Asian Football Confederation's Asian Cup tournament will take place in Kazakhstan.
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Get Ready for the Asian Cup of Judo for Kids and Young-Guns in Almaty!
Hey there, Judo fan! Get your Gi ready, cause the Asian Cup of Judo for Cadets and Youth is coming to Almaty, as reported by our website, citing the Telegram channel of the Kazakhstan Judo Federation.
This bomb-ass tournament goes down from July 3 to 6 at the Baluan Sholak Sports Palace. Over 700 judokas from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Lebanon, Mongolia, America, and the International Judo Federation team will join forces to battle it out for some serious bragging rights.
Of course, it's not just about the competition. An international seminar for referees and coaches is also in the works, bringing together 80 specialists from Poland, Egypt, South Korea, Kyrgyzstan, India, Iran, the Netherlands, Japan, and Saudi Arabia.
Now, some details are a bit murky. The participating countries and regions haven't been explicitly listed. But let's face it, this is the Asian Cup we're talking about. Judo powerhouses like Japan and Korea are usually in the running, along with other Central and South Asian countries.
As for the international seminar, it's a puzzle without all the pieces. No specific location or details have been found, but it's safe to assume it's associated with events typically held in countries active in Asian judo circuits like Uzbekistan or India, where major judo training and seminars are a thing.
So there you have it! The numbers are big, the nations are mysterious, and the action is going down in Almaty. Stay tuned for updates, and remember, in the world of judo, anything can happen in a split second. Bring it on!
Join athletes from various countries competing fiercely in the Asian Cup of Judo for Cadets and Youth in Almaty, where sports passion will ignite from July 3 to 6. Referees and coaches from diverse regions including Poland, Egypt, South Korea, Kyrgyzstan, India, Iran, the Netherlands, Japan, and Saudi Arabia will gather for an international seminar aimed at sharing expertise and elevating judo skills.
