Prague hosts the annual Coaching Conference

June 22, 2016
12:22 pm
Development

ETTU / ITTF – Europe Development Program

European Table Tennis Union presents the annual Coaching Conference to be held in Prague (CZE) from Sunday 9th to Tuesday 11th October 2016. The Coaching Conference is part of the ETTU Development Program and it is primarily intended for all European coaches.

The participation of coaches from other continents is welcomed too.

Conference topics

“Nutrition in Table Tennis” (4 hours)

What to eat and drink before during and after exertion

Danijel BORKOVIC (Slovenia) Dr. Med. – Medical and Nutrition consultant STTF

“Coaching is a Mental Game’’ (4 hours)

Presentation of mental tools: during practice and before and during competition

Prodromos CHAMALIDIS (France) Ph.Dr. – University Rene Descartes Paris

“A decade and half is a period of many changes in table tennis (rules materials etc.) What have we changed in daily practice?” (8 hours)

Presentation and discussion

Anders JOHANSSON (Sweden) – Swedish table tennis coach and manager

Further details for application to the Coaching Conference will be available and

communicated soon.

Contact: Neven Cegnar (email: ncegnar@gmail.com)

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