Langogne. Santa Claus passed by the judo room.
Last training of 2022 for the judo club. The opportunity to find all the judokas on the tatami for a session that is similar to a showcase of the discipline each year: overview of the playful work carried out with the youngest, demonstration of holds, kata, Jujitsu…
The session took place under the expert gaze of Gilbert Gibelin. The latter reported on his health problems and thanked Marjolaine Molon, Marc and Laurent Quissac and Loïc Pastor who have been training since the resumption of September. The judokas who participated in the last competitions and in particular Éléonore Carnac who joined the hope center of Toulouse were put forward. The life of the club was thus evoked and at the same time the 50th anniversary of the judo-club celebrated last June. That day the young Ashot had deliberately given up the trophy which was his for one year to Gilbert Gibelin, arguing that the latter deserved it more than him. “It is an illustration of modesty, one of the values that governs the moral code of the discipline,” explained the coach, publicly thanking the young boy. The club’s black belt was awarded to Loïc Pastor.
The judokas resumed their places around the tatami, silence fell and here was coming down the stairs, Father Christmas. Talkative, the guy took the time to talk to each judoka and had great success with the youngest and residents of the sector’s residential centres. A napkin with the club logo and twists distributed to everyone and it was time for him to leave.
This meeting continued around an aperitif offered by the club.
Next dates: January 22 lotto; February 17, general assembly.
