The International Judo Training Camp continues in Kinshasa, bringing together talented judokas from Togo, Benin, Burkina-Faso, Burundi, Republic of Congo, Niger and DRC. Under the supervision of the expert of the international judo confederation, Antonio Moreira-Faia, the athletes train together in a good-natured atmosphere.
This unique opportunity to train together offers many advantages for African judokas. They have the opportunity to learn new techniques and perfect those they have already acquired. In addition, it allows them to familiarize themselves with their future opponents at the next Games of La Francophonie.
The diversity of countries represented also strengthens team spirit and promotes exchanges between athletes. They already know each other thanks to the inter-regional tournaments and this friendly proximity is a major asset in their preparation.
Antonio Moreira, the international judo expert, is confident about the participation of these athletes in the Games of La Francophonie. According to her, they are already ready to take up the challenge and to represent their countries with dignity.
The Democratic Republic of Congo will be proudly represented by fourteen judo athletes, including seven women. This female presence also demonstrates the growing commitment of women in this sport and their undeniable talent.
In conclusion, the international judo training camp in Kinshasa offers a unique opportunity for African judokas to come together, train together and prepare for the next Games of La Francophonie. This experience strengthens cohesion and team spirit while allowing athletes to improve their techniques