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13/09/2024

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23/07/2024

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Peake to serve as strategic advisor for all-UK human spaceflight mission Renowned British astronaut Tim Peake joins Axiom Space’s astronaut team as a strategic advisor, with the specific task of supporting the development of and strategy behind a potential all-UK human spaceflight mission with the

19/07/2024

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17/07/2024

The Legendary Masahiko Kimura: The Judoka Who Conquered Helio Gracie and Redefined Martial Arts

Masahiko Kimura is considered one of the greatest judokas of all time, known for his incredible skill and dominance in the sport during his prime. Born in Kumamoto, Japan, in 1917, Kimura started practicing judo at the young age of 10. He quickly rose through the ranks and earned his black belt at the age of 17.

Throughout his career, Kimura won many prestigious titles, including the All-Japan Judo Championship and the World Judo Championship. He also became famous for his legendary fight with Brazilian jiu-jitsu master Helio Gracie in 1951.

Kimura's accomplishments in judo are numerous. He won the All-Japan Judo Championship three times in a row from 1949 to 1951, and he also won the Judo World Championship in 1951. Kimura's judo techniques were known for their precision and power, and he was especially skilled at throwing his opponents with seoi-nage and uchi-mata.

Kimura's most famous fight, however, was against Helio Gracie in 1951. At the time, Gracie was considered unbeatable in the sport of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and he had issued an open challenge to any Japanese judoka who was willing to fight him. Kimura accepted the challenge, and the two men faced off in front of a packed stadium in Brazil.

The fight was a classic battle between the two martial arts, with Gracie attempting to take Kimura down to the ground and submit him with his grappling skills, while Kimura tried to keep the fight standing and use his judo throws. After a grueling 13-minute match, Kimura finally managed to take Gracie down with a double-leg takedown and then executed his trademark move, the ude-garami, also known as the "Kimura lock."

The Kimura lock is a shoulder lock that puts intense pressure on the shoulder joint and can cause serious injury if not released quickly. Gracie, however, refused to tap out and instead allowed Kimura to break his arm. The referee stopped the fight, and Kimura was declared the winner.

Kimura's victory over Gracie was a significant moment in the history of martial arts, as it demonstrated the effectiveness of judo techniques against Brazilian jiu-jitsu

16/07/2024

14/07/2024

We asked some of our Year 7 students and graduating students to reflect on their first and final performances at the School and offer advice to one another for the future.

'Don’t beat yourself up on the smallest things. Just work towards what you want. If you don’t get there immediately, just don’t give up.' - George, Year 7

Read more: https://www.royalballetschool.org.uk/2024/07/06/passing-the-torch-insights-from-our-year-7-and-pre-professional-students/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2024_JUL_ALL_LATEST_NEWS&utm_term=summer-reflections&utm_content=image

14/07/2024

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11/07/2024

To celebrate England’s win in the UEFA EURO semi-final tonight, The Shard's spire lights are illuminated with the St. George’s Cross.

Take a moment to look up at London’s skyline, which will be glowing in red and white to support the team through to Sunday’s final.