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- 1. Sumo w klubie LUKS Lubzina trenuje 9 kobiet i 12 m甜czyzn.
- 2. Wszystkim Sumo kojarzy si z otyymi Japoczykami. Niestety nie s to dobre skojarzenia, poniewa甜 w klubie nie ma takich os坦b. A mimo to i tak ka甜dy ma na swoim koncie jaki sukces.
- 3. Osoby kt坦re trenuj ok. 15 lat s ju甜 Mistrzami wiata, Europy, Polski oraz mniejszych grup spoecznych. Midzy innymi s to Sara i Magda. Nie zwa甜ajc na to, 甜e mieszkaj w Dbicy umiej pogodzi nauk, prac, obowizki domowe i sport. Tak samo jak Rafa, kt坦ry r坦wnie甜 jest Mistrzem wiata, uczy si i mieszka w Rzeszowie ale codziennie doje甜d甜a do Lubziny i Dbicy, poniewa甜 trenuje te甜 zapasy.
- 4. Modsi te甜 s Mistrzami. Sawek i Dawid to uczniowie 1 gimnazjum. We wrzeniu 2016r.odbyy si Mistrzostwa Polski Modzik坦w w Sumo gdzie Sawek zosta Mistrzem, a Dawid wicemistrzem Polski. Trzy dziewczyny kt坦re r坦wnie甜 pojechay znalazy si tu甜 za podium. Ale za to na nastpnych zawodach miay 2 i 3 miejsce.
- 5. W listopadzie odby si Puchar Polski Modzik坦w w Sumo. Te zawody byy pierwsz z czterech eliminacji do Mistrzostw Europy. Tam uczniowie bardzo dobrze si spisali. Przywie添li ze sob 5 medali 1 zoty i 4 srebrne.
- 6. Sumo to sport jednoczenie dla kobiet jak i dla m甜czyzn. Ka甜dy kto tylko chce mo甜e chodzi na sumo i nie warto si tego wstydzi. W tym sporcie mo甜na zdoby wiele sukces坦w, tak jak w naszej szkole kilku uczni坦w ju甜 je zdobyo.
- 7. Wykonay Patrycja Cierpia i Mariola Wodzie