Basdorfer PSV cheers: Three medals at German Championships!

Basdorfer PSV cheers: Three medals at German Championships!

Norderstedt, Deutschland - The German JU-Jutsu championships took place on June 21 and 22, 2025 in Norderstedt and attracted numerous athletes from all over Germany. Among them was the Brandenburg team, which presented themselves with a strong team of seven athletes and won a total of five medals. Particularly noteworthy is the impressive appearance of the athletes of the BASDORFER PSV, who already qualified at ODE in Weimar in May, in order to then face the competition in northern Germany.

A true star of the tournament was Martin, 39 years old, who fought in the category up to 94 kg. On Saturday morning he started the competition brilliantly and reached the semi -finals with two premature victories. With another victory, Martin moved into the final, where he ultimately competed against a national cadre athlete and won his fifth German championship title. Barnim Aktuell reports that Martin defended the lead with 13:10 points after an initial deficit.

successful young talents

not only Martin shines: Oskar, who fought after a freewire in the semi -finals, was able to prevail and reached his first final at a German championship. Unfortunately, he had to give up in the decisive fight, but was still runner -up. Jan also performed excellently in the U21 to 62 kg, where he won the first three fights, but was defeated in the fourth fight and also brought home the title of the German runner -up. The PSV had a total of a gold medal and two silver medals, which impressively demonstrates the talent pool and the quality of training in Brandenburg. Ju-Jutsu Brandenburg emphasizes that in addition to Martin also Oskar Götz and Jan Henrik Böttger, the new vice masters are also.

A special mention also deserves Luis, who competed in Hungary at the Kickboxing World Cup between June 14 and 15 and took a respectable third place in the LK -89 kg class. The Budokids of the PSV Basdorf also passed their running badge and were awarded for their perseverance and perseverance. These successes reflect the great commitment of the trainers and the support of the families of the athletes.

A look at the JU Jutsu Association

The event in Norderstedt is an example of the successful work of DJJV e.V., the largest association for self -defense and violence prevention in Germany. The DJJV, active and a member of the German Olympic Sports Association since 1990, offers broad access to the JU-Jutsu, which is considered a self-defense system. His programs are aimed at children, adolescents and adults and promote both popular sports and competition sports. DJJV continuously conducts research in order to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the training methods and further develop sport.