Bogotá, Colombia – The Tolima Judo League is poised to compete against top national rivals at the Second National Judo Championship, commencing August 7th in bogotá. This marks a significant opportunity for the young athletes of Tolima to showcase their skills on a national stage and solidify the region’s growing presence in the sport of Judo.

A delegation of eleven athletes, guided by esteemed Sensei jorge Enrique Flores Díaz, will represent Tolima across various age categories: Under-11, Under-13, Under-15, and Under-18 cadets. The team’s preparation has been rigorous, focusing on discipline, passion, and unwavering determination, according to sources within the league. This championship follows a period of sustained growth for Judo in the Tolima region, fueled by increased youth participation and dedicated coaching.

“The preparation has been intense, but we certainly know that we are going with a compromised and talented group that wants to leave the name of Tolima at the top,” stated Sensei Flores Díaz prior to the team’s departure. He emphasized the team’s commitment to surpassing previous achievements and establishing Tolima as a rising force in Colombian Judo. The athletes are confident and prepared to demonstrate their dedication on the Tatami.

The Tolima Judo League has seen a surge in enrollment over the past year, with local dojos reporting a 30% increase in student participation. This growth is attributed to the league’s outreach programs in schools and community centers, as well as the success of Tolima athletes in regional competitions. The championship in Bogotá is expected to further inspire young Judokas throughout the department.

This event represents more than just a competition; it’s a testament to the hard work and dedication of the athletes, coaches, and supporters of the Tolima Judo League. The team’s performance will undoubtedly contribute to the continued development of Judo in the region and inspire future generations of athletes.