Ron Angus
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[edit] RON ANGUS
Occupation: Author/Judo Coach and Public Speaker of Physical Fitness
Birth date: 16th November 1956
Born: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Residence: Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Club: Full Circle Judo Club
Rank: Godan (5th Degree Black Belt)
[edit] Competition History
23 consecutive Senior National Judo Championships
10 times World Masters Champion
Canadian Junior and Senior Judo Champion
Canadian Judo Team Member
British Judo Team Member
1999 World Kubota Champion
1997 Canadian National Jiu-jitsu Heavyweight Grand Champion
Swedish Open Champion
Ulster Game Champion
Scottish Open Champion
Ronin Monza Open Champion
All England Champion (2 times)
[edit] Represented Canada
World Judo Championships 1989 Yugoslavia,
Kano Cup
Shiroki Cup
1986 Commonwealth Games
1988 Pan American Championships
1988 Francophone Games
Commonwealth Championships: 1993 Ireland(3rd), 1995 Malta (3rd)
[edit] Other Awards
Ron has won numerous National and International medals including:
British Open 2nd
US Open 2nd
Scandinavian Open 3rd
European Team Championships 5th
Canada Cup 3rd
1991 World Sambo Wrestling Championships 3rd
1992 World Games – Sambo Wrestling 3rd
1994 World Amateur Sumo Championships
Ron was on the British Judo Team from 1979-1984
[edit] Trained Under
During his Judo career Ron has trained under many great coaches and with many World Champions.
· Dave Starbrooke
· Sensei Okano
· Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki
Ron has also competed in or trained in Great Britain, Australia, Japan, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Hungry, Malta, USA, Czechoslovakia, Sweden, Finland, Yugoslavia, Italy, Argentina, Denmark, Madagascar, Morocco, Austria, New Zealand and France.
[edit] Coaching Highlights
1996 Olympic Games
1995 Fukuoka Cup
World Judo Championships 1984, 1987 & 1995
1992 US Open
1990 Commonwealth Games
N.C.C.P. Level 3 Coach
Ron is presently part of the Provincial N.C.C.P. Committee.
[edit] Judo Jiu-jitsu
Ron is the creator of Judo Ontario's Judo Jiu-jitsu programme, which has as its aim making Judo more popular through:
1. Teaching Judo's use for combat and self-defence, including holds and strikes not permitted in sport Judo tourneys
2. Reviving early Judo competition rules that minimize stops and penalties and maximize the athletes' freedom to enjoy the sport