Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Roy Inman OBE is a British judoka and coach and author.Awarded O.B.E From Queen Elizabeth British Coach for 15 yearsAwarded UK International Coach Of The Year 1991Author Of 10 BooksCoached At 4 Olympic Games, Won 6 Olympic Medals And 14 World ChampionshipsAwarded 9th Dan (By International Judo Federation)Vice President Of The B.J.AHe is a member of the Board of Directors of the British Judo Association (since 2001).His coaching career includes coaching at the Barcelona, Seoul and Sydney Summer Olympic Games.He was awarded the U.K. coach of the year in 1991, the O.B.E. from H.M. the Queen in 1992 and a Full Blue from the University of Bath in 2001.C.VRoy Has been involved in judo since starting at Budokwai in 1964. Roy has been an international player for 12 years and ran a club very successful judo club called Fairholme for 30 years. Roy has now left the Board for the British Judo Association (6 years running) and is now one of the vice presidents for the British Judo Association, Roy Inman Now holds the Grade of 9th Dan (one of very few). He was the British Judo Association National Coach for Over 15 years, He Has coached at 4 Olympic Games, and his players have won 6 Olympic Medals and 14 World Championships. Roy previously held the role of Head Coach, and latterly the Judo Technical Director for the University of Bath’s High Performance Judo Program for 10 years. He is a Director of the British Judo Association Ltd, was awarded the UK International Coach of the Year in 1991, and the O.B.E from HM the Queen Elizabeth in 1992.As a player Roy won 2 British Open Titles, and competed in European and World Championships, over a 12 year period. He trained at Sekijuku in Japan under Isao Okano.Roy has been a Director of High Wycombe Judo Centre Ltd for over 20 years, and a Director of the British Judo Association Ltd and the British Judo Association Competitions and Events Ltd for over 6 years. Previously he was a member of the B.J.A Management Committee. Formerly Finance Director of a Hire Purchase Firm.Roy is currently the B.J.A Northern Home Counties Area Chairman, holding this position on and off for some 15 years. For over 30 years he was Chairman, Chief Coach, Caretaker, and Administrator of a B.J.A club, (Fairholme Judo Club). He is a Full Member of the Budokwai.A prolific Coach Educator, he was a leading deliverer of the B.J.A Club Coach Award, and the architect of the B.J.A Instructor Award. He is a lecturer for the European Judo Union on their suite of Coach Awards, teaching on the E.J.U Level 4 Performance Coach Award at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. Chairman of the B.J.A Coaching Commission since 2010, and Chair of the B.J.A Promotions Commission since 2008. He is a B.J.A Senior Examiner.. }
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- Roy_Inman abstract "Roy Inman OBE is a British judoka and coach and author.Awarded O.B.E From Queen Elizabeth British Coach for 15 yearsAwarded UK International Coach Of The Year 1991Author Of 10 BooksCoached At 4 Olympic Games, Won 6 Olympic Medals And 14 World ChampionshipsAwarded 9th Dan (By International Judo Federation)Vice President Of The B.J.AHe is a member of the Board of Directors of the British Judo Association (since 2001).His coaching career includes coaching at the Barcelona, Seoul and Sydney Summer Olympic Games.He was awarded the U.K. coach of the year in 1991, the O.B.E. from H.M. the Queen in 1992 and a Full Blue from the University of Bath in 2001.C.VRoy Has been involved in judo since starting at Budokwai in 1964. Roy has been an international player for 12 years and ran a club very successful judo club called Fairholme for 30 years. Roy has now left the Board for the British Judo Association (6 years running) and is now one of the vice presidents for the British Judo Association, Roy Inman Now holds the Grade of 9th Dan (one of very few). He was the British Judo Association National Coach for Over 15 years, He Has coached at 4 Olympic Games, and his players have won 6 Olympic Medals and 14 World Championships. Roy previously held the role of Head Coach, and latterly the Judo Technical Director for the University of Bath’s High Performance Judo Program for 10 years. He is a Director of the British Judo Association Ltd, was awarded the UK International Coach of the Year in 1991, and the O.B.E from HM the Queen Elizabeth in 1992.As a player Roy won 2 British Open Titles, and competed in European and World Championships, over a 12 year period. He trained at Sekijuku in Japan under Isao Okano.Roy has been a Director of High Wycombe Judo Centre Ltd for over 20 years, and a Director of the British Judo Association Ltd and the British Judo Association Competitions and Events Ltd for over 6 years. Previously he was a member of the B.J.A Management Committee. Formerly Finance Director of a Hire Purchase Firm.Roy is currently the B.J.A Northern Home Counties Area Chairman, holding this position on and off for some 15 years. For over 30 years he was Chairman, Chief Coach, Caretaker, and Administrator of a B.J.A club, (Fairholme Judo Club). He is a Full Member of the Budokwai.A prolific Coach Educator, he was a leading deliverer of the B.J.A Club Coach Award, and the architect of the B.J.A Instructor Award. He is a lecturer for the European Judo Union on their suite of Coach Awards, teaching on the E.J.U Level 4 Performance Coach Award at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. Chairman of the B.J.A Coaching Commission since 2010, and Chair of the B.J.A Promotions Commission since 2008. He is a B.J.A Senior Examiner.".