Last Saturday, October 1st, the Lope de Vega Sports Education Center summoned students to carry out the physical-technical tests in order to be able to study level 1 of Sports Technician in football, which will qualify them to become football coaches.
The tests were held at the Guillermo Amor Sports Complex in Benidorm and were divided into two parts. First, a technical ball drill was performed on the football field, followed by five physical tests on the athletics track. These tests consisted of a sprint, a 2000-meter endurance run, a vertical jump, a medicine ball throw, and a flexibility test. All of this was supervised by four teachers from the course who acted as a panel, along with the center's coordinator and the education inspector assigned by the Regional Ministry of Education.
The 17 students who were called up managed to pass all the tests.
CONGRATULATIONS!!
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