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A grass field ✅, A specific game field ✅, a specific practice field for BOTH teams ✅, Soccer only lines ✅, properly cut grass length ✅, quality surface where a National Team would consider using ✅ = USWNT ✅, U23 USMNT✅ = 🤯 Come see for yourself 🔥 The History of Soccer at LVC: Introducing Herbert Field #lvc_ws www.lvc.edu

Veteran adaptive sports is a world where every step is a challenge. First of all, to yourself. This is precisely the area where coaches become not only mentors, but also guides to victory over yesterday's self. They not only teach technique and sports strategy, but also support, motivate, inspire and restore self-belief. "Adaptive sport is about 'pulling out' guys. Pulling them out and seeing their eyes light up is the biggest motivation for me. It's about trust and about returning a person to social interaction," says wheelchair basketball coach Taras Shpuk. About the rehabilitation of veterans through physical activity and the role of trainers in this process - on the blog of the Ukrainian Veterans Foundation on the "Tribune" website: https://lnkd.in/dpVAcUEa nastavnyky-v-adaptyvnomu-sporti-dopomag/

https://lnkd.in/e3hBKDhh Part #2 Application of Academic Theory to Practice Session Design for Invasion Sports

project: CAFO-FOOTBALL ACADEMY - Description of the project: The Academic Football Center of Ottola named CAFO-FOOTBALL ACADEMY was born at the beginning of 2021 at the initiative of a dynamic, ambitious young entrepreneur, Mr Alidou AKODA Alidou AKODA aware of the impact of soccer in development, a youth who measures the passion that the environment gives to soccer, the participation of soccer in the reconciliation of an environment fractured by politics and rural exodus (movement of youth to Nigeria) which is a phenomenon that is severely affecting the youth class, a youth in search of a way to occupy their leisure time healthily through a marriage soccer and education. A marriage that will see the birth of many world stars because like other African countries, Benin is one of the states with fewer international stars for lack of adequate national training centers... This prevents many young people from to pursue and realize their dreams. This is manifested through a high rate of school dropout. Therefore, CAFO-FOOTBALL ACADEMY wants to be a reference center to overcome these various failures by establishing a healthy link between between soccer, school and professional training. Minor, the Academic Football Center of Ottola is inspired by the experience of some viable local clubs (ABI SPORT, Académy-SESSEGNON, and some foreign some foreign clubs (Coton Sport of Yaoundé, Zamalec of Egypt etc...) by organizing a scouting event test from April 11 to April 14, 2021. During these four days, the committee was able to detect 51 talents in two different age groups: 9 to 12 years old and 13 to 15 years old to start the project in 2021 ... Now we grow up to have in the academy U13, U15 and U17....and total young players in the academy is now 83 with all three categories of age .. CAFO-FOOTBALL ACADEMY is located in Ottola, a small village in SAVALOU district, Republic of Benin, West Africa just 5 kilometers from the border of the Republic of Togo. As a result, talents are recruited from both sides of both countries, and CAFO has young talent players with either Togolese or Beninese nationality. The academy embraces a diverse talent pool from the region. Adress : Ottola/ SAVALOU, republic of Benin, West Africa. Email: cafofootballacademy@gmail.com Facebook page : https://lnkd.in/e_qP9PGt website CAFO : https://lnkd.in/eD5FufwG LinkedIn page : https://lnkd.in/g7MrdSbi YouTube page : https://lnkd.in/ejtTxEjt

Two places remaining - Unique integrated small group netball program - Current Y4, 5 & 6. How is this different? Show young people their innate health, resilience, creativity in a sporting environment, particularly #netball. Players grow and develop knowing they are enough, always OK, irrespective of results and whatever life brings. What players uncover is incredible as they go beyond skill development and tactical understanding. Their confidence soars, and exploration ignites, they get to PlayFreely™️. This program is also available to coaches of all sports - PM if it resonates. https://lnkd.in/e4BFv98Z

Reflecting on the power of sports on International Day of Sport for Development and Peace. As a former Paralympic athlete, I've experienced firsthand how sports can transcend barriers and bring people together. It has been a driving force in my life since before my spinal cord injury and continues to inspire me to advocate for a healthy and inclusive world. Let's harness the power of sports to create positive change and promote peace worldwide. #IDSDP2024 #Sport4Change #SportForAll

🎮🦾Everyone loves a challenge! Incorporating game elements into core training not only makes the workouts more enjoyable but also highly effective. It's a win-win: building a strong core while having fun with a competitive twist. #GameBasedCoreTraining #FunFitness https://lnkd.in/dfiFwctE

The benefits of Play cannot be overemphasized. Our Physical, Educational, Psychological and Financial well-being can be greatly improved when we play. At Goal Bound Sports Initiative, we join @coachesacrosscontinents to #PledgeToPlayEveryday, as we celebrate Global Day of Play on August 27, 2023. Why not take the pledge also? #GoalBoundSportsInitiative #globaldayofplay #sports #unsdgs #CoachesAcrossContinents #playbasedlearning #PledgeToPlayEveryday #play #sportsfordevelopment

An interesting webinar about the English FA Referee Body Camera Trial This was very thought provoking and the question has to be asked has this been required by a win at all cost mentality. Have we created a society that puts the prize well above the participation in the sport at a grassroots level. Do we think about long term player journeys or short term victories. We have been promoting our #LetThemPlay campaign for a while to try and create a more positive environment with in the game. Our aim has to be to keep as many people in the sport for as long as possible and take away any barriers while also thinking about why people drop out of sport/football. Lots to think about 🤔 but for me it has to be us thinking about more positive long term player journeys and/or opportunities