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French RingFrench Ring 프랑스 선수권 대회 16회 참가 [00:25]vice-champion(준우승)을 포함하여 다수의 입상 경력 보유 [00:25]homme d'attaque(공격 보조자/helper) 레벨 3 자격 보유 [01:44]homme d'attaque 레벨별 권한:sélectif(선발전) 참가 가능 [02:10]French Ring 시범 진행 [03:19]French Ring 시범 진행 [03:45]Belgian Ring 시범 진행 (NBBK 또는 Saint-Hubert 중 하나로 추정) [03:45]e-collar(전자 칼라)를 사용하는 방식이 인상적이었다) [03:45]NePoPo®에 대한 관심: 당시 French Ring은 훈련 방식이 다소 폐쇄적(clôtré)이었으나, NePoPo®라는 현대적인 훈련 체계와 개를 훈련하는 다양한 방법론에 매력을 느낌 [04:12]Derge Braushont 운영, Saint-Hubert와 유사한 기관) [04:38]VBK) 등 각국 최고의 팀들이 참여 [04:38]Riese Schnauzer 및 wild card(와일드카드) 참가 조건Riese Schnauzer(자이언트 슈나우저)를 보유하고 wild card가 있다면 French Ring 대회에 참가할 수 있음 [15:07]Mr. Debonneuf(French Ring 최다 타이틀 보유자)가 German shepherd(저먼 셰퍼드)와 함께 참가한 사례가 있음 [15:07]Mark의 증언에 따르면, Mr. Debonneuf는 예외 없이 정규 방식인 BA(Brevets d'Aptitude, 적성 증명)를 통해 자격을 갖추었음 [15:07]Bart Bellon의 French Ring 참가 가능 여부Bart Bellon이 프랑스에 거주하지 않아도 French Ring 챔피언십에 참가할 수 있는가에 대한 질문에 "그렇다"라고 답변 [15:33]pre-sélective(예선전)을 수행해야 함 [15:58]selective(본선 진출 결정전)에 진출할 수 있는 기준을 충족해야 함 [15:58]NVBK(벨기에 링 협회)에서도 네덜란드 출신의 인물이 벨기에 링 챔피언이 된 적이 있는데, 그 역시 벨기에 클럽의 멤버십 카드를 소지하고 벨기에인들과 동일한 자격 검증 과정을 거쳤음 [17:14]Dom-Tom Islands(프랑스 해외 영토) 참가자 규정Dom-Tom 챔피언십 우승자는 French Ring 챔피언십 1주 전에 결정되며, 대회에 초청받음 [17:14]Dom-Tom 참가자는 대회에 참여할 수 있으나, champion of France 타이틀을 획득할 자격은 주어지지 않음 [17:39]French Ring 챔피언십 논란 및 여론 (Social Media 반응)Carly와 Eric으로 기억함)이 챔피언십에 참가하여 우승을 차지한 것에 대한 혼란 [18:55]coupe de France)에서 이 두 외국인이 1, 2위를 차지하면서 벌어진 일 [19:46]Fabien Souvent Brie가 챔피언이 된 것은 정당함:Fabien Souvent Brie가 챔피언이 된 것은 처음부터 정해진 규정에 따라 selective 점수와 챔피언십 평균 점수를 합산하여 산출된 결과이며, 그의 타이틀은 의심의 여지가 없음) [19:20]Fabien Souvent Brie의 우승 타이틀은 논란의 대상이 아님 [19:46]Coupe de France(프랑스 컵) 우승자와 Champion de France(프랑스 챔피언) 타이틀에 대한 구분 — [20:11]Coupe de France의 우승자이기 때문 — [20:36]Selectives(선발전) 평균 점수에 French one day championships(프랑스 1일 챔피언십) 점수를 합산하면 최종 승자는 Fabrice가 됨 — [21:26]FCI의 IGP(과거 Schutzhund)에서도 유사한 현상이 발생함 — [22:17]IGP는 독일인들이 독점하던 종목이었음 — [22:43]Schutzhund 세계 챔피언을 3명 배출하며 급성장함 — [23:35]Ring 종목의 수준 변화와 하향 평준화에 대한 경고World Ring(세계 링 스포츠)의 초기 참여자 구성: "The ring was some very good but most were people who did not follow in French and who did not follow in Belgian" (링 스포츠 수준은 좋았으나 참여자 대부분이 프랑스식이나 벨기에식 훈련 방식을 따르지 않는 사람들이었다) — [24:25]Ring 종목의 수준은 Belgian Ring보다 높아졌으나, Belgian Ring은 질적으로 많이 하락함 — [24:50]French Ring, IGP, Mondioring에서 매우 뛰어난 성과를 냄 [25:16]Bart Bellon)은 커리어 동안 1,000번의 세미나를 진행했지만, 벨기에에서는 단 한 번도 세미나를 요청받은 적이 없음 [25:41] ~ [26:06]Marc Bellon과 그 아들 역시 프랑스 클럽들로부터 초청을 거의 받지 못함 [26:31]French Ring은 프랑스인에 의해서만 수행되어야 하며 외국인은 안 된다"는 식의 댓글이 올라옴 [27:22] ~ [27:48]Bart Bellon의 견해: "je pense que c'est une erreur toute personne toute personne qui fait du dressage quelle que soit la discipline peut apporter quelque chose à une discipline qui n'est pas la sienne"Belgian Ring을 했지만, French Ring과 전혀 다른 세계였음에도 불구하고 다른 종목의 사람들에게 배우려 노력했음 [28:13]Gilbert Gavel이 IGP(당시 RCI)에서 처음으로 clicker 훈련을 도입했을 때, 그 역시 타인에게 배워서 전달한 사례가 있음 [28:13]Marc)의 의견 및 사례Marc 역시 "French Ring은 프랑스인만 해야 한다"는 주장을 지지하지 않음 [29:03]Marc의 일화: 과거 한 프랑스 심판이 RCI에서 주인과 접촉 없이 매우 훌륭하게 걷는(marche au pied) 개를 보고 "우리는 여기에서 그런 건 필요 없다"라고 말하며 해당 참가자를 배제(escamotée)했던 사건을 기억함 [29:29]French Ring과 IGP의 힐링(heeling) 스타일 차이와 심사 기준French Ring의 맥락을 벗어나면 IGP(과거 RCI) 스타일의 힐링을 이해하기 어려워함 [29:54]IGP에서는 개가 주인(maître)을 쳐다보는 것을 중요하게 여기지만, French Ring에서는 그럴 필요가 없다고 판단함 [30:20]French Ring은 개의 '위엄(prestance)'이 아닌 '최종 결과(4점)'를 위해 심사하므로, 개가 주인의 얼굴을 쳐다보는 힐링은 필수적이지 않다는 심사위원의 견해 [30:20]French Ring 대회에서 IGP 스타일의 화려하고 집중력 있는 힐링을 선보인 참가자가 있었음 [31:11]French Ring의 특수성:French Ring과 Belgian Ring에서 힐링은 별도의 추가 점수 항목이 아니라, 전체의 일부로 간주됨 [32:52]French Ring 국제화에 대한 논의French Ring의 세계 선수권 대회를 조직하자는 의견이 있음 [33:19]French Ring은 보기 좋은 화려한 드레사지를 요구하지 않아.) [35:05]NePoPo®와 drive 개념의 번역 및 문화적 차이French Ring(프랑스식 링 훈련)은 오직 '수행했는가'에 기반을 둠. 즉, 어떻게 하는지는 중요하지 않고, 일단 수행을 완수하면 그것으로 좋은 것임. [35:31]NePoPo® Silver 코스를 프랑스어로 번역할 때 가장 큰 문제점은 drive(개에게 내재된 열정이나 추동력)를 대체할 적절한 프랑스어 단어를 찾는 것이었음. [35:31]drive라는 개념을 정확히 지칭하는 단어가 존재하지 않음. 굳이 설명하자면 '일하고 싶은 열정(passion de travailler)'이라고 할 수 있음. [36:00]drive를 대체할 단어가 없음을 확인하며, 이러한 언어적 공백이 프랑스 훈련 문화의 특징을 보여준다고 언급함) [36:25]French Ring 문화는 과거에는 다소 폐쇄적이었으나, 오늘날에는 점차 열린 마음(ouverture d'esprit)을 갖게 됨. [36:25]French Ring의 훈련 철학과 평가 기준French Ring의 오랜 좌우명이자 신조임. [36:52][00:00] The title of today will be The French Ring Quo Vadis. Où est-ce qu'on va avec le ring français ? Le titre de ce podcast sera Quo Vadis avec le ring français ? Quel est le chemin à suivre pour le futur du ring français ? Marc, vous pouvez vous présenter s'il vous plaît, très vite, très court, [00:25] l'âge, famille, allez-y. Can you present yourself, Marc ? Alors, je m'appelle Marc Villain, j'ai participé 16 fois au championnat de France en ring avec 5 chiens différents. J'ai obtenu le titre de vice-champion et autres à plusieurs reprises avec des chiens différents. Et j'ai mon fils Axel qui est dans le ring avec moi, à qui j'ai tout donné. [00:53] Je traduis. Marc Villain est 57 ans. Il a été 15 ans. Il a été 15 ans. Il a été 16 ans pour le français français avec 5 différents dogs. Once he even became vice-champ. Marc, est-ce que vous êtes juge ? Marc est pas un judge. Marc, est-ce que vous êtes juge ? [01:19] Marc, est-ce que vous êtes juge ? Marc, est-ce que vous êtes juge ? Non. Marc, est-ce que vous êtes juge ? Est-ce que vous êtes juge ? [01:44] J'ai été juge d'attaque niveau 3. Marc, est-ce que vous êtes juge ? Marc n'était jamais un judge, mais il a été homme d'attaque, un vilain, à la 3e niveau. Que veut dire le niveau 3 ? Que veut dire le niveau 3 ? Être homme d'attaque niveau 3 veut dire que tu peux participer au sélectif. [02:10] Niveau 1, niveau 2, tu participes aux concours régionaux. Niveau 3, tu peux être appelé par des juges pour participer au sélectif. Le helper de l'équipe de l'équipe de l'équipe [02:51] Comment nous avons rencontré, Marc ? Comment nous avons-nous connu ? Alors, on s'est rencontré une fois lorsque tu avais ton terrain en Belgique. Je ne connais plus réellement la région. Et ensuite, on a eu l'occasion de se rencontrer à nouveau lors d'une démonstration qui s'était faite en Allemagne. J'avais été invité à l'époque par Danny Maison. Ça doit être dans les années 2002 ou 2003, [03:19] quelque chose comme ça. Oui, oui. Allez-y. Et donc, à l'issue de la démonstration qu'on avait réalisée avec Danny Maison pour représenter le ring français en Allemagne, toi, tu avais de mémoire fait une démonstration du ring belge. Alors, je ne sais plus si c'était le NBBK ou le Saint-Hubert, parce que j'ai un peu de mal à différencier les deux.
[03:45] Et on avait sympathisé sur la chose. Et moi, j'avais apprécié la façon dont tu utilisais le colis électronique. Et plusieurs années ont passé. Et tu étais, toi, spécialisé dans le Népopo. Une chose qui m'a intéressé, c'est que c'était du dressage moderne. Et à l'époque, le ring français n'était pas trop... [04:12] Enfin, encore aujourd'hui, je pense qu'on est resté un peu trop clôtré dans un dressage. Et moi, j'avais apprécié le dressage Népopo avec les différences, les différentes méthodes qu'on pouvait apporter au dressage d'un chien. Je traduis. I tried to translate. So, Marc and I did met for the first time at a big manifestation [04:38] organized by Jürgen Rixson who owned Derge Braushont, which is the equivalent en français du Saint-Less. Jürgen Rixson and Jürgen Rixson did organize a big not championship, but a big demonstration day where the best of Holland were coming, the best of France were coming, the best of Belgium and VBK came [05:03] and the best of Germany were there. And it was a big international manifestation under the name Strieb ist nicht genug. And when we translate that, it means drive is not enough. It was a beautiful manifestation. And from there, Marc and I stayed in contact. And then one day, Marc organized a big seminar [05:29] at his place in Lille about Népopo. A question. And we go to French ring immediately. How does people qualify for the champion ring, for the French ring championship? How do people qualify for the champion ring in French? [05:55] Pour se qualifier au champion ringan We can access the selects. The five best concours are called the pre-selects. We take the five best concours that we have done in the year. [06:22] These five best concours allow us to access the selects. The regional champion? Compris. The regional champion is obligatory in the five pre-selects. And then we do the median? We do the median. And France is divided in eight groups. So in each group, we retain 35. The 26 best concourses of pre-selects of each group [06:50] participate in the selects. OK. I will try to translate this. So, Marc said that to qualify for the French championships, in the first place, you must go over what they call the pre-selectives. And you have five pre-selectives, the champion of that region included, championships included. [07:15] And the 30 best dogs, no, not the 30, the 26 best dogs go to the selectives. So, and there is eight groups of 30 dogs from which the 26 go to the selectives. How do you do it? In the selectives, how do you do it?
[07:41] In the selectives, we talked about the pre-selectives. Now, in the selectives. Well, the selectives are going on. We have three selectives. Three different. Each group, so we have eight groups. Each group should pass on each jury. Jury A, jury B, jury C. With the attack. With the attack. The attack has been chosen for each jury. [08:08] In fact, the jury has been put in place. Juge and attack. Jury A, for the jury B, and for the jury C. We have to pass on each jury. At the beginning of the passage, on each jury. Jury A, we have done a point. Jury B, we have done a point. Jury C, we have done a point. The median of these three awards [08:37] allows us to go to France. So, at the beginning, eight groups, 30 dogs, 240 dogs. At the end of the selectives, we have 26 dogs to make the France championship. Oof. Oof. It's incredible. Oof, oui. It's only 10% who qualify. [09:04] 10% of 240, it's 24. It's about 11%. So, it's very interesting. Once you are qualified via the pre-selectives, you must go to the selectives. And the selectives is, there is three judges with their helpers. And those teams go over the eight regions to give everybody the same judge [09:30] and the same helper work. It's about the same. And there, from those 240 dogs, the 26 best can go to the French championship. That's brutally hard. From my memory, [10:00] the French championships was since day and night, the third weekend from June, where it's bloody hot. And lately, the date has been changed to half May. Can you explain that? Est-ce que vous pouvez expliquer ce changement? Est-ce que vous pouvez vous dire ? Les changements ont été par rapport aux nouvelles directives [10:26] du bien-être animal, où il a été préconisé par une certaine chaleur, par une certaine température, de faire un parcours sardé. L'année dernière, on a été à la limite d'annuler le championnat de France parce que les chaleurs étaient énormes et la sous-préfecture avait demandé à ce que toutes les manifestations canines et autres [10:51] soient annulées. Nous avions le championnat de France qui devait se dérouler. Donc, les dirigeants de la société centrale canine et de la CUN-CBG ont réussi à négocier avec les organisateurs et avec la sous-préfecture qu'on puisse effectuer ce championnat de nuit. Ça n'a pas été des conditions idéales.
[11:18] Donc, ils ont décidé de r'avancer la date pour éviter les grosses chaleurs, pour éviter tous ces problèmes. Et de ce fait, on a organisé le championnat cette année en mai. Je vais essayer de traduire. Donc, Marc a dit que sur la pression de l'hôpital et c'est le même monde. C'est le même monde. Animal Welfare a dit qu'il y a un limité de la température [11:43] et quand on va sur ce limité, toutes les manifestations sont déchets. Et l'année dernière, c'était 50-50. Et pour aller autour de ça, ils ont dit qu'ils n'ont pas d'organisation de problèmes, nous avons poussé un mois plus tard. Ok. J'ai essayé de raccourcir un peu, Marc. Tiens, concernant qui se qualifie pour le championnat de France. [12:11] À ma mémoire, il y avait toujours des invités qui pouvaient venir, qui ne devaient pas passer de sélectif. So, from memory, I go back to who qualifies. From memory, I remember that there were always people invited to the French championships. And this year, there was a big problem. And this year, we had a big problem. [12:36] The invités or the wild cards had hit and they had won. And they had won. They had won but the parkour was not the same. Well, the parkour was identical. D'accord. The thing there was before, it was that we invited a person from a country foreign because we wanted to open the ring French [13:01] to everyone. The four figures of this year, the two Americans, Carly and Eric, are selected with the current regulation. That's to say, they participated to their five pre-selectives. They did the three selectives and they are selected [13:27] for the championship. They did not invited. They are selected. So, Mark put the dot on the eye. he said Bart, this year-ci, it's true, it's two Americans who won, but they qualified via the same circuit as the French. So, [13:52] it was totally legal. Before, the guests were often people who did not arrive at the same level. I have a question. Debon Duf participated with a German horse. He did participate with a foreign dog, which was foreign friends, German [14:17] shepherd, which was quite exclusive. Did he have to qualify or was it an invitation card because he was a German shepherd? he invited. But we have a rule that says we can invite a race in outside of the German German one.
[14:42] Except that in the time we had German shepherd but he was selected at point. Ah, d'accord. So, it's very interesting to hear that in the French championships, every year, they give themselves the right to invite what they call an exotic breed because normally, dogs participating at the French ring are Malinois, Malinois, Malinois. [15:07] For example, if you have a Riese Schnauzer and you have the wild card, you can come. And I did remember that years ago, Mr. Debonneuf, which is the gentleman with the most French ring titles, did once participate with a German shepherd and then Mark said that Debonneuf did qualify the regular way. So, he was qualified with the BA as needed. It was not [15:33] a good. That I did not know. Good. So, now, another question. Is Bellon Bart able to participate in the French ring without living in France? Can Bellon Bart participate in the French ring championships without living in France? Yes, [15:58] he could have a condition that he is carted in a French club so, he has a license in a French club that perform five pre-sélective and his average allows to go to selective. I answer. Yes, Bart could become and participate to the French [16:23] championships if Bart has a membership card in a French club and if Bart qualifies the same way as all the French people must do, which makes sense. I remember that in Belgium we had a Belgian champion but he lived in Belgium and was part of a Belgian [16:49] and was qualified normally. It's a same case figure. So I remember that in my game the NVBK in Belgium we once had a guy from Holland I still remember the name that became Belgian ring champ but he lived he had a membership card in a Belgian [17:14] club and he did qualify like all Belgians had to do. So it's interesting. So now the Tom Tom Islands is the Tom Tom still participate there a champion that is the weekend before the champion of France the winner [17:39] of the Dom Tom is selected for the champion of France but he does not in the champion he is invited to participate but his point does not to be champion I translate this the cards for the Dom Tom Islands for the one participant from the Dom Tom Islands is the gentleman that qualifies in the Dom [18:04] Tom championships one week before the French ring that gentleman can come and participate as an invited person but he cannot win a title now I followed the comments on Facebook there was a revolt about what happened last about the championship and the champions who
[18:30] deserved the title so what is the general trend now my translation I did follow a little bit what happens on social media and there was a lot of French contests about what happened in despite the fact that the two people that did win champion and the vice champion [18:55] did deserve 100% what they did win what was the general trend of the rumors what was the general tendency of the rumors Mark the rumor was the fact that two foreigners participate to the championship and they win I think there was a confusion on the title of champion of France for my part [19:20] and I think for 80% of the champion of France even 100% the title de Fabien Souvent Brie qui a gagné le championnat par rapport au pointage qu'il a cumulé et c'est les règles qui sont instaurées dès le départ le pointage des sélectifs le pointage du champion de cette moyenne te déclare champion de France [19:46] et ça c'était Fabien tout à fait donc son titre il n'est pas remis en cause la chose qui qui à mon avis a eu confusion c'est que les deux étrangers se sont classés donc les deux étrangers Carly et Eric de mémoire sont arrivés premiers sur le concours du jour donc sur la coupe de France [20:11] donc en fait ils sont vainqueurs de la coupe de France mais le titre de champion de France il revient à Fabien il n'y a pas de discussion là dessus et je pense qu'il faut pas qu'il y ait de discussion c'est vrai le pointage lui permet et les règles disent tu dois être champion donc il n'a pas discuté là où je pense qu'il y a eu [20:36] cette confusion c'est que le fait qu'il soit premier le jour du concours donc ils ont été vainqueurs de la coupe et là c'est indéniable ils ont été vainqueurs ils ont été les meilleurs ce jour là ils avaient quand même quelques points d'avance sur le troisième ils se sont départagé la place de premier parce qu'ils [21:01] ont fait tous les deux le même pointage là où je pense qu'il faut qu'on se pose des questions c'est comment se fait il que des américains soient arrivés si vite à ce niveau et sur cette place là c'est là qu'il faut qu'on se remette en cause nous les français voilà now we are in the head of the fire it means that what mark says [21:26] is there is no confusion there is the best points of the selectives the average and you add that average to the French one day championships and there the winner is Fabrice of course because two people from USA did the
[21:52] best quotation on the day of the final there was a lot of confusion and there is nothing wrong about that said Mark where the French must put themselves in a big interrogation is how does it come that non French people with a very modern style of training become champs [22:17] why do they perform so well and why is the whole French population a little bit backwards that's it Mark can I intervene there too yes we saw the same phenomenon in FCI what we call IGP it means IGP [22:43] it was the classic German German German German German German German it was a and then suddenly came Haro a Japanese I believe that 25 years he bought a horse from Antwerpia from Roger Schnellhardt a Belgian and he became champion [23:08] of the world with this horse it was never seen a little later I think I take the list for me there a woman from Israel she called Sharon Ronan who became champion of world so a woman israel j who became [23:35] champion of the world in the center of Germany in the world world it was never seen either then we saw countries like Spain who little to become better the last years I believe there were three champions world in Schutz berger allemand in Spain it's never seen so [24:00] we think why the classic are there and why are countries not known as really Schutzund Schutzund I don't know why they perform so well in all other sports I will be a bad I have years we started with the world ring [24:25] who participated ! the ring was some very good but most were people who did not follow in French and who did not follow in Belgian ! It's bad to say but it's like that and at the beginning we were with the world of the ring but now the level of the ring is higher than the ring Belgian I don't know [24:50] the French but the ring is higher the ring Belgian has descended very well in quality but I mean when we are at the top of a hill and we always go to bottom and we beat ! I must ! Translate this because this is ! the big question is how is it possible that people [25:16] that don't have the culture that don't have the facilities perform so well in French ring we have the same in IGP we have the same in mondioring we see that worldwide I think that the tendency is that the passion of some people is very high and they invite the best of the world to come and teach
[25:41] them so the passion of these foreigners is very high they sacrifice a lot of finances to make the best of the world to introduce ! in the secrets of the job and these people are known I tell you an example I personally I never did a seminar in Belgium organized by someone else I never been [26:06] solicited to do a seminar in Belgium I have done 1000 in my career not one in Belgium it is incredible yes and I know if people come to train to you yes yes yes you never king in your country never never never never never never never I am sure that you and your [26:31] son were not invited too much in France because the tendency in the club says la tendance dans les clubs c'est moi je je fais ça depuis 50 ans et on ne va pas changer moi je moi je moi je moi je fais comme ça ça ne marche pas mais moi je fais comme ça c'est typique it's typically je [26:57] c'est le clans de clubs et ne dare de go et open your mindset in another club because the old crocodiles don't like that and of course there is different things going on but what we see is that people that open their spectrum become better and better [27:22] and better c'est l'ouverture sur le monde entier qui ouvre les perspectives Marc I did read j'ai lu des commentaires français sur le social medium medium social qui disait le ring français doit être fait par des français et pas par des étrangers so what I did here in the social media [27:48] was some French people said the French ring should be done by French people and nobody else what is your attitude towards that quelle est votre attitude vers cela je pense que c'est une erreur toute personne toute personne qui fait du dressage quelle que soit la discipline peut apporter quelque chose à une discipline qui [28:13] n'est pas la sienne c'est ça on est moi même j'en suis l'exemple tu faisais du ring belge qui n'avait rien à voir avec le ring français j'ai écouté j'ai entendu je suis allé voir aussi d'autres personnes qui faisaient d'IGP à l'époque on appelait ça le RCI Gilbert Gavel qui qui faisait du clicker c'était les premières fois où il faisait du clicker et lui même [28:38] qui avait appris avec d'autres personnes et qui l'a transmis si on reste fermé dans la discipline dans laquelle on est on ne peut pas évoluer pour ma part je pense que ce n'est pas possible on peut évoluer mais sauf que les jeunes qui arrivent qui eux ont une ouverture d'esprit un peu plus large ils ont les dents qui poussent et ils se
[29:03] donc je m'associe Marc Marc what is votre idea about French ring only pour French people et Marc said no no no that idea I cannot support everybody can bring something and if you follow the rules and selections and if you do well perfect that's how you can grow and all the influences [29:29] that are good can be good Marc je me souviens encore je crois j'ai une fois vu un commentaire d'un juge français sur une marche au pied splendide à la RCI sans toucher le maître et j'entends le commentaire du juge qui disait on n'a pas besoin de ça ici et là la personne a été escamotée sur la suite [29:54] au pied et là je me suis dit tiens tiens tiens ça c'est quand même pas la direction à suivre votre idée là le problème c'est quand on sort du contexte du ring français le français a du mal à voir et les marches RCI à l'époque RCI maintenant IGP avec le chien [30:20] et qui regarde le maître en ring français on se dit on n'a pas besoin de ça l'essentiel c'est d'obtenir 4 points en ring français on n'est pas jugé sur la prestance du chien on est jugé sur le résultat final les points donc ce juge qui a eu cette réflexion s'est dit il n'est pas utile d'avoir un chien qui regarde la tête avec son maître [30:45] on n'a pas besoin ça c'est un peu pour ma part idiot effectivement on n'a pas besoin mais on peut prendre et il faut prendre on n'a pas besoin je m'a demandé Marc un peu j'ai dit il y a un un homme compétit en French ring et c'était pour la healing et la [31:11] personne a fait une splendide healing type IGP très focus sur le de la beauté et je m'ai entendu le comment de la judge et il dit we don't need that type of healing here and that person was receiving very bad scores and there Marc said Bart this is typically for narrow [31:36] minded people it's true we don't need flashy healing because it does not give one point more but we should accept a dog that does do a flashy healing moi je sais François Le disait toujours il me disait Bart on a pas besoin de ça parce qu'au fait quand on fait le concours le troisième [32:01] week-end de juin il fait très chaud et la suite aux pieds splendides prend beaucoup d'énergie du chien c'est de l'énergie qui coule pour rien du tout c'était un peu son explication je me souviens encore de ça très bien so I try to translate also from years ago François L'Olivier told me we don't need a good beautiful healing
[32:27] because the dog always is on the championships the third week of June where it's very hot and very flashy healing takes away a lot of energy and that's a fact what people don't know is what people don't know is French ring it's about 45 minutes non-stop on the field it's about 45 minutes non-stop [32:52] that we are on the ground with the dog so you have a dog in form and energy must go into the exercises and the foot is not considered as an point extra it's part part of the dog should be the same thing in the Belgian ring it's the same so it's [33:19] a very interesting topic maintenant ouvrir les frontières open the borders j'ai même entendu dire que il y avait des gens qui disaient organisons un championnat de ring français mondial so I hear the tendency of people that said well let's [33:45] organize a world championship about french ring what is your idea there there there there there there there there there there there two times a international ! the the time the time the time the ! that mile The mile The mile The mile ! ! [34:35] The idea is to continue this international cost with the problems it could cause, because we all know that financially it could cause problems. [35:05] A few years ago, there was already something in that direction. They called it the Intercontinental Championships. They did do it twice, but it did die very soon also, financial reasons or whatever. Tiens, Marc, tu sais, et tu as vraiment tapé le marteau sur le clou, le ring français n'exige pas du dressage splendide à voir. [35:31] C'est l'exercice qui compte. Je dis que le ring français est basé sur... Tu le fais, et ce que tu le fais, nous ne nous en importe. Quand tu le fais, c'est bon. Et c'est pour ça que, quand nous avons traduit le cours Népopo Silver en français, le plus gros problème de traduction, c'était de trouver un mot pour drive, le drive du chien. [36:00] Drive. En français, il n'y a pas de mot... Il n'y a pas un mot vocabulaire spécifique pour drive. Donc, je dis à Marc, tu sais, ce qui était notre plus gros problème quand nous traduit le Népopo Silver de l'anglais à la France. En anglais, nous parlons de drive, et nous n'avons pas trouvé le mot en français. Drive. Passion de travailler.
[36:25] Comment est-ce que tu veux expliquer ça, Marc ? Quel est le mot français ? C'est drôle, eh ? C'est drôle, eh ? Ouais, il n'y a pas de... Non, non, il n'y a pas. Il n'y a pas. Il n'y a pas. Non, il n'y a pas. Je sais. Je sais. Le ring français, nous, on reste dans notre ring français sans une ouverture d'esprit, bien qu'aujourd'hui, l'esprit s'ouvre. Le spectacle ne fait pas de points. [36:52] C'est un peu notre devise. Et moi, ça a été longtemps ma devise. Le règlement français dit que tu as une suite en l'aise à 4 points, que le chien baisse la tête ou que lève la tête, tu as 4 points. À partir du moment où le chien ne s'est pas écarté, où il n'a pas avancé, où il n'est pas reculé. Donc, quel est l'intérêt pour nous de dresser un chien avec la tête en l'air ? Nous n'aurons pas de plus de points. [37:17] C'est ça. Donc, on est resté avec notre dressage qui nous permettait d'avoir des points. Donc, Marc disait, « Oui, c'est vrai, nous n'avons pas une parole pour le drive. Notre programme a été fait. Tu fais, tu obtenes points. Ce n'est pas comment tu fais, c'est « tu fais ». Et c'est la toute mentalité et ça n'a pas changé pendant les années. [37:43] François disait, « Barthe, quand je n'aime pas une musique, je ne dis pas que je ne l'aime pas. Je dis, je ne comprends pas cette musique. » Et moi, je me disais toujours, mais pourtant, pourquoi est-ce qu'il parle comme ça ? Moi, si je n'aime pas, je n'aime pas. Mais je deviens de plus en plus François-le-Lévié numéro 2. Donc, c'est un peu merveilleux. [38:09] Ce que je disais, c'est qu'il a besoin d'autres opinions après ceci. Nous acceptons. Et, après les années, je suis plus et plus soft. Quand j'étais jeune, il y a un Coca-Cola, un whisky, maintenant, je suis Coca-Cola zero. I let cool down everything [38:35] and then I come back but a nice way and I remember and I will stop on this François Lelovier when he did not like music he told me I don't understand this music he never said it's stupid the music no no he said I don't understand it and this is a life lesson Marek I think it was a very good conversation for the first time I think it was a very good conversation [39:01] Marek Ciao ciao Au revoir Sven Ciao ciao Thank you everybody Bye bye Bye bye Merci beaucoup Merci Bart Bellon & Marc Villain (PART 1) Follow-up Podcast – French Ring Championship 2026
Following our previous podcast, we received a tremendous number of comments and reactions from people around the world. In this follow-up podcast, Bart Bellon and Marc Villain discuss the topics that generated the most debate. Below is a complete summary of the main points.
This was by far the most discussed topic.
The first point of view
Many believe the American teams simply deserved their victory.
The main arguments were:
They have been training at the highest level for many years.
They have learned from numerous French trainers.
They have invested enormous amounts of time, effort, and resources.
They were simply the strongest teams of the season.
The second point of view
Others believe their victory highlights weaknesses in the current system.
Their arguments include:
Some French competitors may have relied too heavily on past success.
Other countries have continued to learn, evolve, and challenge themselves.
France has long considered itself the unquestioned reference in the sport.
Conclusion
The overwhelming majority ultimately agree on one point: the American teams did not win because of flaws in the system, but because of the quality of their training, preparation, and willingness to learn from others.