At the Judo Club Brivois, not all the judokas are on vacation. At the start of the week, the Brives Judo Club organized a judo and multisport course for young people from the Brives and Blavozy clubs.
These two days were an opportunity to review and deepen the techniques taught every week during training. Christophe Charpenay, the teacher, had planned motor skills courses, judo on the ground and standing.
The 23 trainees aged 6 to 12 were able to improve their skills and then compete against each other on the second day and put into practice the techniques covered in small fights.
To complete the days, collective games were also offered to develop cooperation, collective opposition and vary the pleasures. The Brivois judo club is very attached to the transmission from the oldest to the youngest and always allows the older ones to accompany the younger ones through the events organized during the year.
This time, it was Manon Nicolas who participated on the second day in supervising the training day with Christophe Charpenay. A few days earlier, with her brother Lilian and six other judokas selected by the departmental committee, she was able to participate in a three-day international training course, organized by the Dojo Romanais.
Various speakers led this course including Hidayat Heydarov, Azerbaijani judoka, four times European champion and Olympic champion in -73 kg. Technique and randoris were on the program for these three days which will remain in the memories of these young shoots proud to have been able to train with great champions.
