Sometimes, things happen during a Judo lesson that require special attention. This is one of those occasions. With kind permission of the Schonewille family, we made a video of what happened on Wednesday, September 23rd. And please- do not forget to Like, Share and Comment our video!
A special Wednesday evening
Open letter from the SNJU Board
SNJU ID Rules proposal 2020 For the rules proposal, click this link Source: SNJU (Open letter from the SNJU Board
We will not let BENG-XXII pass just like that..
We were forced to cancel BENG-XXII but that does not mean we will let the event pass just like that. So we ask you to upload your old photos of BENG in previous years aand see them appear in the slideshow above! So, please start digging in those old memory cards, go to the link …
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SNJU Membership
Dear Valued Members & Friends, The SNJU are now moving into our fifth year in operation and what an amazing journey it has been so far. Our membership continues to grow and currently stands at 58 different bodies spanning 29 countries worldwide. This includes 6 national federations, 18 organisations and 34 clubs. This is …
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European Open Special Needs Judo Games
Dear Judo friends! On behalf of SNJU and Judo Assist (Ireland) we have the privilege to invite you for the EOSN 2020, the annual SNJU event which takes place in beautiful Nenagh, co. Tipperary, Ireland. from October 15th until October 18th You can download the outlines through this link.
XXII Ben van der Eng Memorial 2020
For more information: Go to the tournament website.
Happy Christmas – Year in Review
As we wish all our members and friends a very Happy Christmas we reflect on the amazing inclusive judo year we have shared together promoting and developing inclusion in judo worldwide. The SNJU continues to be a progressive force in the development of worldwide SN/Adaptive judo. 2019 saw our membership grow to an all time …
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Happy holidays!
How to subscribe to our calendar
We do our best to keep our Special Needs Judo Calendar up to date. But did you know you can have that exact same calendar on your mobile device, automatically updated? How is this done? Click on the “voeg toe” symbol at the bottom of the calendar: A list of calendar types will show up. …
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SNJF are participants in the EU Erasmus+ project
SNJF are for some time now working on the preparations for the project “AUTJUDO” of the EU. This is a project, led by the Spanish university Ramon Llull, where we will investigate the positive influence that Judo has on people with ASS. The project is executed by a cooperation of 7 public and private organisations, …
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INVITATION FOR THE XXII BEN VAN DER ENG MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
I N V I T A T I O N This is an invitation for the twenty-second edition of our great tournament in Beverwijk. We are honoured and proud to be able to invite you, our guests, for this tournament that since its inception in 1998 has become the greatest in the world for judoka …
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BackToTexel II fotoserie
Een touringcar vol en een paar auto’s, daarmee togen we naar “De Krim” in op Teksel Stekkel Texel voor het BackToTexel II toernooi. De splinternieuwe Evenementenhal is schitterend ingericht! Complimenten aan De Krim voor deze mooie hal. Zaterdag: Zie de fotos, een goed verlopend toernooi. De misschien wat psychedelische kleuren van de foto’s komen doordat …
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European Open Special Needs Tournament 2020
It is with great pleasure and excitement that SNJU can announce that our annual European Open Special Needs Judo Games will be held in Ireland in October 15th – 18th 2020. We invite teams from all countries with an inclusion program to join us in our flagship event of the year. There is almost a …
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Trailer for Ben van der Eng Memorial 2020
Next year, April 3-5, we will once again organise the greatest Special Needs Judo tournament on the planet: The Ben van der Eng Memorial. This is the trailer for this great event. Please watch the website http://bengmemorial.com: Outlines will be made available first half of November! Do you want to see what the tournament looked …
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