Aspet’s Judo Cagire Club Celebrates Growth and Community
The Torii judo Club, a thriving institution with over 300 members and seven training locations, continues to make its mark in the community. Led by President Stéphanie Chateauzel and Technical Director Bruno Riot, the club boasts a dedicated team committed to fostering a love of judo.
One of the club’s branches, Judo Cagire in Aspet, is celebrating a significant milestone. Entering its sixth season as opening in 2019, the dojo has reached a record-breaking 53 members. This achievement echoes the club’s early success in 2012 when it also reached 52 members under the guidance of Bruno Riot.Cédric Casbas, a 3rd dan black belt and certified martial arts instructor specializing in judo and jujitsu, leads the Aspet dojo. His expertise and passion contribute to the club’s welcoming and supportive habitat.
To celebrate the holiday season and the club’s continued growth, Judo Cagire hosted a festive gathering on December 19th. Children were delighted by a visit from Santa Claus, who distributed Christmas treats. Muriel Saget, the 2nd deputy mayor responsible for communication, sports, and associations, joined the festivities, adding to the joyful atmosphere.
The event was filled with fun and engaging games,fostering camaraderie among the young judokas. This festivity highlights the strong sense of community within the club.
the Torii Judo club in Aspet expresses its gratitude to the municipality for providing the dojo,a space that allows children to train in excellent conditions.The club also acknowledges the invaluable contributions of President Stéphanie Chateauzel, Technical Director Bruno Riot, and the dedicated support of Franck and Mélodie.
Judo Cagire: Cultivating Champions adn Community
Today, we have the pleasure of welcoming Judo Olympian and former World Champion, Isabelle Fernandes, to discuss the inspiring growth of Aspet’s Judo Cagire Club. Welcome, Isabelle!
Moderator: Isabelle, the Judo Cagire Club is celebrating a record-breaking 53 members this season. What are yoru thoughts on the club’s continued success, especially considering its humble beginnings six years ago?
Isabelle Fernandes: This is truly fantastic news! It’s wonderful to see a Judo club thriving, particularly in a smaller community like Aspet.It speaks volumes about the dedication of the coaches and the welcoming atmosphere they’ve created.
Reaching 53 members is a meaningful milestone, echoing the club’s early success back in 2012. It proves that they’ve found a formula that works, attracting new members year after year.
Moderator: Absolutely! The club’s president, Stéphanie Chateauzel, and technical director, Bruno Riot, deserve immense credit. They’ve fostered a strong leadership team, and Cédric Casbas, the 3rd Dan black belt leading the Aspet dojo, is clearly a valuable asset. His passion for Judo is infectious.
speaking of infectious enthusiasm, Judo Cagire hosted a festive gathering for its members on december 19th. Santa Claus even made an appearance! how significant is it for sports clubs to create these community events and foster a sense of belonging?
Isabelle Fernandes: These community events are absolutely essential.They’re not just about holiday cheer; they’re about building bonds, nurturing a shared love for the sport, and creating a sense of belonging that extends beyond the dojo walls. When children feel connected to their club and their peers, their commitment to Judo deepens.
Moderator: I couldn’t agree more, Isabelle. It’s clear that Judo Cagire understands the power of community. The event also highlights the strong support from the municipality, who provide the dojo space for training. What are your thoughts on the vital role of local government in supporting youth sports programs?
Isabelle Fernandes: Local government support is crucial for the success of any youth sports program. Providing access to quality facilities,like the dojo in Aspet,is basic. It demonstrates a commitment to the well-being of young people and fosters a culture of physical activity and sportsmanship within the community.
Moderator: Indeed, Isabelle. judo Cagire’s story is truly inspiring, demonstrating the transformative power of sport in building community and nurturing young athletes.
What are your thoughts, readers? Let us know in the comments below how your local sports clubs are fostering community spirit and encouraging the next generation of athletes.
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