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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.It is time to celebrate Judo Canada’s fantastic performance at the 2020 Olympic Games. It has been a challenging time for judo as the covid-19 pandemic consumed the world, it has been 16 months of stop, change plans, pivot, move forward, stop, move backwards and pivot again, certainly not ideal for a high-performance program. The Canadian Olympic Judo Teams journey was more difficult than most; isolation training, Olympic camps in Lethbridge, cohorts of four at the INS, limited access to international events and no international training camps. The excuses and reasons were there for the Canadian team not to perform but guess what, they dug in with determination, embracing the challenge and kept moving forward. Not many nations had to over come these challenges to develop an Olympic team that was capable of winning multiple medals, making this Canadian Olympic teams run at the 2020 Olympics even more remarkable. It took a team to produce these results; amazing national coaches, personal coach support, training partners, doctors, therapists, strength coaches, psychologists, nutritionists, Judo Canada board members, Judo Canada office staff, provinces, RTC programs, Olympic team members families, judo supporters, sponsors and incredible athletes, EVERYONE is connected to these results, it takes a village to build a performance. Canadians were able to cheer on a Judo Canada team best fifteen wins, two bronze medals and two fifth places at the 2020 Olympic Games in July 2021. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RUN! Congratulations Judo Canada!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.🥉BRONZE IN JUDO x2🥉
🇨🇦Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard wins Canada's 2nd Bronze Medal in as many days in Judo at the #Tokyo2020 Olympics after defeating 🇻🇪Anriquelis Barrios!
All of Canada's medals have been won by women so far!
is a well established dojo for any age and ability. Focusing on self-confidence and the respect for others and oneself, our club helps develop role models for our community.
The Airdrie Judo club promotes a safe learning environment to develop strength, power, speed, agility, and flexibility while instilling concentration and discipline. From beginner to national champion, the Airdrie Judo Club can inspire to make Judo a life long sport.
- 5th Degree Black Belt (Godan) - NCCP Level 3 (Competitive) - AB Coach 2002-10 & 2016-18 - National “A” Referee - 10X National Medalist
- 2nd Degree Black Belt
- NCCP Level 1 (Dojo Assistant)
- International Judo Federation
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