Greece finalized four seminars for the second level

05/05/2010 โ€“ Under the guidance of Swedenโ€™s Emanuel CHRISTIANSSON the Greek capital city of Athens staged the course from Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th April 2010. โ€œGreece has recently decided to restructure their coach education system; t

05/05/2010 โ€“ Under the guidance of Swedenโ€™s Emanuel CHRISTIANSSON the Greek capital city of Athens staged the course from Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th April 2010. โ€œGreece has recently decided to restructure their coach education system; the first level was conducted by Mrs Katy SPANOU last yearโ€ explained Emanuel CHRISTIANSSON. โ€œThanks to assistance from ETTU and ITTF they have now finalised four seminars for the second level and in May a Level Three Course will be held in Marathon.โ€

โ€œA total of 45 students attended the course in Athens coming from throughout Greeceโ€ explained Emanuel CHRISTIANSSON. โ€œThe atmosphere was very positive and the participants showed a lot of interest in the subjects
that were covered; it was clear that there was a lot of knowledge in the group and thus discussions were invaluable.โ€.

Certainly when service techniques were being discussed the interest level was very high.โ€Discussions focused on how different techniques can be varied and give more possibilities in the game with theoretical sessions about the basics of tactics being followed by practical sessionsโ€ continued Emanuel CHRISTIANSSON. โ€œThe final subject to be covered was as to how coaches could work with individual players which led to discussions on
leadership roles.โ€

(by Ian Marshall courtesy of ITTF)

โ€œA total of 45 students attended the course in Athens coming from throughout Greeceโ€

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