The theme for #WorldJudoDay 2018 will be picked by judo fans with a social media vote to decide the value from judo’s moral code for 28 October, the birthday of judo founder Jigoro Kano.
#WorldJudoDay was launched in 2011 and is an annual celebration for all members of the judo family to share their mutual love for the sport with special activities.
The event, which is now in its eighth year, has become a global celebration, as 28 October has become a key date on the international judo calendar.
Previous themes for #WorldJudoDay have been Respect (2011), Judo For All (2012), Perseverance (2013), Honour (2014), Unity (2015), Judo For The World (2016) and Courage (2017).
The event, which is now in its eighth year, has become a global celebration, as 28 October has become a key date on the international judo calendar.
Previous themes for #WorldJudoDay have been Respect (2011), Judo For All (2012), Perseverance (2013), Honour (2014), Unity (2015), Judo For The World (2016) and Courage (2017).
To decide the theme for 2018, a vote is now live on the IJF Twitter account (@IntJudoFed) for 24 hours from Monday afternoon to Tuesday afternoon. Fans can pick from a shortlist of four themes and the most popular potential two themes will go on to an Instagram deciding vote on Wednesday.
The themes to pick from are:
Self control
Modesty
Courtesy
Friendship
Click here to vote on Twitter
The themes to pick from are:
Self control
Modesty
Courtesy
Friendship
Click here to vote on Twitter
