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Les Épreuves Olympiques EDITO Londres : si tout un chacun évoque cette destination avec un peu de regret tant nous aurions aimé recevoir l’ensemble des sportifs du monde entier à Paris, elle n’en demeure pas moins l’aboutissement du parcours sportif de nos athlè- tes, l’accomplissement d’un rêve porteur d’espoirs, la destination finale d’un engagement sans faille. Quoi qu’il advienne, ce sera la volonté de réussir des athlètes qui infléchira leur destin et les guidera jusqu’aux ors de la victoire finale qui seuls sauront combler leurs aspirations. Que la réussite du projet sportif et que l’engage- ment soient couronnés des lauriers de la victoire, c’est le vœu que forment toutes les personnes qui les ont accompagnés durant leur parcours. A vous qui prenez possession de ce guide spécialement concocté pour les Jeux Olympiques 2012, il vous appor- tera toutes les informations nécessaires à une bonne com- préhension des épreuves de tir à l’arc et des athlètes sélection- nés. Votre soutien est primordial : à Londres ou à votre domicile, faites que votre voix soit porteuse des encouragements les plus forts. Nos athlètes vous entendront. Philippe Bouclet, Président de la Fédération Française de Tir à l'Arc SOMMAIRE Les objectifs de l’équipe de France Olympique . .4 Programme olympique . .5 Les épreuves olympiques . .6 Zoom sur le Lord’s Cricket Ground . .7 L’équipe de France olympique de Tir à l’Arc . .8 Les 128 sélectionnés olympiques . .10 L’œil des experts . .12 Retour sur Pékin 2008 . .16 Anecdotes sur les Jeux Olympiques de Londres et le tir à l’arc olympique . .17 Mes autographes . .18 Coordination : Jean-Denis GITTON, Thomas NAGLIERI. Ont collaboré à ce guide : Dean ALBERGA, Tom DIELEN, Sébastien FLUTE, Didier MIEVILLE, George TEKMITCHOV. Crédit photos : Dean ALBERGA, Jean-Denis GITTON, Rondeau (L’Equipe) 3 La participation aux Jeux Olympiques est un rêve caressé par de très nombreux athlètes, Le programme olympique mais n'est-elle pas le piège dans lequel de trop nombreux archers sont déjà tombés ? La Vendredi 27 juillet 2012 : participation est nécessaire, elle est une Cérémonie d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques de Londres condition pas un but en soi. Gagner une Qualifications Hommes et Femmes Les objectifs de médaille, réussir à gagner ses duels les uns Samedi 28 juillet après les autres, sont les véritables objectifs Epreuves par équipes masculines l'équipe de France qui doivent animés les archers français 09h00 : 1/16 de finale sélectionnés. Seuls les médaillés s'inscrivent … Olympique dans l'histoire olympique, les autres partici- 15h00 : 1/4 de finale Nous entamons la dernière ligne droite avant pants non décorés filent vers l'oubli. 16h40 : 1/2 finale le départ vers Londres. Nous avons franchi, 4 archers pour au moins une médaille, c'est 17h30 : Finale Bronze 18h00 : Finale Or non sans encombre, l'ultime compétition l'objectif partagé de l'équipe de France et internationale avant les JO, la dernière man- de la Fédération. Ce résultat permettrait de Dimanche 29 juillet che de la Coupe du Monde à OGDEN (USA) placer la FFTA vers la bonne trajectoire de Epreuves par équipes féminines du 19 au 23 juin. sa cible permanente qui vise l'obtention 09h00 : 1/16 de finale Nous avons laissé en route une grande partie d'une médaille à chaque échéance olympi- … de notre équipe féminine qui n'a pourtant pas que et ainsi placerait le tir à l'arc dans le 15h00 : 1/4 de finale déméritée sur ce Tournoi de Qualification cercle fermé des disciplines sportives fran- 16h40 : 1/2 finale 17h30 : Finale Bronze Olympique. Les qualifications comme les çaises régulièrement médaillées aux Jeux 18h00 : Finale Or médailles se jouent parfois à quelques centi- Olympiques. mètres, et puis si on pouvait refaire l'histoire ! Les prochaines semaines et les derniers Lundi 30 juillet jours seront extrêmement importants pour la Epreuves individuelles masculines et féminines préparation de nos archers. L'imminence des de 09h00 à 16h00 : 1/32 et 1/16 de finale JO est présente quotidiennement dans l'es- prit de tous nos archers et de leur staff. La Mardi 31 juillet Epreuves individuelles masculines et féminines sollicitation et l'intérêt des médias, des parte- de 09h00 à 16h00 : 1/32 et 1/16 de finale naires et de l'environnement intime des archers sont de plus en plus soutenus. Cette Mercredi 1 août situation liée à l'enjeu des JO et à sa proxi- Epreuves individuelles masculines et féminines mité nécessite une gestion émotionnelle par- de 09h00 à 16h00 : 1/32 et 1/16 de finale ticulière qui doit permettre de placer nos archers dans les meilleures conditions. Le Jeudi 2 août Epreuves individuelles féminines soutien de tous les licenciés de notre fédéra- 09h00 : 1/8 de finale tion constitue un élément important dans la 14h00 : 1/4 de finale construction de la confiance de notre équipe 15h00 : 1/2 finale de France. N'hésitez pas à manifester votre 15h21 : Finale Or appui par l'intermédiaire de tous les moyens 15h37 : Finale Bronze de communication et des réseaux sociaux. Vendredi 3 août Les Equipes de France Olympiques auront, Epreuves individuelles masculines plus que jamais, besoin de sentir qu'ils ont de 09h00 : 1/8 de finale nombreux supporters lorsque l'heure de l'en- 14h00 : 1/4 de finale gagement final vers la quête de la médaille 15h00 : 1/2 finale olympique aura sonné. 15h21 : Finale Or 15h37 : Finale Bronze Benoit Dupin Londres 2012 se réserve le droit de modifier le calendrier des compétitions Directeur Technique National à n'importe quel moment. 4 5 Lord's Cricket Ground : le site des épreuves olympiques de Tir à l'Arc On joue au cricket à Lord's Cricket Ground Pendant les Jeux Olympiques depuis 1814 ; le site accueille régulièrement 6 500 spectateurs pourront assister aux épreu- des matchs tests et des tournois internatio- ves de tir à l'arc des Jeux Olympiques qui se naux d'une journée. Il accueillera la compéti- dérouleront sur un terrain de compétition situé tion de tir à l'arc lors des Jeux Olympiques de à l'intérieur du stade. Londres 2012. Après les Jeux Olympiques Les épreuves olympiques : À propos de Lord's Cricket Ground Le « Lord's » sera rendu à son rôle traditionnel Le Lord's est le berceau du « Middlesex County de terrain de cricket et redeviendra la base du Cricket Club » et il accueille des manifestations Marylebone Cricket Club et du Middlesex 12 médailles en jeu dont 4 en Or de cricket de haut niveau depuis la fin du 19e County Cricket Club. Aux Jeux Olympiques de Londres, les Lors des Jeux Olympiques, les deux compé- siècle. Les équipements de tir à l'arc utilisés pour épreuves de tir à l'arc auront lieu du 27 juil- titions de tir à l'arc individuel (l'une mascu- Il faudra relativement peu de préparation l'entraînement, l'échauffement et la compéti- let au 3 août sur le site du Lord's Cricket line, l'autre féminine) se déroulent selon le pour que ce site de niveau international tion seront remis à des clubs et à des écoles Ground. 64 Femmes et 64 Hommes, soit 128 mode du tournoi, un contre un. Les rencon- puisse accueillir les épreuves de tir à l'arc de tout le pays. athlètes, participeront aux épreuves. 4 tres se disputent en un maximum de cinq lors des Jeux de 2012. Un terrain de épreuves permettront de distribuer 12 sets de trois flèches par archer. Un set est tir à l'arc sera créé en bordure du médailles : les épreuves individuelles mas- remporté par un archer lorsque celui-ci terrain principal et du « Nursery Le Lord's se trouve à St John's Wood, au nord-ouest culines et féminines et les épreuves par totalise un score supérieur à celui de son Ground ». Un accord d'utilisation de Londres. Il se trouve à proximité de Regent's Park. équipes masculines et féminines. Une adversaire (2 points pour le vainqueur du du site a été signé avec le équipe nationale sera composée de 3 set, 0 pour le perdant. 1 point chacun en « Marylebone Cricket Club ». archers. A noter que tous les athlètes enga- cas d'égalité). A la fin d'un duel, si les deux gés individuellement ne seront pas forcé- archers sont à égalité, ils tireront une flè- ment engagés par équipe. che de barrage : la flèche tirée la plus pro- Dans les épreuves de tir à l'arc olympique, che du centre de la cible permettra de dési- les cibles font 122 centimètres de diamètre gner le vainqueur. Les gagnants de chaque : le cercle jaune intérieur, valant 10 points, épreuve se qualifient pour le tour suivant soit le maximum, ne mesure que 12,2 cm. jusqu'à ce qu'il ne reste que deux archers Les archers tirent à une distance de 70 en lice pour la médaille d'or. mètres de la cible. Le mode du tournoi sera également employé pour les compétitions par équipe masculines et féminines, dans lesquelles des équipes de trois archers s'affronte- Bon à savoir : ront en 24 flèches : 4 volées de 6 flèches, les zones marquantes de la cible (de 1 à 10 points) le score correspond à l'addition des seront imprimées directement sur chaque cible ! points en cible. 6 7 De gauche à droite : Thomas FAUCHERON Romain GIROUILLE Bérengère SCHUH Romain GIROUILLE 26.04.1988 13.06.1984 Gaël PREVOST Compagnie d'Archers de Rennes (35) La Sentinelle de Brienon (89) Bérengère SCHUH e 2 sélection olympique 3e sélection olympique Romain Girouille revêt pour la deuxième fois la “Bé” disputera à Londres ses 3e Jeux Olympiques.
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