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Paralympic judo embodies the spirit of self-improvement. More than a sport, it is a symbol of extraordinary resilience and unwavering commitment. On the mat, athletes from around the world face physical and mental challenges with inspiring determination.

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Dive into the world of judo and discover everything that makes our Canadian tatami come alive. From incredible achievements to inspiring stories and the latest news, these articles bring you closer to the passion, discipline, and champions shaping the future of judo in our country. Get ready to explore this fascinating world one article at a time!

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Céline Darveau

Céline Darveau is an iconic figure in Canadian judo, recognized[...]

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Priscilla Gagné

May 21, 1986 – Granby, Quebec, Canada Priscilla Gagné is[...]

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Marie-Hélène Chisholm

National Team member for nearly 14 years, Marie-Hélène was a[...]

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Liz Roach

1999 – Canada is hosting the first edition of the[...]

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Paralympic medalists

Paralympic judo medallists are more than just athletes: they are examples of courage, determination and resilience. Each medal won on the mat tells a unique story of self-improvement and excellence.

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Céline Darveau

Priscilla Gagné

Marie-Hélène Chisholm

Liz Roach

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Canadian Judo's Debut at the Paralympic Games

PARAJUDO WAS INTRODUCED TO THE PARALYMPIC PROGRAMME AT THE SEOUL GAMES IN 1988 FOR MEN, WHILE WOMEN WERE NOT ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE UNTIL ATHENS 2004.

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the official start of the Paralympic Games
THE PARALYMPIC GAMES HAVE BEEN HELD EVERY FOUR YEARS SINCE THEIR FIRST OFFICIAL EDITION IN 1960 IN ROME, ITALY. THERE HAD BEEN SPORTS COMPETITIONS FOR DISABLED ATHLETES BEFORE 1960, BUT IT WAS IN THAT YEAR THAT THE PARALYMPIC GAMES WERE OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED AND ALIGNED WITH THE QUADRENNIAL OLYMPIC GAMES CYCLE.
The turning point of the Paralympic Games
THE 1988 SUMMER GAMES IN SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, MARKED THE FIRST TIME THE PARALYMPICS WERE HELD IN THE SAME HOST CITY AND AFTER THE OLYMPIC GAMES. SINCE THEN, THE PARALYMPIC AND OLYMPIC GAMES HAVE SHARED THE SAME VENUES, INCREASING THE VISIBILITY AND INCLUSION OF PARALYMPIC ATHLETES ON THE WORLD STAGE.
Paralympic judo opens to women
IN JUDO, WOMEN WERE NOT ALLOWED TO COMPETE UNTIL THE ATHENS GAMES IN 2004.

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Paralympic teams through the years

FROM ITS BEGINNINGS IN THE 1920S TO ITS RISE ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE, CANADIAN JUDO HAS A RICH HISTORY MARKED BY STRONG MOMENTS AND INSPIRING ATHLETES. EXPLORE THIS TIMELINE TO RELIVE THE MAJOR MILESTONES THAT HAVE SHAPED THE PASSION FOR JUDO IN CANADA, FROM ITS PIONEERS TO TODAY’S CHAMPIONS.

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Seoul 1988

Eddie Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

Pier Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

1988

Pier morten

Barcelone 1992

Pier Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

1992

Atlanta 1996

Pier Morten

1996

Sydney 2000

William Morgan

Pier Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

Coach: Tom Thompson

2000

Pier Morten, Tom Thompson, William Morgan

Athens 2004

William Morgan

Coach: Tom Thompson

2004

Beijing 2008

William Morgan

Coach: Tom Thompson

2008

london 2012

Justin Karn

Tim Rees

Tony Walby

Coach: Tom Thompson

2012

Tom Thompson, Tim Rees, Justin Karn, Tony Walby

rio de janeiro 2016

Priscilla Gagné

Tony Walby

Coach: Andrej Sadej

2016

Priscilla Gagné, Tony Walby

tokyo 2020

Priscilla Gagné

Coach: Andrej Sadej

2020

Paris 2024

Priscilla Gagné

2024

Priscilla Gagné

1988

Séoul 1988

Eddie Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

Pier Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

Pier Morten

1992

Barcelone 1992

Pier Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

1996

Atlanta 1996

Pier Morten

2000

Sydney 2000

William Morgan

Pier Morten: BRONZE MEDAL

Coach: Tom Thompson

Pier Morten, Tom Thompson, William Morgan

2004

Athène 2004

William Morgan

Coach: Tom Thompson

2008

Beijing 2008

William Morgan

Coach: Tom Thompson

2012

londres 2012

Justin Karn

Tim Rees

Tony Walby

Coach: Tom Thompson

Tom Thompson, Tim Rees, Justin Karn, Tony Walby

2016

rio de janeiro 2016

Priscilla Gagné

Tony Walby

Coach: Andrej Sadej

Prinscilla Gagné,Tony Walby

2020

tokyo 2020

Priscilla Gagné

Coach: Andrej Sadej

2024

Paris 2024

Priscilla Gagné

Priscilla Gagné

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