National federation · since 1992
Judo of Kyrgyzstan
Growing judo from the first kids’ class to the Olympic tatami. Strength, discipline and respect in every bout.
- Ratbek Zhumanazarov — Taipei Asian Open, −81 kg, Taipei
- Zhanar Zholdosheva — Aktau Asian Open, −57 kg, Aktau
- Aibiike Ulanbek kyzy — IBSA Asian Para Judo Championships, Astana
- Daut Poltushev — Junior Asian Cup, −100 kg, Dushanbe
- Beksultan Aitmatov — Junior Panamerican Cup, −100 kg, Montreal
- Adina Kochkonbaeva, Zhanar Zholdosheva — Islamic Solidarity Games, Riyadh
- Erlan Kadyrbaev — Asian Youth Games, −81 kg, Bahrain
- Erlan Sherov — European Cup, −90 kg, Malaga
- Team Kyrgyzstan — Islamic Games, mixed team, Riyadh
- Islam Bayalinov — World Veterans Championships, Paris
- Ratbek Zhumanazarov — Montreal Panamerican Open, −81 kg, Montreal
- Chyngyzkhan Sagynaliev — European Cup, −81 kg, Tallinn
About
The mission of the Judo Federation of the Kyrgyz Republic is to promote judo as both a mass-participation and professional sport, to nurture new generations with discipline, respect, and fair play, and to build a strong sports community capable of representing Kyrgyzstan with distinction on the international stage.
1992 year founded
Federation in numbers
- year founded
- 1992
- national team athletes
- 34
- national team coaches
- 7
- regional offices
- 6
- international referees
- 2
National Team
Medals & wins
Our athletes regularly stand on the podium at Asian and World championships and international tournaments.
Kyrgyzstan National Team
Faces of the team
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−60 kg Men
Tugol Kanatbek uulu
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−66 kg Men
Erbol Abasbekov
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−66 kg Men
Abel Bakytbek uulu
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−66 kg Men
Khanbolot Yrysbekov
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−66 kg Men
Baibol Salamat uulu
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−66 kg Men
Adis Orozmamatov
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−73 kg Men
Nurmukhammed Bakirdinov
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−48 kg Women
Luiza Asakeyeva
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−48 kg Women
Irina Cheremushkina
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−52 kg Women
Sabira Kozhomberdieva
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−52 kg Women
Samira Dzhrova
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−57 kg Women
Zhanar Zholdosheva
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−57 kg Women
Begai Beishenaly kyzy
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−57 kg Women
Aidai Kakitaeva
- Full squad 34 · national team athletes
Principles of judo
The gentle way to strength
Сэйрёку дзэнъё
Maximum efficiency
Use the power of body and mind in the best way — with the least wasted effort.
Дзита кёэй
Mutual welfare
Grow yourself and help others grow: the opponent on the tatami is a partner in progress.
- 01
Respect
A bow before and after every bout.
- 02
Courage
Stepping on the mat and never giving up.
- 03
Self-control
Strength governed by the mind.
- 04
Friendship
The tatami brings people together.
Reviews
Athlete reviews
Your first step on the tatami
Classes for children from age 5–6 and for adults — no experience needed. Find a club near you.