Eight Judokas from the club had qualified for the French FFSA championships which took place in Mèze.
Among these 8 young people, only one was not classified.
Cédric Ricard and Steven Paulet took the places of 7th.
Laurence Navarro stopped at the foot of the podium, with a 4th place.
Julien Maurel wins the bronze medal.
Laura Dimora and Maxence Etienne climb on the 2nd step of the podium and are therefore vice-champions of France.
Finally, Félix Hawes had the joy of taking the top step of the podium and being crowned French champion in his category.
The Fuji-Kaï Judo Carmaux is particularly proud of Félix and the young people with disabilities who practice judo every Friday in the adapted sports section, a section reserved for people with disabilities.
The magnificent results are also the culmination of the commitment of the club’s coach, Sonia Teyssier, who has been involved for many years with young people with disabilities.
In addition to weekly training in the adapted sports section, she is committed to working for the inclusion of young disabled athletes in regular judo classes and she organizes occasional training with young deaf people from the CSDA and young club graduates. carmaucin.
Particularly satisfied with the results of these judokas, and as she already stated in the columns of the Dispatch for the qualifiers,
Sonia insists: “These results are proof that judo is a universal sport open to all and in which everyone can have good results. You just have to train”.
It should also be noted that Fuji-Kaï Judo Carmaux distinguished itself with a title of vice-champion of France for Tom Vidal, as a cadet, during the French FSGT championships which took place in Lille. A great reward for this 2nd year cadet judoka who is training hard and is in the process of getting his black belt. It confirms the excellent results of the Carmaux judo club in competition.[email protected], fujikai-judo-carmaux.fr
