CESAFI Holds Webinar Series

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CESAFI Holds Webinar Series

 

It looks like the CESAFI won’t be that quiet after all. The league, which cancelled its 20th season, is holding a CESAFI Sports and Coaching Webinar Series for its coaches, sports administrators, PE teachers and sports enthusiasts.

 

This was bared jointly by CESAFI Commissioner Felix Tiukinhoy Jr. and Pio Solon, Athletic Director of Southwestern University-PHINMA. In a message to CESAFI schools, Tiukinhoy said the CESAFI Board of Trustees, which met at a recent board meeting, “approved the Commissioner’s proposal to conduct a series of weekly zoom webinars on sports development program for the CESAFI community.” This will kick off on Saturday, August 1 at 3PM.

 

“The CESAFI is partnering with the Dagohoy Academy, SWU-PHINMA, and Epic Performance and Fitness to conduct our first-ever CESAFI Sports and Coaching webinar series live,” Solon added. “Sports coaches and strength-and-conditioning coaches play a very important role in promoting sport participation and enhancing the performance of athletes and teams. They guide the children, players, and athletes. As such, coaches have a responsibility to improve and expand their own capabilities on an ongoing basis to fully meet the needs of the athletes they serve,” Solon stressed.

 

The webinar series is for coaches, PE teachers, sports managers, athletic directors, tournament managers, tournament officials and sports practitioners, with the goal of developing them to become better equipped for sports.

 

This will be held every Saturday at 3PM via zoom and will be shown via Facebook Live on the CESAFI Official page and that of Paulo Agir. Sebastian Ripoll kicks off the series as he talks about “Long Term Athlete Development” on Saturday. The other speakers for August are Ed Picson (August 8), Ralph Andrew Ramos (August 15), Bo Perasol (August 22), and Luigi Bercades (August 29). The series will run until October.

 




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