Necessary Documentation for Spain Cadet Judo Super Cup in Alicante

Get Ready for the Spanish Cadet Cup in Alicante!

The Spanish Cadet Cup in Alicante is just around the corner,and we want to ensure you’re fully prepared for this exciting event. Here’s a comprehensive reminder of everything you need to know, including essential documentation and key deadlines.

Essential Documents for Weigh-In

To ensure a smooth registration process, please bring the following documents to the weigh-in:

Completed and signed parental authorization form: You can download and print the form [link to form].
Original identification document: This can be a national ID card or passport. valid federal license: Ensure your license is current.
Vaccination certificate: Please provide proof of vaccination.
* Completed COVID-19 protocol document: Download and complete the form [link to form].

Accreditation and Weigh-In Details

Mark your calendars! Accreditation and weigh-in will take place on Friday, march 11th, at 6:00 PM sharp.

the location is the Pitiu Rochel Municipal Pavilion, located at Calle Foguerer Romeu Zarandieta, 4.For your convenience, we will also provide a PDF containing all the tournament facts.

Weight Management Tips for Competitors

Athletes, remember to carefully manage your weight leading up to the competition. Arriving at the weigh-in already within your weight class eliminates last-minute stress and allows you to focus on your performance.

Show Your Skills!

We’re confident you’ll showcase your talent and dedication on the mat. Remember to bring your A-game and leave it all out there!

Uniform Reminder

As a reminder, the official judogi color for the tournament is blue and white.

Weighing In on the Spanish Cadet Cup: A Chat with Coach Martinez

The excitement is palpable! The Spanish Cadet Cup in Alicante is right around the corner and young judoka from across the country are gearing up to showcase their skills on the mat. To get a better understanding of the preparations and what athletes can expect, we sat down with renowned Judo coach, Miguel Martinez, a man who has nurtured countless champions throughout his career.

Moderator: Coach Martinez, thank you for joining us today. With the Spanish Cadet Cup just days away, can you tell us about the most crucial aspects athletes should be focusing on right now?

Coach Martinez: It’s a pleasure to be here. This time leading up to the competition is critical.Athletes need to be laser-focused on fine-tuning their technique, ensuring peak physical condition, and, perhaps most importantly, mentally preparing for the challenge ahead. Remember, winning and losing are part of the sport, but giving it your all and learning from every bout is what truly matters.

Moderator: Absolutely! Speaking of readiness, the article mentions specific documentation required for the weigh-in process. Do you think there’s enough emphasis placed on these logistical aspects?

Coach Martinez: I believe it’s absolutely essential.It can be easy to get caught up in the excitement and overlook these details, but they’re crucial for a smooth tournament experience. Imagine showing up without the necessary identification or vaccination certificate – that would be a major setback! Coaches and parents need to ensure athletes are fully prepared on this front.

Moderator: You’ve hit a very important point. Now, let’s talk about the weigh-in itself. The article advises athletes to arrive at the weigh-in already within their weight class. do you agree with this strategy?

Coach Martinez: I wholeheartedly agree. Arriving at the weigh-in dehydrated and stressed is detrimental to performance. It’s crucial to manage weight properly in the lead-up to the event. athletes should work closely with their coaches to develop a healthy and lasting weight management plan.

Moderator: That’s sage advice, Coach. do you have any particular words of wisdom for the young judoka who will be competing in Alicante?

Coach Martinez: Remember why you love this sport. Embrace the challenge, learn from every opponent, and never give up. Let your hard work and dedication shine through. Good luck, everyone!

Moderator: Thank you for your insights, Coach Martinez. We wish all the competitors the very best in Alicante!

Now, we want to hear from you! What are your thoughts on the preparations for the Spanish Cadet Cup? Share your opinions and let’s keep the conversation going!