Young Taekwondo Stars Shine at the Aveyron Kids Games
The Paul Tort gymnasium in Millau was abuzz with energy as over 100 young Taekwondo enthusiasts, aged 4 to 12, gathered for the fourth annual Taekwondo Kids Games of Aveyron. Organized by the Taekwondo Sud Millau Sports Association (ASTSM), this event has become a highlight on the Aveyron taekwondo calendar.
Participants from various clubs across the department showcased their skills in a diverse range of disciplines. Classic events like poumsae (forms), no-touch combat, and high and long jumping kicks were complemented by exciting additions like foam saber duels, archery, max punching, and wrestling on mats and beams.
Each event was carefully designed to highlight specific physical attributes, fostering the growth of flexibility, relaxation, endurance, precision, concentration, power, strength, balance, and speed in these young athletes.The ASTSM expressed immense pride in the performance of their young competitors, especially those who excelled in their categories. “We extend our congratulations to all the child competitors from the Association Sportive Taekwondo Sonmudo Millau club for their outstanding achievements,” stated the ASTSM. “Special recognition goes to our club members who were crowned the best in their respective categories, receiving a trophy in addition to their well-deserved medals.”
celebrating Success: Top Performers
The event saw exceptional performances from numerous young athletes. Notably:
VIDAL Lucas dominated the CADET male category, securing an notable nine gold medals out of nine events.
MARTY Léonie emerged as the top female CADETTE, earning four gold, three silver, and two bronze medals out of nine events.
PELLEGRINI Gianni excelled in the MINIME 2 male category, claiming four gold, one silver, and two bronze medals out of nine events.
ASTIER Elise shone in the MINIMES 2 female category, achieving four gold, one silver, and three bronze medals.
LAVABRE Raphël dominated the BENJAMIN 1st male category, securing four gold, two silver, and two bronze medals out of nine events.
GUILLOT Alex showcased his prowess in the PUPILLES 2 male category, earning three gold and three silver medals out of seven events.
BORNE Miley excelled in the PUPILLES 2 female category, winning four gold, one silver, and one bronze medal out of seven events.
BECKER Sophie impressed in the PUPILLES 1 female category, securing four gold and three bronze medals out of seven events.
FERREIRA SOURISSE Agathe dominated the CHICKS female category, achieving a perfect score of four gold medals out of four events.
CASALS Soan showcased his skills in the CHICKS male category, earning three gold and one silver medal out of four events.
The ASTSM expressed their gratitude to the numerous individuals who contributed to the success of the event.”We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the volunteers, parents, children, department clubs, judges, and referees,” they stated. “Everyone played a vital role in making this event a resounding success. We are also grateful to our partners and the town hall for providing the gymnasium. we wish everyone a joyous holiday season and look forward to sharing more memorable moments on the mats next year.”
Looking ahead
the ASTSM has exciting events lined up for the new year. Mark your calendars for the Occitanie championships in Montpellier on January 11th and 12th. Join them for their traditional Galette des Rois festivity on January 31st at 7 p.m. at the hall. For more data, contact the ASTSM at 06 81 19 53 54 or visit their Facebook page: Millau ASTSM.
Welcome, everyone, to a recap of the fourth annual Taekwondo Kids Games of aveyron! What an remarkable event it was!
Over 100 young athletes, aged 4 to 12, converged on the Paul Tort gymnasium in millau, filling the space with a palpable energy and enthusiasm. As fans of the sport, we know that participation in Taekwondo offers a multitude of benefits, going beyond mere physical prowess. Participating in events like these taps into some key motivators:
achievement: These young competitors,I’m sure,felt that drive to excel,to push themselves and demonstrate their skills. The diverse range of disciplines,from classic forms and combat to exciting additions like foam saber duels and archery,ensured that everyone had an opportunity to shine and experience that sense of accomplishment.
Social Interaction: The Kids Games provided a fantastic platform for these young athletes to connect with peers who share their passion for Taekwondo. Building camaraderie and friendships through a shared love of the sport is a truly rewarding aspect of events like this.
* Mastery: Each event, meticulously designed to highlight specific physical attributes, offered opportunities for these young athletes to develop and refine their skills. Whether it was honing flexibility, precision, strength, or balance, they were challenged to push their boundaries and strive for enhancement.
The Taekwondo Sud Millau Sports Association should be commended for their dedication in organizing this event.They’ve created a space that celebrates the spirit of Taekwondo while nurturing the growth and advancement of these young athletes.
I’m eager to see how they continue to excel in their Taekwondo journey. Congratulations to all the participants!
