A top-tier team will be occupying the CRFlamengo dojo this Friday and Saturday (September 7th and 8th). The red-and-black judokas will all be present to carry out high-level training for the upcoming commitments of the sport, which has a full schedule in 9.

Under the command of the CRF judo director, Frederico Flexa and coaches Jomar Carneiro and Alexandre Garcez, training will begin at 10 am and will last approximately two hours.

According to the supervisor of the red-black judo team, Carlos Alberto Monteiro de Farias, known as Betão, other internationally renowned teams are expected to appear at the Gávea dojo to maintain a fast pace for the World Championships, which will begin on the 13th.

This won't be the first time the Gávea dojo will feature foreign judokas. Flamengo is a leading international judo team and has hosted teams from Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, Venezuela, and Mexico.

Photo: The German national team training at the CRF dojo