Shun Judo and Jyujyutu club: 2010

четвъртък, 2 декември 2010 г.

We believe sport has huge power... reference from UN Secretary-General's Statement

New York, 20 September 2010 - Secretary-General's remarks to MDG Summit Roundtable on the Value of Sport as a Development Tool [as prepared for delivery]

Thank you for participating in this roundtable.

Thank you for everything you do to harness the power of sport to inspire positive social change.

We at the United Nations are with you in this work.

We use sport in many of our programmes. Some of the world's greatest athletes are helping us to raise awareness on important issues, such as hunger, HIV-AIDS, gender equality, education and environmental care.

This is also why we have an Office on Sport for Development and Peace.

Here at the MDG Summit, we will hear much talk about the need for stronger partnerships in making the Goals a reality.

Sport exemplifies that very spirit: teamwork, fair play, people collaborating for a common goal.

One such partnership is the very fruitful relationship we have with the Olympic movement.

The International Olympic Committee now has observer status in the General Assembly.

This is an important step in our efforts to educate and engage the public.

I urge the entire sporting community, including the private sector, to build on these expanding contacts with the United Nations.

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure and privilege of attending the opening of the FIFA World Cup. I was impressed by the many initiatives undertaken there in support of the MDGs, including the FIFA Football for Hope initiative.

I saw first-hand the power of sport for change.

Recently, UEFA awarded the UN Office on Sport for Development and Peace one million Euros to use for social change projects using football and sport.

Let us create more and stronger partnerships like these.

I see particular opportunities in a number of areas, especially the work that is being done around major sports events, such as the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup.

Governments are sharing best practices through two important initiatives: the Sport for Development and Peace Intergovernmental Working Group and the Group of Friends here in New York.

And more and more sportsmen and women are devoting their talents and visibility to promoting the UN's goals and values.

Our two Goodwill Ambassadors at this roundtable, Paul Tergat and Dikembe Mutombo, are stellar examples.

Last week I was privileged to welcome Dominican swimmer Marcos Diaz to New York.

Marcos has swum the Earth's oceans in a marathon endeavour to raise awareness about the MDGs.

Millions of other people are active every day all over the world in grassroots and sport-for-all projects.

They are using sport to promote democratic values, keeping our youth safe from sexually transmitted diseases, steering them from drug use, taking care of our environment.

Let us support these wonderful people, these powerful initiatives.

The world of sport offers so many opportunities.

So please help us score all eight millennium development goals before the final whistle in 2015.

I wish you a most successful meeting

Thank you very much for your leadership and support.>

петък, 13 август 2010 г.

五省

「至誠に悖るなかりけしか」

「言行に恥づるなかりしきか」

「努力に憾みなかりしか」

「気力に欠くるなかりしか」

「不精に互るなかりしか」

Pray

You should know ..

We train as if we pray.

Actually it is pray.

The best way of fighting on the tatami is without any ego and aggression.

When you are out of breath and suffering from limit of your body, you're exactly into nothingness where no fear and even joy.

As NIKE said "Just do it" Just do judo!

When your Judo become not only for yourself, but for Lord or society, then it will lead yourself where you should be.

събота, 31 юли 2010 г.

New Training Hall

Yes!
We haven't shown our renovated training hall at Dianabat yet since it had done.
Here is how it looks like.
Isn't it beautiful?

Special thanks Fujimori-san for photoes

понеделник, 21 юни 2010 г.

A Matter of Words

"A matter of words perhaps, but words are important. Why are words important? If you cannot say what you mean, your Majesty, you will never mean what you say. And a gentleman should always mean what he says."

- Peter O'Toole as Reginald Fleming Johnston in Bertolucci's The Last Emperor

"How you can act or conduct yourself before your think to be converted into your words!?"

As above shows I strongly respect and believe the power of words.
Word makes personality and it spread to the society and history.
Thoughts and ideologies are always start from words and it never get old even it remain eternity.
If you can't describe what you feel and what you saw, you can't convince anyone even yourself.
Even you will be suffered and afraid of something not sure it come from.
Your behavior and your judo will be reflected by your word operation skill.
Train your word use it carefully.
As you have words with sound and abundant expression, your judo and your life will be dramatically changed and be colored beautifully by them.

Words are hinge between your thought and act!
I hope you my folks and boys agree it.

Cheers!

Shun

Fighters

luceni opori

Ne mrnkai!
Trenirai zdravo kato nego!

Kak shun Judo klub trqbva da trenirame!!

Gredai tezi maistori i tezi pose4ki..
2ri ot dqsno e Shun-sensei.

петък, 11 юни 2010 г.

Umm... What makes us stronger..?

My Judo friends at our club..

Go forward! Don't yield an inch!
Don't fight but be kind to your friends.
Light your passion in your belly.
Get victory over yourself.

well .......
Sleep and eat well...

Shun

сряда, 21 април 2010 г.

Recieved Martinica items on SAKURA

Thank Mitko and Marko Novkovi!
I received martinica and putted on SAKURA tree.
As many people know,SAKURA is our national tree and it let us know spring coming.