With so many tests in one day, this was the largest test group at the VSV so far and was therefore divided into two groups. In both test groups, the children were able to prove that they could perform the required falling, throwing and holding techniques safely and confidently. They convinced the examiner and the spectators present.
At the end, the examiner was able to give all participants the new belts and badges they deserved. He presented eight white and yellow, six yellow and three yellow and orange belts and three judo raccoon badges to the youngest participants. Coach G. Rehberg is also very satisfied with the result: “The kids did a great job. I am particularly pleased that the children have developed so well despite the difficult training conditions of the past few years. We were even able to get some new kids excited about the sport of judo, eight of whom successfully mastered their first belt level in this test.
Now that the exams are over, we are really looking forward to the start of the competition season, in which all children who have passed their belts can now take part.” Congratulations to all the exams that have been passed and good luck in the upcoming tournaments.
