Asian Games Judo: Women'S Team Beat Japan To Win &Nbsp; Men'S Team Expects To Achieve Breakthrough.

In November 2010, Chinese judo team Will host Guangzhou as host. Asian Games For this team, which is in the new and old alternation, it will face a severe test. It is also a great opportunity to train for the 2012 London Olympic Games.

　 　 Women's team: Japan Strive for the championship

The world-class women judo teams are all in Asia, so the Asian Games represent the world level in a sense. The biggest obstacle for Chinese girls to rush to the golden road is the Japanese team. Judo has played the role of winning the silver medal against China in the past few years. In the middle of September this year, the Tokyo judo World Championships, the Japanese team fought at home, and won all 8 levels and 6 gold medals in one fell swoop. Among them, Qin Qian, the Chinese star of the big class, defeated the bitter hand Tsukata Maki after 78 kilograms at a superior and no difference level. In the finals, Sugimoto Mika was awarded two silver medals.

In 2006 Doha Asian Games, the Chinese women's 8 people competed, altogether obtained 5 gold medals, Japan only took two. After the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the 2009 Shandong Ji'nan ten games, a number of famous young players such as Xian Dongmei retired. Yang Xiuli and Liu Huanyuan were still at a time of adjustment. The first year show of the 21 year old girl, Qin Qian, showed a certain strength. Compared with her sister, Tong Wen, the technology is comprehensive and delicate, and there is still a gap in the field.

Four years in a circle, the 2010 Asian Games will soon be launched in Guangzhou, leading the new and old alternation and lack of an absolute leader in the battle. The Chinese women judo team coach Fu Guoyi dare not speak lightly of gold. He admitted that he would do his best to bring every level to the extreme, find flaws and play a morale style. {page_break}

　　 Men's team : expect Realization Breach

Asian men's Judo level is also in the leading ranks in the world. In recent years, except for Japan's strength, the level of Asian countries such as Korea, Kazakhstan and Mongolia has increased rapidly. Among the 8 gold medals in the Tokyo World Championships, Japan has won 4 of the gold medals, and South Korea and Uzbekistan each have one gold. The remaining two gold medals have been won by Greece and France respectively. China has sent 10 players to compete in 6 levels.

In the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, Tang Haili won the first prize of the 78 kilogram class runner up. This is the first medal in the history of Chinese men's soft Asian Games. After four years, Doha and Guo Lei won 81 kilograms of Olympic bronze medal. Entering the new round of preparation period, China Judo team has implemented a series of new measures, one of which is to send potential young players to overseas training. Wang Hao, a 21 year old teenager, is one of the beneficiaries. At the end of 2008, he went to Japan for training. After more than a year, the level of athletics had been greatly improved. This year's Tokyo World Championships even defeated many Mongolia and Uzbekistan players, and finally ranked seventh with no difference.