The reference reference network was born for the practice of judo in an inclusive way

The new one Network of reference centers For Judo’s practice will be allowed Blind or visual disability severe train in an inconsistent way and access public or private sports enclosure to follow it, as collected by the agreement signed Tuesday at the headquarters of Higher sports council for elevenThe Spanish Sports Federation for Blind (FEDC) And the Royal Spanish Judo and Associate Sports Federation (RFEJYDA).

The purpose of this Agreement is to work in a coordinated way to promote the Judo’s practice in an inclusive way and guarantee the registration of people with serious visual disabilities at clubs or sports centers part of this initiative. These centers will be shared throughout National Geography, will be organized by territorial centers once and will have an identity recognized by three signature creatures.

The agreement was signed by the President of RFEJYDA, Juan Carlos Barco;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; The Deputy Director of Social Services for the affiliates of eleven, one, Andrés Ramos;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; and the president of the FEDC, Ángel Luis GómezIn the presence of State Secretary Director for Sport, Juan Luis Sotoand the Managing Director of the Spanish Paralympic Committee, Alberto Jofre.