Santiago de Chile, Chile.- La actividad fue organizada y desarrollada por la Fenajudo Chile, EL Judo Tradicional, con apoyo logístico de Comité Paralímpico de Chile, Fenaddivi Discapacidad Visual, participaron judokas del Team de Judo Paralímpico, de Katsumoto Judo Club-Academia y alumnos de Judo del programa de la Corporación Municipal de Deportes Recoleta,
Un amplio y variado programa fue desarrollado en arbitraje de competición, marcaciones, faltas, reglamentos, prevención y psicología deportiva de alto rendimiento con apoyo profesional del Sensei Lizardo Suazo, 6to Dan arbitro Continental de Union Panamericana de Judo y Director técnico del Team de Parajudo.
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FENAJUDO HOLDS SEMINAR ON INCLUSIVE JUDGESHIP FOR CONVENTIONAL AND PARALYMPIC JUDO.
Santiago, Chile.– The event was organized and conducted by Fenajudo Chile and Traditional Judo, with logistical support from the Chilean Paralympic Committee and Fenaddivi Visual Disability. Participants included judokas from the Paralympic Judo Team, the Katsumoto Judo Club-Academy, and judo students from the Recoleta Municipal Sports Corporation program. The seminar, held on Saturday, September 5th, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., was fully attended.
A comprehensive and varied program was offered, covering competition refereeing, scoring, fouls, rules, injury prevention, and high-performance sports psychology, with professional support from Sensei Lizardo Suazo, 6th Dan, Continental Referee for the Pan American Judo Union and Technical Director of the Parajudo Team.
Sensei Elizabeth Thompson Fantuzzi, 6th Dan, Director of the Pedagogy Department at KANO RYU International School, Vice President of the Panamerican Judo Union (PJU), and Professor of Philosophy, led the workshop.
Also participating in the instruction were Judo referees Esteban Adrián Pino Corrales and Luciano González, both 3rd Dan black belts, who provided IT support, drawing on their backgrounds as computer engineers.
The support team also included Francisco Marambio, 2nd Dan, a psychologist and sports technician, and Sonia Villarroel, 1st Dan, a metallurgical civil engineer.
Completing the support staff was Joaquín Ignacio Araya Gutiérrez, an occupational therapist and technical assistant for the Paralympic Team.
Fenajudo Chile, Judo Para Todos (Judo for All), made its entire staff of advanced and professional judokas available for this excellent clinic, fostering a day of camaraderie and dedicated attention to inclusive competitive judo.
CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH AND EVERY PARTICIPANT!!
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