On Saturday, 17 Creusotins went to the departmental judo course organized by the judo club Chalonnais.
About forty trainees from 10 clubs in the department were present, so the number of Cresusotins stood out. On the program of technical judo on the ground supervised by Yann du Closel and Tachi Waza on the theme of guarding led by the Creusot teacher Johnny Potet, followed by Randori (training fight).
After a good picnic and some free time to rest, the afternoon resumed with a presentation of the rules of table dress and refereeing. Following this, the young people carried out Match tests and were able to manage the competition themselves by going from fighter to referee. The young creusotins behaved very well with a lot of commitments, technical application and the pleasure of being on the tatami. This group is diligent and passionate, it progresses very quickly and is in a good dynamic. It suggests great things for the future. He has a lot of potential and the teacher thinks to take him to the highest level for cadets in 2/3 years.
About forty trainees from 10 clubs in the department were present, so the number of Cresusotins stood out. On the program of technical judo on the ground supervised by Yann du Closel and Tachi Waza on the theme of guarding led by the Creusot teacher Johnny Potet, followed by Randori (training fight).
After a good picnic and some free time to rest, the afternoon resumed with a presentation of the rules of table dress and refereeing. Following this, the young people carried out Match tests and were able to manage the competition themselves by going from fighter to referee. The young creusotins behaved very well with a lot of commitments, technical application and the pleasure of being on the tatami. This group is diligent and passionate, it progresses very quickly and is in a good dynamic. It suggests great things for the future. He has a lot of potential and the teacher thinks to take him to the highest level for cadets in 2/3 years.
Note this Sunday the presence at the French championship 1st cadet division at the National Institute of Judo, Johnny Potet who coached three of his former students.
