Budo Club Randori Berlin

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The Budo-Club Randori Berlin eV is a Budo sports association from Berlin with a focus on judo . Since 1974, the club's teams in various age and performance classes have successfully participated in competitions and tournaments. In the youth sector, the club has always been one of the five best Berlin clubs since the late 1980s. Many of today's coaches come from the club's own youth work, such as Benjamin Kleiß-Macht (1st Dan) Sascha Heu (4th Dan), Philipp Heine and Leif Harraß (2nd Dan each) or the former first division fighter Stephan Steigmann (5th Dan) . Dan). National team fighter Marcel Jamet, the six-time Northeast German champion Janine Riemer and the eleven-time Berlin champion Claudia Straub also began their sporting careers at Randori.

About the association

The Budo-Club Randori Berlin eV is not exclusively performance-oriented. Many members practice martial arts training out of the sheer joy of movement and fair discussion with others. When practicing a martial art like judo, experience can be gained that benefits personal development. The training conveys values ​​such as fairness, discipline and patience, from which children in particular can benefit greatly in their further lives. The practice of a martial arts is a versatile physical training at the same time, because it promotes muscle strength, condition and motor properties such as speed , responsiveness and coordination . It is not for nothing that sports doctors often recommend children to participate in a martial art.

The Budo-Club Randori Berlin eV is therefore strongly committed to youth work. In addition to "normal" training, activities with children and young people are often carried out on weekends. Not only judo is on the program, but also skiing and surfing weekends. There are currently almost 200 active competitors among almost 1,000 judoka in the club. For comparison: In the preliminary rounds of the Berlin U11 and U14 championships, over 500 children compete every year, almost every tenth was from Randori!

The Budo-Club Randori Berlin eV is also represented at tournaments across Germany, for example at the German University Championships or the German team championships of the regional associations. In addition, Randori organizes several Berlin championships and major tournaments year after year.

The association is involved in several exchange projects and organizes training stays in countries such as Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Tunisia, Russia, the USA and Israel. In return, there are regular international guests such as judoka from Japan, France and the Netherlands, the junior selection from Mozambique and, most recently, judoka from Kuwait. In a project on judo and sambo, Randori is in lively exchange with Georgia.

Sporting successes (extract)

2008

  • German championships:
  • M -100 kg Marcel Jamet - German champion
  • Over 30 +100 kg Jens-Peter Bischof - German Champion (M2)
  • Over 30 +100 kg Arnim Röhl - German runner-up (M4)
  • u20M -100 kg Benjamin Kleiss-Macht
  • Northeast German Championships:
  • M -100 kg northeast German champion
  • u20M -100 kg Benjamin Kleiss-Macht
  • U14W -57 kg northeast German champion
  • U14M -43 kg Northeast German champion
  • U14M -46 kg Northeast German champion
  • U17W -60 kg Northeast German runner-up
  • U14W -40 kg northeast German runner-up
  • Berlin Championships:
  • U20W -63 kg Berlin champion
  • U14W -40 kg Berlin champion
  • U14W -44 kg Berlin champion
  • U14W -57 kg Berlin champion
  • U14M -37 kg Berlin champion
  • U14M -43 kg Berlin champion
  • U14M -46 kg Berlin champion
  • U14M -55 kg Berlin champion
  • U11M -37 kg Berlin champion
  • U11M -40 kg Berlin champion
  • U11M -46 kg Berlin champion
  • U11M - Berlin team champion
  • U14M - Berlin champions - Northeast German runner-up
  • U14W - Berlin champions - 5th place NO
  • U17W - Berlin runner-up - 3rd place NO

2007

  • Women - 1st place regional league
  • U14W - 1st place Northeast German Championships
  • U14M - 3rd place Northeast German Championships

2006

  • Marcel Jamet - 3rd place German championships (up to 100 kg), 2nd place Slovenian Open, 3rd place in the open Belgian championship, 7th place Otto World Cup and 3rd place DEM
  • Jens-Peter Bischof - German master 30+
  • Men - 3rd place Regionalliga NORD
  • Women - Berlin team champions
  • U14W - Berlin team champions
  • U11W - Berlin team champion

2005

  • Marcel Jamet - starter for the national team at the EM, 3rd place at the Super World Cup in Hamburg, 3rd place at the World Cup Warsaw
  • Arnim Röhl - German runner-up over 30
  • Michael Weiß and Denis Janocha - Bronze DEM Ü30

2004

  • U11W - 4 × 1st place at the Berlin Championships (up to 24 kg, up to 28 kg, up to 30 kg, up to 40 kg)
  • U11M - 1st place at the Berlin Championships (up to 42 kg)
  • Marcel Jamet - substitute for Olympia in Athens
  • Men - 2nd promotion round 2nd BL
  • Men - Berlin team champions
  • U11W - Berlin team champion
  • U13W - Berlin team champions
  • Stephan Steigmann - 11th place at the World Cup Ü30 in Vienna
  • Hermann Parzinger - 13th place at the World Championships 30+ in Vienna

2001

  • Women - 1st place regional league
  • Marcel Jamet - nomination for World Masters and several A tournaments, position as substitute for the European Championship for men

2000

  • Annika Balke - German Champion U17W
  • Claudia Straub - 3rd German Individual Championships, 3rd International German Individual Championships U17w

1999

  • Marcel Jamet - German Junior Champion
  • Leif Harass - Northeast German Junior Champion
  • Anja Poßekel - Northeast German junior champion

1998

  • Marcel Jamet - German runner-up U18M
  • Women - 3rd place 2nd Bundesliga
  • Adam Korkosz - 3rd place at the German U15M championships (up to 73 kg)

training

The teams of the Budo-Club Randori Berlin eV train at different locations in Berlin. In addition to judo , the following sports are also offered in the club: aikido , boxing , jiu jitsu , karate , kickboxing , kung fu , silat , self-defense and tai chi . For the youngsters there is judo for children, jiu jitsu for children, karate for children, silat for children, and judo for ADD / ADHD children.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Sports School Randori Berlin - Martial Arts with hand and foot. > Trainer> Benny Kleiss-Macht. Retrieved January 27, 2020 .
  2. Sports School Randori Berlin - Martial Arts with hand and foot. > Trainer> Philipp Heine. Retrieved January 27, 2020 .
  3. Sports School Randori Berlin - Martial Arts with hand and foot. > Trainer> Stephan Steigmann. Retrieved January 27, 2020 .