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  • Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
    Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
    USA
    1858-10-27 - 1919-01-06
    Manhattan - Oyster Bay
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    又名
    Teddy Roosevelt
    描述

    26th President of the United States and judo practitioner

    师父(1)
    • 山下 義韶
      山下 義韶
      link講道館柔道 2
      较可能
      Well-documented in historical article 'Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington' with specific dates March-April 1904 practicing judo three afternoons a week in the White House
      (1904-1904)
      于 Roosevelt's White House Judo Course
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      Frederico Muñoz
      Researcher、Martialis
      1 个来源
      fact_check
      Well-documented in historical article 'Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington' with specific dates March-April 1904 practicing judo three afternoons a week in the White House
      评估者:FSMverified
      Frederico Muñoz
      Researcher、Martialis
      “So, during March and April 1904, Roosevelt practiced judo three afternoons a week, using a ground floor office in the White House as his workout space (...) Yamashita later said that while Roosevelt was his best pupil (...)”
      — Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington (Journal of Combative Sport, Oct 2000)link
    段位(1)
    • link講道館柔道
      military_tech8段 2
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      Honorary 8th dan awarded posthumously by United States Judo Association in 2007 for his role in introducing judo to America, as documented in historical sources
      段級位制(2007)
      expand_morefact_check评估者:FSMverified
      Frederico Muñoz
      Researcher、Martialis
      1 个来源
      fact_check
      Honorary 8th dan awarded posthumously by United States Judo Association in 2007 for his role in introducing judo to America, as documented in historical sources
      评估者:FSMverified
      Frederico Muñoz
      Researcher、Martialis
      “The USJA made Roosevelt an 8th Degree Black Belt, an honor usually bestowed on those who have been doing Judo over 50 years and occasionally on those of distinguished leadership who have bought Judo into the international limelight.”
      — Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington (Journal of Combative Sport, Oct 2000)link
    来源
    “So, during March and April 1904, Roosevelt practiced judo three afternoons a week, using a ground floor office in the White House as his workout space. Yamashita later said that while Roosevelt was his best pupil, he was also very heavy and very impetuous.”
    — Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington (Journal of Combative Sport, Oct 2000)link
    “Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (October 27, 1858 – January 6, 1919), also known as Teddy or T.R., was the 26th president of the United States, serving from 1901 to 1909.”
    — Theodore Roosevelt - Wikipedia link
    “Roosevelt trained judo under two instructors (John O'Brien, and Yoshiaki Yamashita) for a period of around a few months each in 1902 and 1904. The USJA in 2007 posthumously awarded Roosevelt an honorary 8th dan grade for his contribution to introducing the art to America.”
    — What Level Of Expertise Did Theodore Roosevelt Have In Judo? - Martial Arts Stack Exchangelink
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