From Tuesday April 19 to Thursday April 21, an interdepartmental advanced training course took place at the Ufolep center in Giffaumont, organized by the Haute-Marne committee.
Were concerned the categories benjamins, minimal and cadets.
About forty judokas from the department were present, from the clubs of JC Marnaval/Saint-Dizier, SLO Bettancourt, Chaumont, Chanoy/Rolampont, Illoud, Nogent, Langres and Chalindrey. Aubois, Marnais, Ardennais, Moselle and Icaunais participated in the course.
“It’s a course where we do a technical reframing to make them evolve in their judo. The theme was: how to control the attack of the adversary to use it and act in counter-attack. It’s the last of the season and it’s a matter of preparing for the news”, confided Francis Clerget, course manager, who mobilized the intervention of eight executives including Frédéric Demontfaucon, 7th Dan, world judo champion in 2001 and crowned with numerous international titles until 2007.
” A reference “
He is now director in charge of education within the Federation. “Frédéric’s quality of precision is so sharp. It is a benchmark”, continues Francis Clerget.
Tuesday, April 19, an evening session was open to teachers and black belts. Forty judokas were present, including the president of the departmental committee Thierry Masson and the president of the Grand Est League Jean-Louis Duverget.
The days were very busy, with two judo sessions in the morning and at the end of the afternoon. From 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., climbing activities, archery, mountain biking, tree climbing, team sports and nautical activities were held. A session dedicated to arbitration was held on Wednesday evening.
From our correspondent Adrien Jeanson
