JUDO

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The Hakoah Judo section offers a wide range of training options for children, teenagers and adults – from 4 to 18 years of age. Our qualified coaches and structured training program enable judoka to develop in a positive and supportive atmosphere.

Whether you are a beginner or advanced, we encourage everyone to progress at their own pace. We offer regular training sessions that improve technique, endurance and discipline in judo. In addition, our members have the opportunity to take part in competitions and develop further through belt tests in order to document their progress and successes.

The Hakoah Judo section is proud to have an Olympic participant in its ranks: Stephan Hegyi, who is a great inspiration for all judoka through his commitment and successes.

Come along and experience the fascination of judo!

HAKOAH four judo athletes celebrate on a podium holding medals and a trophy, with a red ba

Impressive comeback for Stephan Hegyi!

After a two-year injury break, our Hakoah judoka is back on the mat - and he has lost none of his strength! At this year's national championships, Stephan delivered a breathtaking performance and fought his way to the gold medal with a lot of ambition and willpower. His comeback is not only a sign of his outstanding skills, but also of his unwavering perseverance. We are incredibly proud of you, Stephan, and look forward to seeing your further successes! Your path shows that with hard work and determination, anything is possible. Keep it up!

HAKOAH judo athlete Stephan Hegyi in a white gi holds a medal, posing proudly with another

HAKOAH judo section
Mag. Axel Eggenfellner

Our section is aimed primarily at children and young people between the ages of 4 and 18 who are interested in this Asian martial art."

Train with one of the world's best judoka
- our Stephan Hegyi -

Stephan Hegyi

Date of birth: July 25, 1998
Place of birth: Vienna

Judo
Started at 4 years
First tournament at 6 years Vienna Open
Coach: Axel Eggenfellner

HAKOAHner since 2008

Stephan Hegyi

Link to the Judo World Ranking Walk

WHAT IS AND WHAT DOES JUDO WANT?

Two judo practitioners engage in a dynamic throw, one in blue gi airborne above the other in white, showcasing martial arts skill.

In contrast to many other martial arts, judo deliberately avoids hard punches and kicks and all painful and dangerous movements.

Judo includes a variety of sporting activities in which success is sought through giving in and adapting (JU = gentle, yielding) and whose practice, through observation and comparison, becomes a teaching (DO = teaching, way) that has a general personality-building effect beyond the activity practiced.

The aim is to achieve the greatest possible effect with minimal use of one's own strength. The opponent's strength is used skillfully. Pull is answered with pressure and pressure is answered with pull, thus throwing the opponent off balance.