Grand Slam Hungary
Team / Équipe
-52 kg: Kelly Deguchi
-57 kg: Jessika Klimkait
-63 kg: Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard
-73 kg: Arthur Margelidon
-81 kg: Francois Gauthier Drapeau
-81 kg: Mohab Elnahas
Coach / Entraineur:
Antoine Valois-Fortier
Janusz Pawlowski
Medical :
Tiffany Hunting
Judo Canada will offer an online National Kata Judge certification for Ju-no-kata on July 9, 2022 at 12:00 ET.
(A French version will also be available on July 16, 2022 at 12h00 ET.)
All candidates must be:
- A member in good standing of Judo Canada
- Shodan or higher.
- Have a full knowledge of the Ju-no-kata including a good knowledge of the IJF Kata Competition Judges Guidelines and Kata Competition Criteria for Evaluation.
- Complete the online registration form (link below)
Fees:
- Candidates: 75$
- Observer: presently National or International certified Kata Judges: Free
- Observer without certification: 30$
This online certification will consist of a
(i) Watching one recording prior to the seminar:
· General to all kata: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x82o85f?playlist=x6etjc
(ii) Three hours presentation on Zoom (link to be sent after the registration)
(iii) Exam on the Edbase website.
Each exam will contain 20 written questions. To be certified a candidate must have succeeded in a minimum number of questions:
– National : a minimum of 16 questions out of 20
Results will be announced one week after the exam.
A candidate who obtains between 14 and 15 good answers will have the opportunity to do a complementary oral exam of 3 questions in order to be promoted National.
We strongly advise to study the following document before taking the Exam: https://bit.ly/katacompENG
Registration:
This Judo Specific part of training of Coaches of Developing Competitor prepares the coach to support athletes in their Train to Train and subsequent development stages, in preparation for provincial/national-level competition and it includes two modules:
• Analysis of Performance Factors in Judo
• Performance Planning
Eligibility:
- Minimum age of 21.
- Minimum rank of Shodan with a working knowledge of the judo techniques included in the Judo Canada syllabus (up to and including Shodan).
- Trained Instructor (or former level 2).
- A letter of recommendation from the provincial/territorial association stating that the participant works with developing competitors at the Provincial level, and meets the technical requirements.
- Completion of the prerequisites (see below) – Multisport Competition Development modules and online evaluations where required.
- Successful online completion of a “Respect in Sport for the activity leader” e-learning module available at https://judo-canada-al.respectgroupinc.com/ for all candidates who did not complete this module in the past.
Prerequisites:
MULTISPORT MODULES offered by Provincial Sport Organizations:
- Developing Athletic Abilities;
- Prevention and Recovery;
- Conflict Management – followed by an online evaluation;
- Leading Drug-free Sport – followed by an online evaluation;
- Psychology of Performance;
- Coaching and Leading Effectively.
Schedule:
- Friday, July 22nd – 11:00 – 18:00;
- Saturday, July 23rd 9:30-17:00;
- Sunday, July 24th : 9:30-16:00.
All candidates will have to register here: The Locker (coach.ca) and pay the full fees of $510 which will include all the resources to be distributed in electronic format.
Coaches must bring judogi and sport equipment that will allow for comfortable Strength and training sessions in a gym.
For more information, please contact: [email protected]
National Kata Clinic – André Parent 
Location: Club de judo Haut-Richelieu
275 Av. du Parc, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC J2W 1N2,
The clinic will focus on Ju-no-kata & Kodokan Goshin-jutsu
Schedule: 9h00-12h15 & 13h00-16h30
Fees: 75$ per person
Mandatory registration