Michael Bazynski

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Michael Bazynski Judo
2012-11-06 - Michael Bazynski - DOSB - 0585.jpg
2012
nation Germany
birthday October 12, 1958
place of birth BochumGermany
size 181 cm
Career
graduation

7th dan  - Nanadan Judo red white belt.svg

society SUA Witten
status active

Michael Bazynski (born October 12, 1958 in Bochum ) is a German judoka . As an active player, he won three German championship titles and the silver medal at the 1985 European Championships and was a starter at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. His club was the SU Annen . Since 2001 he has been the national coach of the juniors in the DJB . In 2009 he succeeded Norbert Littkopf as women's national trainer .

Success as an active judoka

The following are the greatest national and international successes of Michael Bazynski in chronological order :

  • March 18, 1978 - 3rd place German championship up to 86 kg in Cologne-Porz
  • October 23, 1982 - German champion up to 86 kg in Dillingen
  • November 12, 1983 - 3rd place German championship up to 86 kg in Würzburg
  • November 18, 1984 - 2nd place German championship up to 86 kg in Hamburg
  • November 25, 1984 - 2nd place Scandinavian Open (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Gothenburg
  • March 3, 1985 - 1st place international tournament (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Budapest
  • March 30, 1985 - 2nd place international tournament (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Rüsselsheim
  • April 20, 1985 - 1st place Dutch Open (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Kerkrade
  • May 10, 1985 - Vice European Champion up to 86 kg in Hamar
  • 5th September 1985 - 3rd place Universiade up to 86 kg in Kobe
  • November 3, 1985 - 3rd place German championship up to 86 kg in Frankenthal (Palatinate)
  • October 12, 1986 - German champion up to 86 kg in Munich
  • March 29, 1987 - 3rd place Dutch Open (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Slagharen
  • August 23, 1987 - 2nd place international tournament (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Warsaw
  • March 20, 1988 - 3rd place in the international tournament (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Potsdam
  • April 2nd, 1988 - 3rd place Dutch Open (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Nieuwegein
  • April 17, 1988 - International German Champion up to 86 kg in Heilbronn
  • August 28, 1988 - 1st place international tournament (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Warsaw
  • November 1988 1st US Open (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Colorado Springs
  • December 4th, 1988 - German champion up to 86 kg in Duisburg
  • February 26, 1989 - 3rd place Word Masters (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Rüsselsheim
  • March 19, 1989 - 3rd place international tournament (World Cup) up to 86 kg in Potsdam

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