Coaching seminar in Budapest video available now

The first professional meeting of European coaches for this year was held in Budapest from January 24 to January 26 2016 (Ormai Laszlo Sports Hall). It gathered 32 coaches from 15 European countries and featured two very interesting topics (“Methodical approach to learning of technical skills for young players” and “Selection Criteria in China at a young age”).

“Lectures were held in 4 sessions during which a video and a power point presentation were given by the main lecturer Mr. Feng Zhe of China. After a long and distinguished career as a player Mr. Feng Zhe is now one of the coaches in educational projects of the Chinese College. Our interpreter and translator during those three days of lectures was Mr. Chan Bill of Canada and he did a superb job ” said Neven CEGNAR ETTU Development Manager.

You can see the video from the seminar here

(11 videos MOV and WMV version are available for download)

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