of Defence Military Institute

A new chapter in the development of military judo in Kazakhstan has begun with the official opening of ...

Interview
Julien Goes Around the World (41)

For more than four years, Julien Brulard has been travelling the world through his Judo Nomad project, ...

Baku World Championships 2026
Baku World Championships 2026: Ticket Sales Open!

The road to the Baku World Senior Championships 2026 has officially begun with the launch of the event's ...

The World Champion Who Calls Himself Broken

For Nemanja Majdov, being broken is not a weakness, it is a badge of honour.

Han Qi’s Olympic Quest Begins in Qingdao

At the recent IJF World Judo Tour event, the Qingdao Grand Prix in China, local athlete Han Qi delivered ...

A Voice is Heard in the British Government in Support of Judo

World Judo Tour referee Lisa Rivers was invited to attend a public evidence session at the Palace of ...