標題: A first for Turkey, experienced group [打印本頁] 作者: (=^x^=) 時間: 2018-1-5 17:44 標題: A first for Turkey, experienced group
03 Jan 2018
Located either side of the Bosphorus Strait, one bank in Europe, the other in Asia, the city of Istanbul was the recent home for Turkey’s first ever ITTF/PTT Level One Course, since the initial ITTF/PTT Level One Course and ITTF/PTT Level One Course Conductor training in 2012
Organised under the auspices of the ITTF Development Programme, self-funded, proceedings commenced on Tuesday 19th December and concluded in Saturday 23rd December.
Experiencing the basics (Photo: courtesy of Dr Imre Ak)
In particular, Samet Polat, Chair of International Relations Committee, Turkish Table Tennis Federation, alongside Bayramali Yıldı and Babur Ustundag, both national team coaches, were most impressed and most grateful for the efforts that had been made.
“I think this course has helped all of us improve. I am personally very grateful that I could attend a course led by an ITTF Sports Science Committee member, especially in my mother tongue. Furthermore, the level of those attending was quite high. I am looking forward to a further course very soon.” Samet Polat
“The course was very efficiently presented, both theoretical and practical sessions; especially going down to basics of all technical skills and making everyone actively participate made it most effective.” Bayramali Yıldı
“I am pleased that an ITTF/PTT Level One course was finally held in Turkey. We have been waiting for this for a long time. My friends and I liked both the theoretical and practical sessions. The content, prepared by using a multi-disciplinary approach, was very efficient. I thank the ITTF for giving us the chance to be a part of this family. I am looking forward to a Level Two course. I am also thankful to our course conductor, Emre Ak for sharing his scientific knowledge and combining with his table tennis experience.” Babur Ustundag
Now, the coaches must complete 30 hours practical coaching, with five hours supervised, in order to gain their ITTF/PTT Level One certificates.
Exercising control (Photo: courtesy of Dr Emre Ak)
and Babur Ustundag, both national team coaches, were most impressed and most grateful for the efforts that had been made.
