Through the Undersecretariat of Sports, under the Secretariat of Human Development, the Municipality of Concordia presented and launched the Neighborhood Sports Leaders Program.
This is a training plan that will be carried out through the Social Sports Area with the objective of training neighborhood leaders in charge of sports teams, expanding knowledge, and providing tools to individuals to improve the development of training sessions and social tournaments.
The topics to be addressed are: Leadership and its role in sports; Soccer refereeing; Physical preparation of athletes in formative ages; First aid and CPR; Soccer techniques and tactics in formative ages. The training sessions will be led by various professionals, and certificates will be awarded upon completion.
Mayor Francisco Azcué stated that “it is important that everyone, from their place in society, gets involved and participates in actions that allow for the improvement of the environment, the neighborhood, and the city. Here, political or partisan issues are set aside in favor of the commitment we each acquire.”
Based on that premise, “this idea arises to provide them with elements and propose working together, as a team, knowing where we want to go and what objectives to achieve.”
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, explained that the aforementioned program “is born from the need to provide sports tools to territorial agents who are currently in charge of children's sports groups. From this administration, we are here to support inclusion and provide better opportunities for all children in the neighborhoods of Concordia.”
This is a training plan that will be carried out through the Social Sports Area with the objective of training neighborhood leaders in charge of sports teams, expanding knowledge, and providing tools to individuals to improve the development of training sessions and social tournaments.
The topics to be addressed are: Leadership and its role in sports; Soccer refereeing; Physical preparation of athletes in formative ages; First aid and CPR; Soccer techniques and tactics in formative ages. The training sessions will be led by various professionals, and certificates will be awarded upon completion.
Mayor Francisco Azcué stated that “it is important that everyone, from their place in society, gets involved and participates in actions that allow for the improvement of the environment, the neighborhood, and the city. Here, political or partisan issues are set aside in favor of the commitment we each acquire.”
Based on that premise, “this idea arises to provide them with elements and propose working together, as a team, knowing where we want to go and what objectives to achieve.”
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, explained that the aforementioned program “is born from the need to provide sports tools to territorial agents who are currently in charge of children's sports groups. From this administration, we are here to support inclusion and provide better opportunities for all children in the neighborhoods of Concordia.”