High the Rachel's
| Acquisition medal | ||
|---|---|---|
 Belgium | ||
| Girl judo | ||
| The Olympics | ||
| Copper | 1992 Barcelona | 72 kg grade |
Yes, the judo player that Belgian roux Venn is from it as for the the Rachel's (Heidi Rakels June 22, 1968 -). Rank is 72 kg grade and 78 kg grade. 178cm tall [1].
Table of contents
Person
I played an active part as a player of the 72 kg grade, but acquired a bronze medal by the Barcelona Olympics because there was a skilled player called Ulla Werbrouck in this rank of Belgium when I lowered the rank to the 66 kg grade in 1992 [1]. Thereafter, I returned rank to 72 kg grade again, but was not able to participate in the Atlanta Olympics of 1996 (well Brooke won the championship in Atlanta). I participated in the Sydney Olympics with rank as 78 kg grade, but remained in the fifth place afterwards [1]. In addition, this Rachel's is the only partner whom Noriko Anno who achieved a world championship 4 straight victory in 78 kg of Athens Olympics grade gold medalists is defeated by twice in the 78 kg grade times.
Main war record
War record with the 72 kg grade
- 1989 - Belgian international Championship
- 1990 - international championship in Belgium
- 1990 - Austria international third place
- 72 kg of 1990 - world students grade second place indiscriminate championship
War record with the 66 kg grade
- 1992 - French international The third place
- 1992 - Europe championship second place
- 1992 - Barcelona Olympics third place
War record with the 72 kg grade
- 1994 - Czech international Championship
- 1995 - France international second place
- 1997 - German international The second place
- 1997 - international championship in Czech
War record with the 78 kg grade
- 1998 - France international third place
- 1998 - international championship in Czech
- The game with 1998 - World Cup group third place
- 1999 - Polish international Championship
- 1999 - Europe championship third place
- 1999 - Fukuoka international second place
- 2000 - Russian international The third place
- 2000 - Hungary international third place
- 2000 - international championship in Poland
- 2000 - Sydney Olympics fifth place
- 2001 - Bulgarian international The second place
- 2001 - Europe championship second place
- 2002 - Russia international third place
- 2002 - Germany international third place
Footnote
Outside link
- Profile (English) of high the Rachel's - JudoInside.com
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