Judo in Kazakhstan yesterday and today

2024

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DOI 10.62931/2959-6335_2024_1_30
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article analyzes the stages of development of judo in Kazakhstan during the Soviet period and in a sovereign state, outlines sports achievements at international competitions, justifies the need for educational events taking into account the experience previously conducted by the Judo Federation of Kazakhstan, assesses the importance of attracting foreign specialists to familiarize themselves with advanced technologies and training techniques with their further implementation in the work of domestic specialists. Special attention is paid to the analysis of the preparation and passing of the theoretical and practical section for the assignment of the international coaching category according to the program of the International Judo Academy, which held its courses in Almaty with Kazakhstani coaches, as well as the justification of the role of competitions in the growth of the popularity of judo and improving sports skills.