Swedish Judo Federation (Special Needs Judo)

Brief outline of the history of pecial Needs judo in Sweden:

1970 Start of judo for Visual disabled at Tomteboda

1976 Start of new clubs

Committee starts in SHIF

Graduation-rules

1982 First Competition on a camp

1983 Demonstrations. Start of ’Team-competitions’

G-judo for ’mentaly’ disabled

1988 Paralympic Games in Seoul – Kenneth Hemmingsson, Blind, 3’d place –86 kg,

First handicaped to get 1 Dan

1992 First National Competition

Making of a Video, Books for education

1993 Start of courses in G-judo

1996 Visits to Ben vd Eng in Holland and Marita Kokkonen in Finland

1997 New visit to Ben vd Eng, National Championship, Holland and Finland visits Stockholm

1st handicaped to graduate to Black belt, Lars Hintze, Judoka of the year 1997.

1998 Start of our international camps and competitions

Swedish Handicap Judo Open

Åbo – Turku, Mikkeli

Wessanen Olympiade

2002 Patrik Andersson, First handicaped to graduate to 1 Dan with a modified program.

Göran Fogelström was the second judoka to graduate to black belt.

Judoka of the year 2002


More info: Contact Tomas Rundqvist 

tomas.rundqvist(at)judo.se , 

Information

Start in 1970

Handicapt Judo

214 judoka's

24 Clubs

S.J.F.

SHIF (Sportorg. Disabled)

S.O.: yes       

N.P.C. no       

V.I.: yes       

Competition: yes       

Regulations:adjusted       

Classification: 1 till 5       

Grading system: yes 

     

Useful links

Official homepage SJF

www.judo.se

 

Sportclubs

IK Södra

www.handikapp.iksodra.com

Gävle judoklubb

www.gavlejudo.nu

Landvetter Judo

www.landvetterjudo.se

Vastra

www.hbhohbo.se

More info

Please contact:

Tomas Rundqvist

tomas.rundqvist@judo.se

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