By flexing 60% of its overall budget to come to the support of clubs affected by the health crisis and the loss of licensees that goes with it, the Finistère judo committee has carried out a strong act to revive itself. “In February, we were at -33% of licenses, or about 4,000 out of 6,500. We provided € 22,500 with federal and league aid, which allowed clubs to obtain € 25 per new licensee. . Thanks to that, we went back to 5500 licensees, which makes Finistère the eighth least impacted department in France, ”reveals the young Finistère president Maël Allée.
But departmental aid did not stop at this device. It was completed with a payment of 150 € for the 63 clubs of the department to help them in their communication to (re) come the licensees and another payment of the same amount for the purchase of sanitary equipment related to disinfection.
“We have no choice, if we do not want to go into the wall. And what the clubs want is to bring people back to the dojo. By the way, I warned them to be ready to welcome new licensees with the system put in place by the state: the Sport Pass. “
The expected France team
Another topic of discussion during the general assembly, the organization of competitions with less people. “Until then, we had gatherings with 500 kids. With the health risks, we are campaigning for smaller and more localized gatherings, but it is not easy to change habits. “
Regarding the promotion and development of the discipline, the Finistère committee will also help the clubs so that they participate in school initiations at no cost to the schools. After the Games and before the end of the year, the CD wishes to welcome a delegation from the French team. With all his Tokyo medals!
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