Dear Judo friends,
I spent my summer in Ahrensbök this year. Ahrensbök is not foreign to me at all, in fact I have made really good judo friends here over the last few years. On September 1st I was able to support the committed judoka from Ahrensbök at the traditional annual Kiwanis Children’s Day. The Ahrensbök Judo Club had a club information stand there with a coveted wheel of fortune.
The kids had a lot of fun and there were only prizes and no losses. Of course, a demonstration was also a must. The last demonstration was seven years ago. The demonstration, accompanied by music, took place at midday. The Ahrensbök judoka impressed the amazed audience with a great demonstration. They rolled, fell over obstacles and even performed a backward fall exercise while sitting over the back of a chair. Of course, there were also judo throws. All the judoka showed off their skills in their respective training groups. The highlight was the judo teens with judo throws as self-defense and, at the end, several quick throws in a row. It was a really successful event.
I had already taken part in the Ahrensböker Gill’s annual local festival parade on July 7th. This was the third time that I had been invited to the annual local festival parade by the Ahrensböker Judo Club. I was happy to accept this invitation and took part together with the Ahrensböker Judoka. The Ahrensböker Judo Club has once again put together a lot for this local festival parade. The judoka and I rode along on a large 40-ton truck and handed out flyers, snacks and silicone bracelets for this year’s club motto “40 years of judo in Ahrensbök/1984 to 2024”.
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Discovering the World of Judo in Ahrensbök: A Hub of Martial Arts Excellence
Ahrensbök, a charming town in Germany, has been home to the Ahrensböker Judoclub e.V. since 1984, making it a haven for judo enthusiasts of all ages [[1]]. As a popular tourist destination, Ahrensbök attracts visitors from around the world, many of whom share a passion for martial arts. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of judo in Ahrensbök, exploring the town’s rich judo culture, the Ahrensböker Judoclub’s commitment to the sport, and the exciting events that bring the community together.
The Ahrensböker Judoclub: A Family-Oriented Club
The Ahrensböker Judoclub e.V. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting judo as a sport, a way of life, and a means of personal development. With a motto that emphasizes being “Open, Reliable, and Family-Friendly,” the club welcomes members of all ages and skill levels, creating a sense of community and belonging [[1]]. The club’s commitment to its members is evident in its various social media channels, including its YouTube channel, which features event videos like the AhrensboekerJudoclub Halloween-Turnier 2023 [[2]], and its Instagram profile, where it shares updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses into club life [[3]].
Community Events: A Platform for Judo Excellence
The Ahrensböker Judoclub is deeply involved in the local community, organizing and participating in various events that showcase judo as a sport and a tool for personal growth. One such event is the traditional annual Kiwanis Children’s Day, which takes place on September 1st. During this event, the club sets up an information stand, offering a coveted wheel of fortune that delights kids of all ages. The highlight of the event is, of course, a judo demonstration, which features the club’s talented judokas performing impressive feats of strength, agility, and skill.
In their demonstration, the Ahrensbök judokas rolled, fell over obstacles, and even performed a backward fall exercise while sitting on the back of a chair, leaving the audience in awe. The event is a testament to the club’s dedication to promoting judo as a sport that combines physical discipline, mental focus, and self-defense techniques.
A Hub of Martial Arts Excellence
Ahrensbök’s judo scene is thriving, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Ahrensböker Judoclub and its members. The club’s commitment to excellence is evident in its state-of-the-art facilities, expert coaching, and supportive community. Whether you’re a seasoned judoka or a newcomer to the sport, Ahrensbök offers a welcoming environment to learn, grow, and thrive.
Ahrensbök is a must-visit destination for judo enthusiasts and families alike. The town’s rich judo culture, combined with the Ahrensböker Judoclub’s dedication to the sport, creates a unique and empowering experience that will leave you feeling inspired and motivated to take your judo journey to the next level.
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Discovering the World of Judo in Ahrensbök: A Hub of Martial Arts Excellence
Ahrensbök, a charming town in Germany, has been home to the Ahrensböker Judoclub e.V. since 1984, making it a haven for judo enthusiasts of all ages [[1]]. As a popular tourist destination, Ahrensbök attracts visitors from around the world, many of whom share a passion for martial arts. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of judo in Ahrensbök, exploring the town’s rich judo culture, the Ahrensböker Judoclub’s commitment to the sport, and the exciting events that bring the community together.
The Ahrensböker Judoclub: A Family-Oriented Club
The Ahrensböker Judoclub e.V. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting judo as a sport, a way of life, and a means of personal development. With a motto that emphasizes being “Open, Reliable, and Family-Friendly,” the club welcomes members of all ages and skill levels, creating a sense of community and belonging [[1]]. The club’s commitment to its members is evident in its various social media channels, including its YouTube channel, which features event videos like the AhrensboekerJudoclub Halloween-Turnier 2023 [[2]], and its Instagram profile, where it shares updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses into club life [[3]].
Community Events: A Platform for Judo Excellence
The Ahrensböker Judoclub is deeply involved in the local community, organizing and participating in various events that showcase judo as a sport and a tool for personal growth. One such event is the traditional annual Kiwanis Children’s Day, which takes place on September 1st. During this event, the club sets up an information stand, offering a coveted wheel of fortune that delights kids of all ages. The highlight of the event is, of course, a judo demonstration, which features the club’s talented judokas performing impressive feats of strength, agility, and skill.
In their demonstration,
