Matthias Huber

Matthias Huber in May 2009 in Dremmen

Matthias Huber (born December 3, 1977 in Säckingen ) is a German Ju-Jutsu athlete. He was u. a. World champion in 2006 and is currently (2009) the reigning gold medalist of the 2005 World Games .

Currently (2010) Huber holds the 3rd Dan in Ju-Jutsu. He is director of the German Ju-Jutsu Association and a member of the federal teaching team of this association. The qualified sports teacher Huber has a teaching position at the University of Heidelberg and is also a certified business teacher in the subjects of business administration and sports at the Julius Springer School in Heidelberg .

Greatest sporting success

2002-2006

• Five times German champion in a row

2002

• 3rd place World Championship in Uruguay
• 2nd place Hamburg Open

2003

• 5th place European Championship in Germany
• 3rd place Belgium Open
• 2nd place German Open
• 3rd place Hamburg Open

2004

• 1st place Hamburg Open
• 1st place German Open
• 5th place World Championship in Spain
• 5th place Orleans Open in France
• 5th place Slovenia Open

2005

• 5th place European Championship in Poland
• 1st place Hamburg Open
• Gold medal of the World Games 2005

2006

• 3rd place in the European Cup
• 1st place Hamburg Open
• 2006 World Cup gold medal

swell

• http://www.ju-jutsu.de/hall-of-fame/wettkaempferinnen.html?L=0
• http://www.kihaku-dremmen.de/reports2009.html#hubi
• http://www.ju-jutsu.de/der-djjv/funktionaere/vorstand.html?L=0