The third specialized seminar for coaches selected for the Nagoya Asian Games convened, focusing on crucial aspects of preventing sports injuries and illnesses, as part of an ongoing educational series.
Iran NOC; Tehran: The National Olympic Academy, in collaboration
with the National Teams Monitoring Center of the National Olympic Committee,
hosted the third specialized session for coaches participating in the Nagoya
Asian Games. Held at the Academy’s Shahid Tehranchi Hall, the seminar addressed
the vital topic of “Prevention of Sports Injuries and Illnesses.”
This session is part of a series of six planned workshops designed
to enhance and refresh the knowledge of the national team coaches So far, two
previous sessions have been conducted, focusing on “Psychological
Considerations, Stress Management, and Resilience” and “Training Science and
Control of the National Teams’ Preparation Process.” The current seminar saw
approximately fifty coaches attending both in-person and online, underscoring
the importance placed on this aspect of athlete preparation.
The remaining three workshops in the series will cover “Nutrition:
Do’s and Don’ts,” “Post-Training and Competition Monitoring and Care
(Recovery),” and “Doping: Prevention and Awareness of Sports Supplements.”
These sessions are scheduled to take place on subsequent Mondays.