Športna uspešnost evropskega juda v svetovnem merilu

diplomsko delo

Narsej Lackovič (Author), Vlado Čuš (Mentor)

Abstract

Judo je japonska borilna veščina, ki jo je leta 1882 ustanovil Jigoro Kano. Njegova velika želja in vseživljenjsko prizadevanje sta bila, da bi judo postal olimpijski šport. Čeprav mu je to uspelo, sam tega trenutka žal ni dočakal, saj je pred tem preminil. Judo je postal del olimpijskega programa leta 1964, ko so olimpijske igre potekale v Tokiu, in je od takrat nepogrešljiv del olimpijskih iger. V zadnjih desetletjih je judo doživel izjemen razvoj na tehničnem, telesnem in zlasti tekmovalnem področju. Najpomembnejši pokazatelj njegovega napredka je širitev po skoraj vseh državah sveta. O tem pričajo tudi podatki, da na svetovnih prvenstvih v judu sodelujejo tekmovalci iz približno 150 držav, po nekaterih ocenah pa judo trenira okoli 25 milijonov ljudi po vsem svetu. Za temo diplomskega dela sem se odločil, ker želim zbrati vse dobitnike medalj s svetovnih prvenstev in olimpijskih iger ter njihove rezultate predstaviti na enem mestu. Ti podatki omogočajo pregled razvoja tekmovalnega juda v zgodovini in prikazujejo, kako so se medalje razporejale med posameznimi državami. Poseben poudarek namenjam vprašanju, ali so določene države ali celine pri osvajanjih medalj dosledno uspešne skozi celotno obdobje tekmovalnega juda. Pri tem se posvečam tudi slovenskim judoistom, ki so kljub majhnosti države dosegli izjemne rezultate. Po številu osvojenih medalj na svetovnih prvenstvih in olimpijskih igrah se Slovenija uvršča v sam vrh svetovnega juda.

Keywords

diplomska dela;judo;judo rezultati;svetovno prvenstvo;olimpijske igre;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2025
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher:	[N. Lackovič]
UDC:	796.853.23(043.2)
COBISS:	244823555
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	European judos sporting Performance on a global scale
Secondary abstract:	Judo is a Japanese martial art founded in 1882 by Jigoro Kano. His great desire and lifelong effort were to make judo an Olympic sport. Although he succeeded, he unfortunately did not live to see that moment, as he passed away before that. Judo became part of the Olympic program in 1964, when the Olympic Games were held in Tokyo, and it has been an integral part of the Olympics ever since. Over the past decades, judo has experienced remarkable development in technical, physical, and especially competitive aspects. The most important indicator of its progress is its spread across nearly all countries of the world. This is evidenced by the fact that athletes from approximately 150 countries participate in the World Judo Championships, and according to some estimates, around 25 million people practice judo worldwide. I chose this topic for my thesis because I wanted to collect all medal winners from the World Championships and Olympic Games and present their results in one place. This data provides an overview of the development of competitive judo throughout history and shows how medals have been distributed among individual countries. Special emphasis is placed on whether certain countries or continents have been consistently successful in winning medals throughout the history of competitive judo. I also focus on Slovenian judokas who, despite the small size of their country, have achieved remarkable results. In terms of the number of medals won at World Championships and Olympic Games, Slovenia ranks among the top nations in the world of judo.
Secondary keywords:	theses;judo;judo results;world championship;Olympic Games;Kanō;Jigorō;1860-1938;Judo;Olimpijske igre;Športna tekmovanja;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Pedagoška fak., Oddelek za športno treniranje
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (XII, 83 str.))
ID:	26610399