Andreja Leski: the Gold Means I Have a Voice Now for Positive Change
On 30th July 2024, Andreja Leski extended the Slovenian stronghold on the -63 kg category, winning an ...
Read more-63 kg: Leski Takes the Title Back to Slovenia
The Olympic champion is Andreja Leski, the third Slovenian woman to win the title from the last 4 Olympic ...
Read moreErasmus+ Wellbeing Project Hits Targets
The Erasmus+ youth exchange programme ‘Feel Great, Socialise Strong: Empowering Young Minds,’ led ...
Read moreChildren's Kata Festival and Seminar in Ljubljana
Over the weekend, a Children’s Kata Festival and Kata Seminar was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The ...
Read moreSlovenia’s Judo for Adult Women Programme
Last year, at the Tashkent Grand Slam 2023, we engaged in a conversation with Ms Nuša Lampe (SLO), a ...
Read moreEJU: Further Development is the Reward for Excellence
On Wednesday 13th September, EJU President, Dr László Toth visited Maribor in Slovenia, to deliver ...
Read moreEYOF is the Perfect Pre-Cursor
As today marks one year to go, just a year left to prepare, train, study and refine before the Paris ...
Read moreThe Olympic Champions (11): Urska Zolnir (SLO)
Interviewing an Olympic champion is something special and always delivers thought-provoking words and ...
Read moreThe Kodokan Delivers in Slovenia
While #JudoAstana gets underway in Kazakhstan, the Porec Judo Festival continues in Croatia and the African ...
Read moreThe Olympic Champions (2): Tina Trstenjak (SLO)
Interviewing an Olympic champion is something special and always delivers some thought-provoking words ...
Read moreDay 5: The Medals Don't Lie
We have reached the halfway point in Doha with 4 days of individual competition behind us and 3 still ...
Read moreJudo, Just Do It!!!
Like Tina Trstenjak, Nuša Lampe is from Slovenia. After her sports career, she became involved in refereeing ...
Read moreThe Story of a Life
Just a few weeks ago, Tina Trstenjak (SLO) took the plunge, putting an end to her international career ...
Read moreTina’s Out but Not Out Out
Today, after a career that can only be described as illustrious, Tina Trstenjak has announced her retirement ...
Read moreThe Pilot Countries, Part 2: Slovenia, continued…
Recently we spoke with Saso Sindic of the IJF Judo for Children Commission, about his role in Mala Sola ...
Read moreThe Pilot Countries, Part 2: Slovenia
In terms of judo for school children, Slovenia offers much to think about. The background is important ...
Read moreFirst Official Meeting of the IJF President with Slovenian Judo Clubs
On 23rd September 2021, at the invitation of the Slovenian Olympic Committee, the President of the International ...
Read moreMarjan Fabjan and Slovenian Olympic medallists Awarded by IJF President
On the eve of the Zagreb Grand Prix in Croatia, IJF President Marius Vizer, travelled to Slovenia to ...
Read moreJUDO: a Discipline in the Service of Other Sports
Having spent more than thirty years on the tatami and twenty as a qualified judo coach, thirty-nine year ...
Read moreAnja Stangar is Back
Last year we learned the terrible news that Slovenian judoka Anja Stangar was diagnosed with lymphoma. ...
Read moreAnja Stangar Scored Ippon Against Cancer
Several months ago we learned the terrible news that Slovenian judoka Anja Stangar was diagnosed with ...
Read moreAnja Stangar: The Fight Goes On
During spring 2020, we learned from Anja Stangar (SLO) herself, that she had been diagnosed with cancer. ...
Read moreAnja Stangar: The Biggest Fight of Her Life
At the end of April 2020, in Slovenia, the whole Stangar family was gathered around Anja. She was the ...
Read moreBack to Judo
Back to our ‘normal’ lives. Slovenian Judo Club Bezigrad restarted their training sessions this Tuesday. ...
Read moreKaja Kajzer – remember this name!
She is cute and she is strong. Winning her first gold medal at the Tel Aviv Grand Prix 2020 in -57 kg ...
Read moreTen Things You Didn’t Know About Marjan Fabjan
The familiar, stern face of Slovenian coach Marjan Fabjan can be seen at most major Judo events around ...
Read moreJudo in Schools Slovenia
$50,000 award for end-of-year world leaders
The International Judo Federation has awarded all 14 judoka who ended 2016 as the world number ones with ...
Read moreThe success of Slovenian Athletes - Interview with two Olympic Champions
A few weeks after the Rio Olympic Games, Tina Trstenjak (Rio Olympic Champion) and Urška Žolnir (London ...
Read moreSlovenia’s Olympic champion Trstenjak gets stamp of approval
Olympic champion Tina Trstenjak has been honoured for her Rio 2016 success with her own postage stamp ...
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