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Israeli Judo Champion Gili Cohen Overcomes Mental Hurdles, Eyes Olympic Medal
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First reported by Mako · 55 minutes ago
What happened
Israeli judoka Gili Cohen won gold at the Grand Slam in Lausanne after overcoming personal and mental challenges. She is now focused on qualifying for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, aiming for a medal while balancing her athletic career with studies and personal life.
- 01Judo champion Gili Cohen won gold in Lausanne after overcoming mental hurdles.
- 02She is preparing for upcoming competitions and the 2028 Olympic qualification.
- 03Cohen balances her demanding athletic career with university studies.
- 04She noted improved support within the Israeli national judo team.
- 05Sponsorship challenges arose after her marriage, impacting her career.
- 06Cohen competes alongside her sister, Karem, finding mutual support.
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