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We are still waiting for the personal bio data from the coaches  but here are their mug shots!

 Steve Westlake

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Pete Douglas

Grade: 5th Dan

Coached over 15 seniors to their Dan Grades and over forty juniors to England ,Holland ,France and Commonwealth medals
during my 12 years of coaching.

2012 – Gold Eurometropole Championships in France
5th Dan

2011 – Gold Eurometropole Championships in France

2010  – Gold British Masters Championships
Gold Eurometropole Championships in France

2009  – Western Area Senior Teams
Pete Douglas (Captain) – Gold
2008 – 4th DAN
5th World Masters Championships, Belguim.
Gold (-100kg) British Masters Closed

2007 – Gold (-90kg) British Masters Closed

2006 – Gold (-90kg) British Masters Closed
Silver (-90kg) CommonWealth Masters

2005 – Pete Douglas – 3rd Dan

2004 – Silver (-90kg) British Masters Closed
Silver (-90kg) British Open Masters
Gold (-90kg) Welsh Masters

2003  – 2nd Dan
Gold (-90kg) British Masters Closed
Gold (-90kg) Welsh Masters

2001 – 1st Dan

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Nick Brace

Grade: 4th Dan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Roy walker

Grade: 3rd Dan

Years in Judo: 16 (with 16 year gap)

With his fun-loving manor Roy is firm favourite with the younger members of BSJC as you will often find him training with one of the rising stars or his daughter Steph fondly referred to as ‘Pitt Bull!’

  • 1991 – Junior national bronze
  • 5 time British master bronze
  • 2009 – World master -73 5th
  • 2009 - World master open bronze
  • Also Eurometropole silver and bronze medal and Belgium master silver medal


 

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John Black

Grade: 3rd Dan
Years in judo: 55

  • 1957 – Started Judo (aged 10) at Harlow Judo Club (The Anglo Japanese Judo Association).  It later switched to BJC.
  • 1966 – I joined the BJA
  • 1966 – Member of the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Judo Team from its formation until I left the Forces in 1970. Represented RN/RM at British Closed, British Open and National Teams events and was always selected to fight at Heavyweight although I was only 75kgs.
  • 1968 – Runner Up to the Open Championship of South Africa, the prize was a book by TP Leggett
  • 1969 -  Awarded 1st Dan (age 23)
  • 1981 – Qualified as Coach (Guildford Judo Club)
  • 1986 – Last “international” appearance was against the ‘Hungarian National Team’ at age 40 I had to fight their heavyweight – and lost
  • 1987 – Area Referee
  • 1988 – 2nd Dan
  • 1990 – 1991 – National Coach for Kenya
  • 1991 – BJA Referee
  • 1991 – Awarded 3rd Dan by Kenya Judo Association   (I have not asked the BJA to recognise this)..

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Kevin Attwood

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Trevor King

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Julian Okoye

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Matt Bourne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Julie Whittingham

Grade: 1st Dan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Commonwealth Judo championship medallists

Time Posted on Jan 25

What an eventful day it was!

We had two of our players qualify for the championship fight off: Steph Walker aka (Pit Bull) and Lele Nairne aka (Lele Nairne)! They were taken up to Cardiff the night before and given to the BJA squad team for safe keeping.

Commenwealth-awardsx-640Due to the size of the pools the girls got just two fights each which was a little disappointing.

The venue was a theatre and VERY GRAND. The girls started fighting around lunch time and luckily were fighting on mat 1 at the front of the stage. Steph fought first and annihilated her opposition with two EXCEPTIONALLY well executed Wasari’s.

Lele was next and she took out a very formidable looking opponent with a big ‘Ippon Seoinage’ in just 10 seconds.

The finals were a circus and really exciting especially the way the players entered the stage. Steph lost to the British champion by a whisker and a very small ‘Yuko’ but we are certain that this is the last time this girl is going to beat her.

Lele’s opponent ‘Zoe Hebbden’ a difficult play at the best of times went into TOP GEAR in the final and made Lele sweat, although Lele dominated and was never in and real danger. She got three scores against her opponent before finally nailing her for the gold and title of Commonwealth Champion.

Both girls said; “we couldn’t have done it without the support of Pete and Nick, parents and the rest of the club members”!

 

4 Players go to the commonwealth trials!

Time Posted on Dec 9

The autumn judo season just doesn't seem to want to end this year! However, this weekend will be the final event of the year as four Bradley Stoke warriors have traveled up to Thretford in Norfolk. Competing tomorrow will be James Hayes, Seff Walker and Lele Nairne, and then on Sunday they will all be cheering for big BLACK BELT Ben Attwood. They have been driven up and chaperoned by club coaches Nick Brace and Roy Walker so wish them all the very best and know we are being well represented.
 

…the successful finalists will be fighting it out in Cardiff from the 23rd to the 25th of January with the top players from the commonwealth!

A Silver for Ethan!

Time Posted on Feb 12

Ethan Nairne competing at Patchway!
We only had one player out this weekend who was Ethan Nairne who entered a contest at the Patchway club.He had been dying to try out all of the new techniques he has been assimilating just recently and did us proud as you can see from his short video.

Fight 1: He impressively won this with a sweep in just 4 seconds.

Fight 2: This was a bit more difficult and he got a yuko against him before getting the ippon.

Fight 3: He got a bit of a player in this one and had to work hard before reversing the throw for ippon.

Fight 4: The boy he fought in this fought is 12 next week and Ethan got an early Wazari against him and then made the mistake of throwing himself and the boy dropped on him for a hold down ippon.

By the way you may have noticed another BSJC player in the video who was British Champion  Miles Nelson who was the ref in Ethan’s last two fights!

Excellent Ethan!

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