Szandra Szogedi is a Media Commissioner at the European Judo Union. She focuses on themes such as sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of family and relationships within the context of athletics. Szandra's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets including Judo Inside.
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By: Szandra Szogedi
The Dushanbe Grand Slam 2026 has officially come to an end, with Europe claiming 16 of the 20 medals on offer on the final day, including three of the five gold
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When the judo world thinks of Azerbaijan, images of Olympic champions, world medallists and explosive contest performances immediately come to mind. The nation
Part of the programme on the second and closing day of the European Judo Championships Kata Sarajevo 2026 was the Adapted Judo segment, where judo truly became
The EJU Kodokan Kata Seminar 2026 in Sarajevo opened on 18 May, bringing together judoka from across Europe for three days of study focused on Kodokan Kata. Wit
By: Szandra Szogedi
Continuity and stability remain at the forefront of Czech judo as Pavel Volek has been re-elected as President of the Czech Judo Federation, earning renewed con
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