Japanese Judo Internship: Johnny Potet’s Enriching Experience

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Judoka Johnny Potet Returns from Japan: A New Gold Rush for Creusot Judo

Johnny Potet with judo masters in Japan. (Photo: Courtesy of Johnny Potet)

pected Judoka Returns with Valuable Lessons

Johnny Potet, judo professor at Creusot, recently completed an intensive two-week internship in Japan, meeting prestigious masters and gaining insights that he brings back to his students. Accompanied by a team of educators supervised by the Dojo Academia, Potet delved into the heart of Japanese judo culture and practice, promising significant impact on his club, Cité du Pilon.

Intensive Training at Judo Cradle and University

Potet’s journey kicked off at the Kodokan, the world’s judo cradle, where he refined his techniques and fundamentals under esteemed masters. He then headed to Tokai University, offering a unique perspective on their university approach to judo.

Master Classes with World Judo Icons

Potet was privileged to learn from iconic figures like Kosei Inoue, Hidetoshi Nakanishi, Ryunosuke Haga, Misato Nakamura, and Riki Nakaya. These masters shared their expertise, promoting a purist judo focused on perfect gestures without dogmatism.

“It was an invaluable experience training with these legends, seeing their passion and dedication to the art.” – Johnny Potet

Quote from Johnny Potet, judo professor at Creusot

Diverse Training Sessions and Cultural Immersion

  • Training with locals at Kodokan and high schools
  • Living judo experience at Tokai University with reigning champions
  • Theoretical courses at Tokai University
  • Cultural exchanges with students, children, and teachers

Potet’s internship culminated in a diploma ceremony, where he received a recognition diploma signed by the illustrious Kosei Inoue. He also witnessed Daigo Kagawa’s victory at the legendary Zen Nihon, adding to his unforgettable Japanese judo experience.

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Benefits for Creusot Judo Club

Potet’s enriching Japan experience aligns with Creusot Judo Club’s commitment to teacher continuing education, promising benefits for all club members. The club acknowledges the city of Creusot’s support for teacher training, with special thanks to Michelle Lionnet, Michel Margerit, and Lilian Barreyre.

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FAQs

What did Johnny Potet learn in Japan?

Potet learned from world-renowned judo masters, refined his techniques, and gained insights into the Japanese judo culture and university approach to the sport.

How will his experience benefit his club?

Potet’s experience will bring fresh insights and knowledge to his teaching, aiming to elevate the quality of education and sports for Creusot Judo Club members.

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