After a period of inactivity of 18 months, the judo-tournament-results-and-highlights/” title=”Stade Pessacais Union Club Hosts Annual Interclub Judo Tournament: Results and Highlights”>Stade pessacais union club (Spuc), judo jujitsu taïso section, has resumed training. And recently, his judokas have also rediscovered the joys of…
After a period of inactivity of 18 months, the Stade pessacais union club (Spuc), judo jujitsu taïso section, has resumed training. And recently, his judokas have also rediscovered the joys of competition on the tatami mats “We barely take it back”, confirms Rémy Camblor, technical director of the club since September 2018, and head coach black belt third dan. A function he exercises alongside Christelle Lavow, fourth dan black belt and state graduate.
“Observing all the usual precautions, training resumed a few weeks ago for the 270 licensees of the men’s and women’s sections, in judo jujitsu taïso”, adds Rémy Camblor. On the evening of Friday, January 14, the members of the office, the club’s black belts, the senior judokas and Bruno Chotard, the club’s president, attended a black belt ceremony for two judokas, at the Bellegrave dojo. The names of the two promoted of the day: Théo Georges, 20 years old and arrived at the club at the age of 8, and Maxime Rague, 16 years old, present at the club for 3 years now.
A first for seven years
During his speech, the director Rémy Camblor underlined the strong implication and the assiduity of the two young people raised to the rank of black belt. “In addition to their physical, technical and mental qualities, they show a strong desire to understand why a technique works or not. This approach allowed them to progress and find the keys to success. Still, obtaining the black belt is not an end, but the beginning of a long adventure. There is still a long way to go. It has been seven years since the club recorded the appointment of one or more black belts. »
This shows the difficulty of the course to be followed in respect of a triple value: SHIN (morality, spirit, character), GI (technique, ability) and TAI (strength of the body, physical form).
