IAAF Track and Field coaching course commences

By Emmerson Campbell On In Sports |
President of the AAG, Aubrey Hutson (left) makes a point at the opening ceremony of the IAAF level-1 track and field course yesterday at the National Resource Centre. Looking on (left to right) are course lecturer Oscar Gadea, GOA President K. Juman-Yassin, and course lecturer Raymond Gilson.(Photo/Emmerson Campbell)
President of the AAG, Aubrey Hutson (left) makes a point at the opening ceremony of the IAAF level-1 track and field course yesterday at the National Resource Centre. Looking on (left to right) are course lecturer Oscar Gadea, GOA President K. Juman-Yassin, and course lecturer Raymond Gilson.(Photo/Emmerson Campbell)

The IAAF level–I Track and Field coaching course started yesterday at the National Resource Centre on Woolford Avenue.

The course, headed by IAAF Lecturers, Oscar Gadea of Uruguay and Suriname’s Raymond Gilson will be held for 12 days with daily theoretical and practical sessions. “The IAAF has now brought about changes in the education system for the coaches and this is the first level-I course to be held in South America after the revamp,” said Gadea, in his deep Spanish accent.