Judo is a sport :)
The Judo men's division was first introduced to the Olympic Games in 1964. The women's division asa added in the 1992 Barcelona games.
Paralympic Judo is for Visually impaired (VI) athletes. The rules are similar to regular (IJF) judo but athletes must take a grip on their opponents uniform (gi) prior to the match starting and maintain physical contact during the match. Referees help guide the athletes to each other at match start and will intervene if the action is going out of bounds or if contact is lost. http://www.ibsa.es/
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18 to enter judo in the olympic level, but i doubt you would get in anyway, you gotta get to the level first, then start trainin for the next olympics
The 1964 Olympic Games, hosted by Tokyo, Japan were the first to feature Judo. Japan won three of the four weight classes.
Javelin? I think !
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Israel has won the majority of their Olympic medals in the sports of Judo and Sailing. 3 medalswere won in Judo and 3 medals were won in Sailing.
i am thinking of between 100-300 years ago because judo was founded when the samurai's had wars.
They have 7 each for swimming and judo.