A human and sporting training event organized by Spezia Calcio in collaboration with the main sponsor of the youth sector, Immobiliare Massari, took place yesterday afternoon in the brand new and beautiful hospitality room of the Alberto Picco stadium, which saw Josefa Idem as guest and speaker. , K1 world champion
The under 16 and under 15 men’s and under 17 and under 15 women’s teams of Spezia Calcio participated in the event. The event is the first of a long series planned for next season, now that the hospitality area and the structure of the new Picco allow it. Around 200 youth players attended the match, fascinated by the champion’s words.
The day opens with the owner of Spezia’s youth agency partner, Alessandra Massari: “We are proud to be partners and sponsors of Spezia’s youth sector. Our sporting ideals match well with the company’s ethical projects. For us, the values of sport, like respect, solidarity and commitment are our values. And the day with the champion Idem is proof of this. The absolute protagonist is obviously the champion Josefa Idem.
The importance of the message from a champion to many young people?
“I too was their age and growing up from that age brought me a series of obstacles, choices to make and awareness to develop and talk about. I learned along the way. I would like to stimulate their reflections.”
Is wanting a power?
“It’s a provocation. I don’t think about what there is to avoid, the kids are in this reality because they like it and while they are here they are projected towards their motivations and objectives, as well as being together”.
An advice?
“The most important thing is to be aware that in every moment of our life we learn things. They learn movements, patterns, their muscles learn to adapt, the brain learns new knowledge. The advice is to always be open and curious to learn why It brings you closer to achieving the dream. There are those who achieve them and those who don’t, but it’s the same as everyone else.”
Davide Caliaro, head of the Spezia youth sector, closes.
An important day to give what values?
“A transversal message to the many of our boys and girls in our men’s and women’s teams. A champion from another sport to explain to them what it means to accept victories and defeats. A growth path that must be an example in sport and in life, allowing them to understand what is right and what not. And understanding that we need to fight to achieve sporting and non-sporting results.”
