Young Judokas Shine at Millau Judo Challenge
MILLAU, France – Young judokas recently showcased their skills at the second round of the Michel-Rohi Challenge and the final round of the departmental challenge held in Millau. The event, organized jointly by SOM Judo and Judo Club Cavalérien, drew a large number of young athletes eager to compete.
Morning Session Highlights Baby-Judo and Mini-Poussins
The morning session focused on the youngest competitors, the “baby-judo” and ”mini-poussins” categories. Mylène Mialet and Endy Lopes supervised the events, with Gabriel Ciuca earning a notable 3rd place finish.
Afternoon Session Sees Benjamins and Poussins Take the stage
In the afternoon, the ”benjamins” and “poussins” divisions competed. Lou Altounian, Typhen Even, Alina Ciuca, and Tiago Da Silva all secured first-place finishes in their respective categories, demonstrating their prowess on the mat.
The next judo event will be held June 14 in Saint-Affrique.
How can parents support their children’s involvement in Judo,beyond just attending events?
Young Judokas Shine at Millau Judo Challenge: Q&A
Q: What is the Michel-Rohi Challenge?
A: It’s a judo competition series for young judokas,with this article covering the second round. Think of it like a league where kids compete to improve their skills and rankings!
Q: What are the different age categories mentioned?
A: the article highlights Baby-Judo, Mini-Poussins, Benjamins, and Poussins.These are age-based divisions, ensuring kids compete against those of similar skill and experience.
Q: Who supervised the Baby-Judo and Mini-Poussins events?
A: Mylène Mialet and Endy Lopes were the supervisors, ensuring fair play and a fun environment for the youngest competitors.
Q: Who were some of the top performers?
A: Gabriel Ciuca earned a notable 3rd place in the morning session. In the afternoon, Lou Altounian, Typhen Even, Alina ciuca, and Tiago Da Silva all won first place in their respective categories.
Q: Where is the next judo event being held?
A: The next judo event will be held in Saint-Affrique on June 14th.
Q: What’s the best way to get started in Judo?
A: Find a local dojo (training hall) and try a beginner’s class! Judo is a fantastic sport for discipline, fitness, and self-confidence. Many dojos offer introductory sessions, so give it a go!
Inspired by the young judokas? Consider supporting your local judo club or even trying the sport yourself!
