## French Judo Embraces a New Era Under Jossinet’s Leadership
French Judo is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Frédérique Jossinet as the Manager of the French teams. This strategic move positions Jossinet, a decorated athlete and experienced sports administrator, too guide the national team towards success at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.[1]
Jossinet’s impressive career trajectory makes her ideally suited for this role. as a former Olympic silver medalist and triple European champion, she brings a wealth of on-the-mat experience and a deep understanding of the sport. Beyond her athletic achievements, Jossinet has honed her leadership skills in various strategic positions, including Director of Women’s Football at the French Football Federation and General Director of humanfab, an innovation center focused on high-performance sports. [2]
This appointment comes at a pivotal moment for French Judo. Following the Paris 2024 Games, the national team is undergoing a restructuring phase, with the departure of key coaching figures. Jossinet’s first priority will be to assemble a new coaching team for both the men’s and women’s squads, a crucial step in ensuring the team’s continued competitiveness on the international stage.
Jossinet’s vision for French Judo is clear: to build upon the successes of the Paris Games and maintain judo’s position as a leading French sport. She aims to achieve this by fostering a culture of excellence, nurturing young talent, and adapting training methodologies to the evolving landscape of international judo.”I am honored by the trust placed in me by France Judo and its president Stéphane Nomis,” Jossinet stated. “I will leverage the successes of the last Olympics to further strengthen our French team in an increasingly competitive global context.”
Stéphane Nomis, President of France Judo, expressed confidence in Jossinet’s ability to lead the team to new heights. “The real challenge for Frédérique is to maintain judo as the leading French sport at the Los Angeles Olympic Games in 2028. With her experience, her leadership and her vision, she has all the qualities to meet this enterprising objective and wriet a new chapter of the French judo.”
With Jossinet at the helm, French Judo is poised for a radiant future. Her leadership, combined with the dedication of the athletes and coaching staff, promises to propel the team towards continued success on the world stage. [3]
Jossinet Takes teh Helm: A New Era for French Judo?
This week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with two-time Olympic medalist and former World Judo Champion, Anne-Sophie Mondière, to discuss the recent appointment of Frédérique Jossinet as the new Manager of the French Judo teams.Anne-Sophie, with your vast experience in the sport, what are your initial thoughts on this appointment?
Anne-Sophie Mondière: Well, I think it’s a bold move. Frédérique Jossinet has an amazing track record both as an athlete and as a sports administrator. Her success in football, with the French Football Federation, shows adaptability and leadership skills that will be crucial for French Judo going forward.
Moderator: Absolutely.The article mentions Jossinet’s experience as Director of Women’s Football at the French Football Federation. Do you think this unique experience will be an asset for leading the French Judo team?
Anne-sophie Mondière: Definitely.Judo, like football, is a highly competitive sport. It demands strategic thinking, team building, and the ability to adapt to evolving sporting landscapes. Jossinet’s experience managing a national team in a different sport could provide fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to French Judo.
Moderator: These are crucial times for French Judo.The article states that sourcing a new coaching team is Jossinet’s immediate priority. do you see this restructuring as a sign of a necessary evolution within French Judo?
Anne-Sophie Mondière: It’s a necessary change. Paris 2024 was a success for French Judo, but maintaining momentum requires new ideas and possibly some fresh faces. Bringing in a new coaching team allows Jossinet to build a unit that aligns with her vision for the future of the sport.
Moderator: Speaking of vision, Jossinet’s stated goal is to maintain Judo’s position as a leading French sport internationally. Is that a realistic aim given the increasing global competition in Judo?
anne-Sophie Mondière: It’s definitely challenging but absolutely achievable. Jossinet has the right ingredients – experience, leadership, and a clear vision. The key will be nurturing young talent and adapting training methodologies to stay ahead of the curve.
Moderator: Well said. The future of French Judo hangs in the balance, and all eyes are on Jossinet to deliver. What final thoughts would you like to leave our readers with, Anne-Sophie?
Anne-Sophie Mondière: This is an exciting time for French Judo. We have a leader with the experience and vision to guide the team towards a shining future. I, for one, am optimistic about what lies ahead. Let’s see what they can achieve!
Now, we want to hear from you! What are your thoughts on jossinet’s appointment? Do you think she can lead French Judo to new heights in Los Angeles 2028? Leave your comments below and let’s discuss!
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