Ian Rose

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Ian Rose Profile

Ian Rose (www.ianrose.org) is a Paralympoic Judo player from High Wycombe.

After taking up Judo for self defence, Ian swiftly changed from being a shy seven year-old who was teased about his thick glasses into a world-class Paralympic champion. His story is unique because he reached the pinnacle of sports success while building up a successful career. Ian enjoys sport but he is foremost a dedicated family man, with two children and a very supportive wife - the perfect team.

In sport he gained his black belt at 17. In the same year, (1989) he was selected to fight his first Visually Impaired (VI) European Championships, winning bronze. From that point Judo became a way of life. He succeeded in both fully sighted and VI competitions and has been selected for four Paralympic Games.

Testimonials

"Great entertaining speaker who manages to show you how you can achieve your dreams despite personal disadvantages and how he has not allowed these to hold him back. A great example of how you can do anything with hard work and if you put your mind to it, proving this with his Olympic medals. I can highly recommend him as a motivational speaker." Sudheer Gupta - Partner, Alliotts Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors

Achievements:

2006 World Championships France - Bronze Medal

2006 Northglenn Open Germany - Silver Medal

2006 German Open - Gold Medal

2005 VI World Cup

2005 VI European Championships

2004 Athens Paralympics - Silver Medal

2002 VI World Championships Rome

2000 VI Japanese Open

2000 Sydney Paralympics

1999 VI European Championships

1998 VI Japanese Open

1998 VI World Championships Madrid

1996 Atlanta Paralympics - Bronze Medal

1995 VI World Championships, USA - World Champion

1995 VI European Championships

1992, 93 and 94 VI European Championships

1992 Barcelona Paralympics

1991 VI European Championships

1989 VI World Games

1989 VI European Championships