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Joint Judo camp begins

December 21, 2013
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JudoTrainingCampA three-day Joint Judo Training Camp with the Nepal Judo Association began in Thimphu, yesterday. The Nepal and Bhutan Judo Associations will undergo high-level training that will end in a friendly team match, tomorrow.

There are 15 participants and five coaches. The categories in the competition include: Senior Men, Junior Boys and Junior Girls. The camp is organised by the Bhutan Judo Association with support from the Bhutan Olympic Committee, three Japanese Rotary Clubs, and Pelkhil School.

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