Mazatlán Gears Up to Host National Judo Coaching Congress
The vibrant coastal city of mazatlán, Sinaloa, is set to become a hub for judo enthusiasts as it prepares to host the Prisca Awiti to Speak at Judo Congress in Mazatlán”>National Technical Congress of Coaches.Scheduled from January 23rd to 26th at the Hotel el Cid El Castilla, this prestigious event, organized by the Mexican judo Federation, promises to be a landmark gathering for coaches, athletes, and sports aficionados alike.
adding to the excitement, the congress will feature a special appearance by Prisca Awiti, the Paris 2024 Olympic medalist, who will share her inspiring journey and insights into achieving sporting excellence.
This congress,themed “Extensive strengthening of the Coach in Sports Development,” aims to elevate the standards of judo coaching in Mexico. Renowned figures in the judo world will lead insightful discussions and workshops, including Lilliam Estrada Bautista, President of the Mexican Judo Federation, and José Luis Atención Ramírez, awitis esteemed coach.
The event will also showcase the expertise of prominent figures within the Mexican Judo Federation, such as adrian Lizárraga Mora, Director of Arbitration, Paulina Elizabeth González Orozco, the first Mexican referee to officiate at the Olympic Games, and Cecilia Martínez Aguilera, a member of the FMJ Education Commission.Highlighting Sinaloa’s strong judo presence, Eduardo Rivera Medina, President of the Sinaloa Judo Association, will be a key participant.Furthermore,José Manuel Núñez Gutiérrez,head of the Mazatlán Judo Team,will play a vital role as part of the organizing committee.A Glimpse into the Congress Schedule:
Thursday,January 23rd:
Promoting Gender Equality in Judo: A crucial discussion on fostering inclusivity and equal opportunities within the sport.
* Behind an olympic Medal: the Prisca Awiti Story: An exclusive session where the Olympic medalist will delve into her experiences,challenges,and triumphs.
The congress promises to be a dynamic platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and the advancement of judo coaching in Mexico. With its remarkable lineup of speakers, engaging workshops, and the participation of judo luminaries, the National Technical Congress of Coaches in Mazatlán is poised to be a resounding success.
elevating Judo Excellence: An Exclusive Interview with Olympic Medalist Prisca Awiti
Mazatlán is gearing up to be the center of the judo universe later this month as it hosts the National Technical Congress of Coaches.This exciting event promises to be a game-changer for Mexican judo, bringing together renowned figures in the sport, including the inspiring Prisca Awiti, a paris 2024 olympic medalist. We were fortunate enough to sit down with Prisca to discuss the congress, her journey to Olympic success, and the future of judo in Mexico.
Welcome, Prisca! Thank you for joining us.
It’s a pleasure to be here. I’m excited about the National Technical Congress of Coaches and the opportunity to contribute to the advancement of judo in mexico.
You’ll be sharing your story during the congress, “behind an Olympic Medal: The Prisca Awiti Story.” What key takeaways do you hope coaches and athletes will gain from your experience?
My journey hasn’t been without its challenges. I want to emphasize the importance of perseverance, dedication, and believing in yourself, even when faced with obstacles. I hope to inspire young athletes to dream big and demonstrate that with hard work and the right guidance, anything is possible.
The congress theme,”Extensive Strengthening of the Coach in Sports Development,” highlights the vital role coaches play. How crucial was your coach, José Luis Atención ramírez, in your journey?
José Luis was instrumental in my success.He was not just my coach; he was a mentor, a motivator, and a true believer in my abilities. He pushed me to exceed my limits and instilled in me the values of discipline and hard work. His guidance was invaluable.
The congress will feature a diverse range of experts leading discussions and workshops on topics like gender equality in judo, emphasizing inclusivity and equal opportunities. What are your thoughts on this vital issue in the sport?
Judo, like any sport, should be accessible to everyone regardless of gender. I’m thrilled to see the congress addressing this issue and promoting inclusivity. We need more female role models in judo to inspire the next generation of athletes.
With such a strong emphasis on coaching development,how much do you think thiscongress will impact the future of judo in Mexico?
I believe it will be transformative. Having access to world-class experts, learning new techniques, and sharing best practices will undoubtedly elevate the standards of coaching in Mexico. this will directly benefit athletes, ultimately strengthening the sport as a whole.
what message would you like to share with the aspiring judo athletes reading this?
Never give up on your dreams. Let passion be your fuel and hard work your compass. Surround yourself with supportive people who believe in you.And most importantly, enjoy the journey. Judo is more than just a sport; it teaches valuable life lessons like discipline,respect,and resilience.
Thank you,Prisca. Your words are truly inspiring.
What are your thoughts?
We believe this congress is a pivotal moment for Mexican judo. What are your perspectives on the importance of coaching development? How can we further promote gender equality in sports? Share your insights and join the conversation!
