La Malbaie Judo Stars Shine at Provincial Championships
two judokas from La Malbaie, sisters Rose and Juliette Pérusse, achieved remarkable success at the Quebec Provincial Judo Championships held in Trois-Rivières on March 29 and 30, solidifying thier positions as top athletes in the province.
Rose Pérusse Claims Provincial Title
Rose Pérusse dominated her division, securing the provincial championship in the U14 -52kg category. According to her father and coach, Jean-François Pérusse, rose displayed “exemplary fighting spirit” throughout the competition. Her dedication and skill earned her the coveted gold medal.
Juliette Pérusse Secures Double medals, Tops Provincial Rankings
Juliette Pérusse also delivered an outstanding performance, clinching the gold medal in the U16 -63kg category. Adding to her remarkable showing, she also earned a bronze medal in the U18 division, making her a double medalist at the championships.
Moreover, Juliette concluded her season in Quebec with a prestigious distinction. She finished the year ranked number one overall by Judo Quebec in both the U16 and U18 categories. Her father noted that this remarkable performance “highlights her consistency and excellence throughout the year,” a testament to her hard work and commitment to the sport.
How can aspiring young judokas emulate the “exemplary fighting spirit” demonstrated by Rose Pérusse to improve their own performance and resilience in competition?
La Malbaie Judo Stars Shine at Provincial championships
two judokas from La Malbaie, sisters Rose and Juliette Pérusse, achieved remarkable success at the Quebec Provincial Judo Championships held in Trois-Rivières on March 29 and 30, solidifying thier positions as top athletes in the province.
Rose Pérusse Claims Provincial title
Rose Pérusse dominated her division, securing the provincial championship in the U14 -52kg category. According to her father and coach, Jean-François Pérusse, rose displayed “exemplary fighting spirit” throughout the competition. her dedication and skill earned her the coveted gold medal.
Juliette Pérusse Secures Double medals, Tops Provincial Rankings
Juliette Pérusse also delivered an outstanding performance, clinching the gold medal in the U16 -63kg category. Adding to her remarkable showing, she also earned a bronze medal in the U18 division, making her a double medalist at the championships.
Moreover, Juliette concluded her season in Quebec with a prestigious distinction. She finished the year ranked number one overall by Judo Quebec in both the U16 and U18 categories. her father noted that this remarkable performance “highlights her consistency and excellence throughout the year,” a testament to her hard work and commitment to the sport.
Q&A: Unpacking the Pérusse Sisters’ Judo Triumph
- What are the age categories in judo, and what do the U14, U16, and U18 designations mean?
- In judo, age categories are crucial for fair competition. “U” stands for “Under,” followed by the athlete’s age on December 31st of the competition year. so, U14 means under 14 years old, U16 means under 16, and U18 means under 18.
- What does “fighting spirit” mean in the context of judo?
- “Fighting spirit” encompasses the courage, determination, and resilience a judoka shows. It’s about never giving up, even when facing a tough opponent, and consistently striving for excellence with a positive attitude.It’s about having the heart of a champion!
- What is Judo Quebec and what does it mean to be ranked number one?
- Judo Quebec is the governing body for judo in the province. Being ranked number one means Juliette Pérusse earned the most points throughout the competitive season in her respective age and weight categories, based on her performance in various tournaments.
- How can someone get started in judo?
- The best way to start is to find a local judo club! Most clubs welcome beginners and provide instruction and equipment. Look online, find a club, and give it a try – it’s a great way to learn discipline, improve fitness, and build confidence.
- What are some of the key techniques in Judo?
- Judo uses gripping techniques with the Gi (uniform) to execute throws, pins, and submissions. It also involves striking techniques, though a lot of techniques are unique to the style. Learning how to throw, take down, and control your opponent are essential skills to master.
The Pérusse sisters’ success highlights the rewards of dedication and hard work in judo. Their achievements inspire us all!
