Asturian Judo Kata Team Shines at Iberian Trophy, Securing Multiple Medals
Asturias’ Judo Kata team delivered a stellar performance at the Iberian Kata Trophy held this past weekend in Portugal, returning home with an impressive haul of five medals and one fifth-place finish.The strong showing positions the Asturian pairs favorably in the national ranking for qualification to the European Championships.
Junior Teams Dominate: Gold and Silver in Ju No Kata
Three junior pairs from Club Judo Gandoy represented Asturias in the competition. Naroa Escanciano and Paul de Villota captured gold in Ju No Kata, while teammates Paula García and Sara Ruiz secured the silver, marking an Asturian one-two in the discipline.
Nage No Kata Victory for Sastre and cadavieco
Adding to the junior team’s success, Alejandro Sastre and Marcos Cadavieco triumphed in Nage No Kata, claiming another championship title for Asturias.
Senior Judokas add to Medal Count
The senior competitors from Oviedo’s Takeda and Oviedo Sport clubs continued the winning streak.Rosa Trillo and Nora Barrera of Takeda earned silver in Senior Ju No Kata, followed by Juan Patricio Rodríguez and Laura Riera of Oviedo Sport, who took home the bronze.
Fifth Place Finish in Katame No Kata
Covadonga Marcos and Estefanía Bravo, also from Takeda, finished in fifth place in Katame No Kata, contributing to the overall success of the Asturian team.
Technical Direction
The athletes were under the technical direction of Mónica Cadavieco, Carlos Ruiz, Elena Rodríguez, and Cintia de Sáa.
What specific Kata did Naroa Escanciano and Paul de Villota win gold in?
Asturian Judo Kata Team Shines at Iberian Trophy, Securing Multiple Medals
Asturias’ Judo Kata team delivered a stellar performance at the Iberian Kata Trophy held this past weekend in Portugal, returning home with an impressive haul of five medals and one fifth-place finish.The strong showing positions the Asturian pairs favorably in the national ranking for qualification to the european Championships.
Junior Teams Dominate: Gold and Silver in Ju No Kata
Three junior pairs from Club Judo gandoy represented Asturias in the competition. Naroa Escanciano and Paul de villota captured gold in Ju No Kata,while teammates Paula García and Sara Ruiz secured the silver,marking an Asturian one-two in the discipline.
Nage No Kata Victory for Sastre and cadavieco
Adding to the junior team’s success, Alejandro Sastre and Marcos Cadavieco triumphed in Nage No Kata, claiming another championship title for Asturias.
Senior Judokas add to Medal Count
The senior competitors from Oviedo’s Takeda and Oviedo Sport clubs continued the winning streak.Rosa Trillo and Nora Barrera of Takeda earned silver in Senior Ju no Kata, followed by Juan Patricio Rodríguez and Laura Riera of Oviedo Sport, who took home the bronze.
fifth Place Finish in Katame No Kata
Covadonga Marcos and Estefanía Bravo,also from Takeda,finished in fifth place in Katame No Kata,contributing to the overall success of the asturian team.
Technical Direction
The athletes were under the technical direction of Mónica Cadavieco, Carlos Ruiz, Elena Rodríguez, and Cintia de Sáa.
Q&A: Asturian Judo Kata Team at the Iberian Trophy
What is Judo Kata?
Judo Kata is a series of prearranged forms (sequences of movements) that demonstrate judo techniques. It focuses on precision, timing, and the correct execution of techniques, rather than the free-flowing sparring seen in randori (fighting).
What is the significance of the Iberian Kata Trophy?
The Iberian Kata Trophy is a prestigious competition that provides a platform for judokas to showcase their Kata skills. Success here boosts their rankings and improves their chances of qualifying for larger events, like the European Championships.
What are the different Katas mentioned in the article?
The article highlights Ju No Kata (gentle way), Nage No Kata (forms of throwing), and Katame No Kata (forms of grappling).Each Kata emphasizes different aspects of Judo and requires specific skills and expertise.
Who are the key clubs and individuals making up the Asturian team?
The article mentions Club judo gandoy, Oviedo’s Takeda, and Oviedo Sport, along with the pairs of judokas representing each club. The key individuals are naroa Escanciano, Paul de Villota, Paula García, Sara Ruiz, Alejandro Sastre, Marcos Cadavieco, Rosa trillo, Nora Barrera, Juan Patricio Rodríguez, Laura Riera, Covadonga Marcos, and Estefanía Bravo. They were under the technical direction of Mónica Cadavieco,Carlos Ruiz,Elena Rodríguez,and Cintia de Sáa.
How do the Asturian team’s results impact their chances of going to the European Championships?
The excellent performance at the Iberian Kata Trophy significantly improves their positions in the national rankings. This increased ranking makes them strong contenders for qualification to the European championships.
The Asturian team’s success at the Iberian Kata Trophy is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Keep an eye out for these talented judokas as they strive for european glory!
