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== Danuse Zdeňková Sambo Czech Republic == |
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* Czech National Team Couch 2004 and 2005 |
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* Multiple National Champion of the Czech Republic in sport of [[Judo]] and [[Sambo (martial art)|Sambo]] |
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Danuse Zdeňková was born on 05.07 1976 in [[Šumperk, Czech Republic]]. She started her professional athlete Judo carrier at Olympic Training Centre at the Ministry of Interior at [[Hradec Králové]] under National Team Couch Pavel Petrikov<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.judovision.org/world-championships/1981-world-championships-maastricht/60kg-yasuhiko-moriwaki-jpn-pavel-petrikov-i-tch.html|title=[-60kg] Yasuhiko Moriwaki (JPN) – Pavel Petrikov I (TCH)|work=Judovision.org}}</ref> where at the turn of the millennium, grew a strong base of Czech Judo representation. Zdeňková represented the Czech Republic at the international level since junior category at weight category -63 kg. She was a regular World Championship and European Championships participant in judo. She received the highest award in 2003, when she was named Judoka of the Year, the prestigious event, where top press, sport and political personalities give their votes for their favorite sport personality.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sport.idnes.cz/nejlepsi-ceskou-judistkou-je-danuse-zdenkova-far-/sporty.aspx?c=A040121_143140_sporty_rav|title=Nejlepí èeskou judistkou je Danue Zdeòková|author=ÈTK|date=21 January 2004|work=iDNES.cz}}</ref> In the spring of 2004, she also tried the sport [[sambo (martial art)|Sambo]], in which, due to its similarity with judo, her opponents were regularly defeated. In her Sambo career, she lost only one fight by penalization. In 2004, she became coach of Czech's National Team and remained at this position for two years. In 2005, she became Vice President of Czech's Sambo Federation. Under her guidance, the Czech National Team was the most successful in history. It was a Czech women sambo, which at that time experienced greatest international achievements. |
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Besides being National Team Coach, Danuse Zdeňková also successfully represented the Czech sambo in the world. |
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Her top achievements led her to be recognized as International Master of Sport Sambo: |
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* 3rd place World Championships in Sambo, 2004 in Chisinau, Moldova<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.eurosambo.com/en/federation/members/32/|title=Czech Sambo Union|work=eurosambo.com}}</ref> |
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* 1st place European Championships in Sambo, 2005, Moscow, Russia |
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* 2nd place European Championships in Kurash, 2005, Thessaloniki, Greece |
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==Coaching successes== |
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* 1 x 3rd place, 2 x 7th place World Championships in Sambo 2004 Chisinau, Moldova |
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* 1 x 1st place, 1 x 3rd place, 1 x 5th place World Junior Championships in Sambo, 2004 Tashkent, Uzbekistan |
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* 1 x 2nd place, 2 x 3rd place European Championships in Kurash, 2005, Thessaloniki, Greece |
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* 3 x 1st place, 3 x 2nd place, Holand Open in Sambo2005 Ommen, Netherlands |
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* 1 x 2nd place, 1 x 3rd place, Madrid Open 2005 Spain |
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<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.czech-sambo.cz/cs/|title=Český svaz Sambo - bojové umění|work=czech-sambo.cz}}</ref> |
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<ref>http://is.muni.cz/th/392482/fsps_b/Plny_text_prace.pdf</ref> |
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==References== |
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[[Category:Czech judoka]] |
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Danuse Zdeňková Sambo Czech Republic
- Czech National Team Couch 2004 and 2005
- Multiple National Champion of the Czech Republic in sport of Judo and Sambo
Danuse Zdeňková was born on 05.07 1976 in Šumperk, Czech Republic. She started her professional athlete Judo carrier at Olympic Training Centre at the Ministry of Interior at Hradec Králové under National Team Couch Pavel Petrikov[1] where at the turn of the millennium, grew a strong base of Czech Judo representation. Zdeňková represented the Czech Republic at the international level since junior category at weight category -63 kg. She was a regular World Championship and European Championships participant in judo. She received the highest award in 2003, when she was named Judoka of the Year, the prestigious event, where top press, sport and political personalities give their votes for their favorite sport personality.[2] In the spring of 2004, she also tried the sport Sambo, in which, due to its similarity with judo, her opponents were regularly defeated. In her Sambo career, she lost only one fight by penalization. In 2004, she became coach of Czech's National Team and remained at this position for two years. In 2005, she became Vice President of Czech's Sambo Federation. Under her guidance, the Czech National Team was the most successful in history. It was a Czech women sambo, which at that time experienced greatest international achievements.
Besides being National Team Coach, Danuse Zdeňková also successfully represented the Czech sambo in the world. Her top achievements led her to be recognized as International Master of Sport Sambo:
- 3rd place World Championships in Sambo, 2004 in Chisinau, Moldova[3]
- 1st place European Championships in Sambo, 2005, Moscow, Russia
- 2nd place European Championships in Kurash, 2005, Thessaloniki, Greece
Coaching successes
- 1 x 3rd place, 2 x 7th place World Championships in Sambo 2004 Chisinau, Moldova
- 1 x 1st place, 1 x 3rd place, 1 x 5th place World Junior Championships in Sambo, 2004 Tashkent, Uzbekistan
- 1 x 2nd place, 2 x 3rd place European Championships in Kurash, 2005, Thessaloniki, Greece
- 3 x 1st place, 3 x 2nd place, Holand Open in Sambo2005 Ommen, Netherlands
- 1 x 2nd place, 1 x 3rd place, Madrid Open 2005 Spain
References
- ^ "[-60kg] Yasuhiko Moriwaki (JPN) – Pavel Petrikov I (TCH)". Judovision.org.
- ^ ÈTK (21 January 2004). "Nejlepí èeskou judistkou je Danue Zdeòková". iDNES.cz.
{{cite web}}: C1 control character in|title=at position 7 (help) - ^ "Czech Sambo Union". eurosambo.com.
- ^ "Český svaz Sambo - bojové umění". czech-sambo.cz.
- ^ http://is.muni.cz/th/392482/fsps_b/Plny_text_prace.pdf
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