The good news is the resumption of judo lessons with underage children at the Coustète Municipal Dojo in Lourdes, after weeks spent pursuing outdoor activities. These courses made it possible to maintain a sporting dynamic and above all to maintain such important social ties. From now on, place for the major judokas who in the coming days will resume the path of the tatami mats. Despite Inès Guéméche’s disappointment at not having been able to participate in the last minimal French championship last November in Villebon-sur-Yvette, which was canceled following the health crisis; Inès did not give up, however, by diligently continuing the training offered to the club, but also by applying to join the Toulouse judo hopeful pole. After having passed the entry tests, Inès will integrate well into the hopes pole at the start of the September school year, a great satisfaction for her and for the club. The leaders wish him the best in this new life as a judokate, which will bring him closer to high-level judo, without neglecting the school curriculum which is also part of the required requirement. Another good news, Marion Dupont, professor brilliantly passed the exam for obtaining the 4th dan in judo with for partner Moïse Duchemin, the current president of the departmental judo committee and also professor at the Odos judo club. Despite the cessation of competitions, Marion is also a federal technical advisor at the departmental level, and she is thus in a dynamic of progression. Indeed, she holds a state certificate, and is currently training to reach a higher level of education with the preparation of a DESJEPS (higher state diploma for youth in popular education and sport). All this good news confirms this dynamic club of the Lourdes dojo at the end of the sporting season. A very complicated period for everyone, especially for athletes with this long Covid 19 pandemic.
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