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2025 | Sports Reap Mail | Volume 4 Number 1 13The art of judo is to use your opponent%u2019s strength to your advantageJudo is about more than just defeating an opponent; it embodies a harmony of physical skill, mental discipline, and the core values of respect and humility. Success on the tatami requires relentless practice, strategic thinking, and the ability to adapt to ever-changing situations. A judoka does not rely solely on brute strength but uses the principles of balance, leverage, and timing to turn an opponent%u2019s energy to their advantage. True victory in judo also reflects the spirit of mutual benefit, where both athletes grow through the encounter. As Jigoro Kano, the founder of judo, emphasized, the ultimate goal is not just to win matches but to achieve personal growth and contribute positively to society. Winning in judo is thus a celebration of skill, character, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.Victory in judo is also deeply rooted in its values of respect, humility, and mutual benefit. It%u2019s not merely about defeating an opponent but about striving to be better%u2014on and off the tatami. Every throw, hold, or counter is an expression of months, even years, of rigorous training and refinement. However, true success extends beyond medals; it reflects personal growth, the building of character, and a contribution to the larger community. He Qualified in the All India Inter-University Judo (M) Tournament held at Chatrapati sahuji-maharaj University, Kanpur(Kanpur University) during January 2024.A.Akkash Raj, a Judo player from SRMIST (I-MBA Vadapalani Campus), won the Gold Medal in the Under-60 kg Category at the South West Zone Inter-University Judo Championship 2024 .The pain you feel today will be the strength you feel tomorrowWinning in weightlifting is about more than just lifting the heaviest weights; it%u2019s a testament to discipline, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. Success in this sport demands not only physical strength but also mental toughness and unwavering focus. Every lift represents hours of gruelling training, overcoming failures, and finetuning technique to achieve perfection. In weightlifting, victory is earned through consistency, patience, and the ability to push beyond perceived limits.True champions understand that the barbell tests not just their bodies but their character. Every rep builds not only muscle but also perseverance and selfbelief. Winning in weightlifting is about conquering self-doubt, turning setbacks into stepping stones, and continuously striving for personal bests. It embodies the spirit of determination, proving that through effort and grit, extraordinary feats can be achieved. Ultimately, weightlifting celebrates the power of human potential, showing that success comes to those who lift not just Mr.N. Krishnabarathi, I-B.Sc (Phy Edn), achieved an impressive personal best by lifting a total of 320 kg to secure a Gold medal in the 89 kg category. Mr.K. Gurukannan, I-B.Sc (Phy Edn), earned a Bronze medal in the 67 kg category.weights but their ambitions and spirits to new heights. Qualified for All India Inter-University Weightlifting Championships at LPU Phagwara, Punjab.