Continuing with the participation of the Virtual School of Sports in the late competence XXXI Intercollegiate Games 2010 to be made in several municipalities of Antioquia, was now the turn for the disciplines of Judo, Karate and wrestling, held in the town of Sabaneta.
From early when they started to get different sports delegations from all over the country, the Mobile Virtual School Sports became the main focus of attention of athletes and coaches eager to know the new methodology for learning the art sports over the Internet.
While competing in these disciplines, some national delegates took the opportunity to be part of the teaching day prepared for the occasion.
One of the first to enter the Mobile Virtual School Sports was Milton Hernandez, president of the Football League Hall of Caldas and delegated by the same department at the National Intercollegiate Games, said " is the best way to enable all the people who run the national sport, especially when local departments are handled in much the habit of calling people on the subject of empirical sport, this is a very good opportunity for them be trained. "
Gilberto Carlos Angel Torres, Sports and Recreation Director Indeportes Tolima added that "it is interesting to us in both the sporting and administrative as coaches now have the opportunity to train virtually become a necessity in the era we are living."
"More is more advanced, and this is the opportunity to start with training and implementation of new techniques that can achieve better results in sports," he added.
Juan Carlos Mejia, manager of the municipality of Sabaneta Sports The importance of this tool now every athlete and sports fan on hand to facilitate the realization of many learning processes and reach the bottom of the needs of municipalities, "he said.
At the same time the officer undertook to bring this information to every corner of this area of \u200b\u200bAntioquia. "We're going to copy and disseminate this tool essential for all inhabitants of this region, especially for those close to the institute dedicated to developing the sport work as counselors in the community."
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