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CAMP SLOVAKIA 2012 1st International Summer Camp of Pétanque Youth 29 – 31 August

CAMP SLOVAKIA 2012 1st International Summer Camp of Pétanque Youth 29 – 31 August Manor House Kočovce. Place. Education and recreation centre of Slovak Technical University Bratislava Manor House Kočovce.

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CAMP SLOVAKIA 2012 1st International Summer Camp of Pétanque Youth 29 – 31 August

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  1. CAMP SLOVAKIA 2012 1st International Summer Camp of Pétanque Youth 29 – 31 August Manor House Kočovce

  2. Place Education and recreation centre of Slovak Technical University BratislavaManor House Kočovce The first records about municipality Kočovce date back to 1321, when Karol Róbert gave the settlement to Ján Kočovský. In 1730, a man named Juraj Prílesnýhad a Baroque manor house built there. In 1880, it was rebuilt with Romanticism features and widened to a 1-floor three-wing building with an open veranda at the main entrance. The manor house is surrounded by a rich and beautiful park founded in 1883 – 84. The core planting represents domestic types of broadleaved and coniferous species, later gradually enriched by exotic species or other modern elements. The park paths offer excellent and varied pétanque surfaces of different technical levels and provide for organisation of pétanque competitions in beautiful park environment.

  3. Participants Slovakia Fratrič Peter Lampert Martin Ľudvík Dominik Radačovský Jerguš Šurinová Tímea Tomka Lukáš Austria 1 Kristian Krauss Jeniffer Sobayio Sophia Nissrine Yahyai Coach Gerald Schimak Sweden Simon Akesson Daniel Eriksson William Silfverberg Coach Henri Patron Educator Henri Grange FFPJP 3rd grade educator, trainer of national teams of Thailand, member of committee for selection of French national teams Organisers Jana Lazarová Andrea Fratričová Igor Košík Richard Gažo Austria 2 Isabella Schimak Carina Traub Sven Thill

  4. Programme and Results 29 / 8 – theory - practical training with exercises 30 / 8 –training II– test of physical condition, International Pass / competition in shooting Shooting - directly qualified best 4: 1. Lukáš (43 p.), 2. Daniel (32), 3. William (26), 4. Peter (26). Qualified from repechage: Sven (41), Simon (34), Jerguš (24) and Mat (22). Quarterfinal: Lukášvs Mat 30:29, Daniel vsJerguš 36:27, William vs Simon 33:13, Peter vsSven 26:33. Semifinal: LukášvsSven 11:14, Daniel vsWilliam 8:23. Final: Sven vsWilliam 36:39. Medailists: 1. William Silfverberg, Sweden 2. Sven Thill, Austria • 3. LukášTomka, SR + Daniel Eriksson, Sweden 31 / 8 – competition of triplets (and 1 doublet) System of play: each with each, 1 vs 4 + 2 vs 3, final / for 3rd place • Placement: 1. Sweden • 2. Mix Slovakia (Dominik,Tímea, Mat) • 3.Žilpek (Lukáš, Jerguš) • 4. Austria (Jeniffer, Sophia, Kristian)

  5. Camp in Words - 1 11 countries were invited to participate in the Camp. However, only 3 accepted – Sweden with 1 junior team, Austria with 1 junior and 1 Espoirs team, and Slovakia with 6 juniors/Espoirs. Other countries did not take place for various reasons, but promised their attendance in the 2nd year. Very positive was presence of educator Henri Grange, one of the FFPJP educators, trainer who works with national teams of France and Thailand. Mr. Grange passed on valuable experience and both practical and theoretical knowledge to the participants of the Camp. The hallmark of quality was also enhanced by turnout of the triplet of Swedish national junior team for 2012, who perhaps could not take so much from the trainings adjusted to Slovak and Austrian players, since their trainings at home are on a much higher level and their technical, physical and mental preparation verges on professional level. The coach – Henry Patron, national junior coach - has been playing pétanque for 21 years, beginning at the age of 6, and has much knowledge about sport physiotherapy. On the other hand, boys appreciated the shooting competition and gained a lot as far as team spirit, communication, solidarity, for which they do not have many occasions back home since they live far apart each other. It is very probable that this was what contributed to their victory at VARS Cup the very next day after the end of the Camp. For each of the players, it was the first big competition they have ever won. We wish them a lot of success at the European Junior Championship 2012. • The 6-member Austrian delegation was led by Gerald Schimak, our long-term friend in working with youth. Gerald praised the place – the manor house and its surroundings and also the whole idea of a camp. His delegation was the first to positively react and register to the Camp. We thank him for all his moral support. Part of his team will represent Austria at the European Junior Championship 2012. We support them and wish them too a lot of success.

  6. Camp in Words- 2 And last but not least, something about those for whom the whole idea of an international camp came about and materialised – our Slovak juniors and Espoirs. We truly care that our youth keeps with the level and pace of the world's best and that they understand what the real top pétanque is about and that – as in any other areas of life – if you want to be good you must train for hours and hours, the best every day at least for 2 hours and the best with somebody who understands the training process – not to develop bad habits – both technical and mental. It makes us happy to have seen the participants learning a lot, measuring their strength with peers, testing their own abilities and stamina, intensifying old friendships and creatingnew ones, international. • THANKS to the whole organisation team – to Jana Lazarová, initiator of the idea and main organiser; to Andrea Fratričová for support, advance and co-realisation of the idea; to Igor Košík for management of financial coverage; to Richard Gažo for additional transport, valuable practical help and photo documentation. • Our thanks also go to theSlovak Federation of Pétanque for lending us the shooting lanes, to Monarch Partner, s.r.o. for renting us a 7-seat van under favourable conditions, to Mr. Kudláček, manager of the manor house Kočovce, his wife Jana and the whole personnel of the manor house (Martina, Lenka and also the cooks for yummy meals). • See you next year at the 2nd CAMP SLOVAKIA.

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