By Simon Courteille
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For his second participation in the French team championships, Charly Landau will have the luxury of fighting Lavallocated about thirty kilometers from Saint Baudellethe village where he is from.
“Honestly it’s really nice because it’s rather rare to have such a competition in Mayenne, rejoices the judoka engaged in -90kg. I know that I will be supported by my family, it will be a strength. I see it as an opportunity. »
This may be the last time he will be able to fight in Mayenne during the French team championships because the Federation wishes to organize this competition in the Paris region during the next editions. Saturday, Charly Landau expects to vibrate at the Espace Mayenne.
There are always very strong emotions when you share a sport as a team. It allows you to transcend.
The medal as a goal
To shine in these championships, the strength of the group is an almost decisive asset. “You can align the best individuals but what makes the difference is the collective spirit”, launches the Mayennais who left for an internship in Sables-d’Olonne to prepare for this national competition and further strengthen this cohesion. .
With his team from Sainte-Geneviève, the objective will be to win a medal as in the last thirteen years. “It’s a major competition for the team and me. With 13 medals in a row, we don’t want the series to end at home”, launches Charly Landau who will face the best French judokas.
All have the obligation to participate in these French championships. The legend Teddy Riner (+90kg) will be engaged for men on Saturday. Same thing for Clarisse Agbegnenou the next day in women.
“The gratin of French judo will be there. The athletes present are not necessarily there during the individual championships. It’s the best competition to discover judo”, slips the 28-year-old judoka.
Programme: Saturday May 27 (men): qualifications from 9 a.m., final from 4 p.m. (time may be brought forward). Sunday May 28 (women): qualifications from 9 a.m., final from 4 p.m. (time may be brought forward).
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