France's largest club in terms of membership, Arts Martiaux d'Asnières has long been a key player in French judo, and even more so in Judo Pro. League which they joined in the very first season. The group concept is an integral part of our DNA, so it was natural for us to enter this event from the outset," says technical director Fabrice. Ruimy. In our conception of judo, progress is made by working together, and we're delighted with the bonds forged between all our athletes, most of whom trained at the club and have known each other since they were very young. There's a sense of complicity and trust in our team that's a pleasure to see. On the first day, which saw promoted Montreuil come and win in the cocoon of Arena Teddy RinerIn fact, five of the ten incumbents had done all their training at the Hauts-de-Seine institution. "Our pride would be to one day field a 100% team from our judo school.

 

 

With more than a dozen dojos spread across the city, this goal doesn't seem unattainable, especially with this first team dragging all generations in its wake. "Our participation in the Judo Pro League We're working hard to get everyone to identify with our project, and the bridges we've built between our youngest members and our champions, who are always available and happy to defend our colors, obviously contribute to this. General enthusiasm to be converted on the tatamis asniérois with a first win to go against the Dojo Beglais on November 12. Before two trips to Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois and Juniville The Red and Blacks, bronze medallists in the first two editions of the competition, missed out on the quarter-finals by just one point last year.