The 3rd Lisbon Stage organized by the Judo School The Judokinhas Group, in the Multipurpose Pavilion of Odivelas, with 2 areas of carpet (900 m2 and 300 m2), being the nights and meals at the Military College in Lisbon 10 minutes from the Pavilion, the Organization guarantees the transportation of the Pavilion to the Military College and Pavilion on 19, 20 and 21 July 2019, with Masters Neil Adams, Vicé Olympic Champion in Moscow 80 and Los Angeles 84 and World Champion in Maastritch 81, 5 x European Champion, one of the best Technicians and most effective judoka worldwide.

Renato Kobayashi, Olympic Athlete Seoul 88, National Champion in all ranks, Olympic Coach London 12, High Performance Coach III and High Judge Training Coach, technical manager of one of the largest national Judo schools with more than 600 judokas .

This initiative represents a strong investment in the development of Judo in Portugal, based on the values ​​of JUDO and its good practice, ie, MORE and BEST JUDO and participate in a stage of high technical quality, with the partnership of the Portuguese Federation of Judo, Municipal of Odivelas, Military College, Kobayashi Cultural Center, Sport União Sintrense and Fighting Films Portugal.

Neil Adams, elevated by the IJF to 9th Dan, is a living legend of Judo. A British citizen, he became one of the most successful judokas in the world.

His curriculum is vast and impressive:

• Olympic Vice Champion Moscow 1980
• Olympic Vice-Champion Los Angeles 1984
• World Champion in 1981
• Vice World Champion in 1983
• 5 times European Champion (79, 80, 83, 84 and 1985)
• 3 times bronze medal in European Championships (1977, 1978 and 1982)

Neil Adams is one of the most competent and sought-after judo technicians: a technical and refereeing supervisor at the International Federation of Judo (IJF), as well as an enthusiastic official commentator at top-level Judo events.

Due to his versatility and expertise, a special conference for coaches, referees and officials will be held during the training camp.

Grade: 7th Dan

Birthday: 11 July 1973

• 1996 Atlanta Olympic Gold Medal (-86kg/Atlanta/USA)
• 1993 World Championship Gold Medal (-78kg/Hamilton/CAN)
• 1995 World Championship Gold Medal (-86kg/Chiba/JPN)
• 1997 World Championship Gold Medal (-86kg/Paris/FRA)
• Former Korea National Team Men Coach (Beijing Olympic/2008)

Member of International Judo Federation Hall of Fame since 2015

Refereeing Supervisor at IJF

Sports Commissioner at IJF

Teacher at the University of Korea