Viterbo – The initiative was presented during the conference on Saturday 11 May
The conference of the Viterbo sports medical association
Viterbo – We receive and publish – The first conference organized by the Sports Medical Association of Viterbo, dedicated to the combination of “Sport and psychology”, held on Saturday 11 May in Viterbo, marked the triumphant launch of the “Donate training” project, an innovative initiative aimed at promoting the importance of psychological education in sport. The event saw the participation of numerous experts including sports doctors, sports psychologists, athletes, coaches, sports clubs and academics, who shared their knowledge and experiences, highlighting the crucial intersection between mental wellbeing and physical performance.
During the conference, conceived by Pierluigi Tasciotti, president of the association, Michele Panzarino presented the “Donate training” initiative which aims to enrich the sporting community of the area through workshops, seminars and educational resources, aiming at greater awareness of the dynamics psychology in sport. The opening conference offered a rich programme, including authoritative talks and practical workshops, all well received by participants.
“The body is a machine that serves to transport the brain” begins Tasciotti, and then continues with his experience and testimony as a sports doctor who uses empathy to establish a relationship of trust with young athletes.
Particularly engaging was the speech by Dr. Annalisa Minetti who underlined the difference between disabled and differently abled people and the importance of allowing everyone, especially young people, to express their abilities with the support of the “team” that is helping them. environment.
Among the topics covered, great interest was aroused by the discussion on how mental training techniques can improve the performance of athletes and the psycho-physical well-being of teams. Important contributions also came from the sessions dedicated to the impact of psychology on youth development and correct sports practice on the national health system.
The feedback received was extremely positive, with many participants expressing a desire to see similar initiatives implemented more frequently. This enthusiasm confirms the importance and impact of “Donating training”, not only in the field of sport but also as an educational and personal growth model.
The “Donate training” project will continue to develop in the coming months: starting from September, training sessions dedicated to local sports clubs will be organised.
“Donate training” project
May 14, 2024
