Motohiko Eguchi is a Judo athlete. He served as a captain of the Nihon University Judo Team in 1966.[1] Eguchi received a degree in Economics at Nihon University,[2] then moved to the US with Jerome Mackey.[2] He had earned his 4th dan by age 23.[2] He was the 1966 under-93 kg national Judo champion[3] and was the grand champion in the 1966 US national Judo championships.[3] He had served as the national guard champion in 1966,[4] as well as the head coach of the Women's National Team in the 1985 Fukuoka Cup in Fukuoka, Japan.[5] In 2013, he held an 8th dan in Judo.[6]
| Motohiko Eguchi | |
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| Born |  |
| Style | Judo |
| Medal record | ||
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| Men's Judo | ||
Representing  United States
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| 1966 National Championships | ||
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US National Championships | 1966 |
References
edit- ^ Black Belt. Active Interest Media, Inc. August 1966. pp. 28–. ISSN 0277-3066.
- ^ a b c Confessions of a Judo Roll-Out www.si.com
- ^ a b Judo Results Motohiko Eguchi judoinside.com
- ^ Black Belt. Active Interest Media, Inc. October 1966. pp. 49–. ISSN 0277-3066.
- ^ Black Belt. Active Interest Media, Inc. June 1985. pp. 115–. ISSN 0277-3066.
- ^ USJF High Dan Grades www.usjf.com
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