Matside Magazine Autumn 2015 Vorige editie

COVER FEATURE: SAM INGRAM IS LEADING THE WAY FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED ATHLETES
Sam Ingram has represented his country with distinction on the tatami for over a decade and is driven by his desire of eclipsing all of his previous accomplishments to wear Paralympic gold next summer. The visually impaired judoka is one of the most successful and respected active judoka in the country and could be the hero of ParalympicsGB supporters at the Rio 2016 Paralympics next summer.

LUCY RENSHALL: EURO CHAMP IS GOING PRO
Having entered her final year as a junior, and with the prospect of fighting for senior recognition this coming December, St Helens’ Lucy Renshall has managed to hit the best form of her young career at the perfect time. Renshall capped an all-round impressive display from the GB squad at the recent Junior European Championships in Berlin, where she bettered her fifth place from 2014 and came away with the gold medal.

COLUMNISTS
EUAN BURTON gives his thoughts on all the latest news and results
KATE HOWEY discusses the GB Squad and their path to the Rio Olympics

FEATURES
Photo Essay: Because Of Judo
Tech Focus: Mune-Gatame, Turnover into Osae-Komi, Yoko-Tomoe-Nage
A Guide To Visually Impaired Friendly Judo
Tournament Review: Glasgow European Open
Classic Match: Gemma Gibbons vs Audrey Tcheumeo
Club Focus: Kettering Premier Judo Club
Judoka In Focus: Stan Cantrill
The Kids Corner
Jimmy The Judo Lion