Insport is a Disability Sport Wales project

insport – это спортивный проект для инвалидов в Уэльсе, направленный на поддержку физической активности, спорта и досуга, обеспечивающего инклюзивное участие людей с ограниченными возможностями.

Компания Disability Sport Wales разработала наборы инструментов для поддержки клубов, национальных руководящих органов (NGB), местных властей и организаций третьего сектора в обеспечении высоких стандартов вовлечения людей с ограниченными возможностями в спорт и физическую активность. Они разделены на отдельные направления insport: insport Club, insport NGB и insport Partnerships , с показателями совершенства, адаптированными к конкретному типу организации и / или обеспечению спорта и физической активности.

„On the same wavelength – inclusively active“ – this young – and joint project of the Northern German Swimming Federation (SV NRW) and the Federation of Sports for the Disabled and Rehabilitation (BRSNW), which has been actively promoted for three years, can not only look back at some highlights , but at least as much is still ahead.

The ambitious goal of “On the same wavelength – inclusive activity”: to ensure the participation of 1.9 million people with disabilities living in North Rhine-Westphalia in 2,000 member associations involved in water sports.

The Inclusive Committee of Italy held open games. Teachers, local representatives, people with disabilities, university students and managers attend an inclusion day organized by CUS Piemonte Orientale.
Second meeting at the final stage of the InclUniGames project, organized in Alessandria jointly by CUS Piemonte Orientale and CUSI Sport Inclusive and CMA, the protagonists of which are the CUS of the north. At the CUS Piemonte Orientale on Via Ennio Massobrio, 7 CUS delegations from Bergamo, Brescia, Genoa, Insubria, Eastern Piemonte, Turin and Trieste gathered, totaling more than 60 participants.

The games were opened by the mayor of the city, Giorgio Abonante, the representative of the rector, Professor Francesco Mario Cellerino, from the President of EDISU Piemonte, Alessandro Ciro Sciretti, from the coordinator of the CUSI Center for Sports Documentation Inclusive, Andrea Ippolito and the Secretary General of CUS Piemonte Orientale, Alessio Giacomini.

On December 13 in Moscow, the results of the first International Catherine Forum were summed up: the theses formulated by its participants will be included in the resolution, which reflects the main issues associated with the realization of the unique potential of Russia as a state for a new life, open to receiving citizens of different countries, and providing the opportunity for highly qualified foreign specialists to fully realize your professional ambitions.
In general, the emotional context of the Catherine Forum, addressing its foreign participants, was very accurately conveyed by the Director of the Department of Information and Press of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova: “I know that you cannot thank for love, but with all my heart I want to do it! I know I shouldn’t thank you for love, but I want to do it with all my heart. Thank you to all of you who came to the country now, in these winter days, changing the usual climate, changing the usual schedule. Thank you who came to us, despite the threats, curses, blackmail that many of you experience.

All over the world, December 3 is celebrated as a special holiday established by the United Nations (UN) – International Day of Persons with Disabilities. It is designed to attract public attention to the problems of people with physical or mental disabilities.

At the end of the 20th century, one of the priorities of the UN was to attract public attention to the rights and problems of people with disabilities. As part of this goal, 1981 was proclaimed the International Year of Persons with Disabilities, and the period from 1983 to 1992 – the Decade of Disabled Persons.
This period ended with the creation of a special holiday. At the 47th session of the UN General Assembly, a decision was made to approve the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Since this day, member states of the organization have held educational and charitable events every year in honor of the celebration.

The International Inclusive Committee joined and became an official member of the interstate association of BRICS countries. (international sports committee)
This is a very important area for the international development and popularization of sports, coordination of actions and the number of BRICS countries is actively developing, many countries with dynamically developing economies are joining BRICS.
Inclusion of the International Inclusive Committee in BRICS. confirms its importance and significance for the whole world.
Together we can do a lot for Russia and world sports on the international stage.

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality attaches great importance to the education of athletes with disabilities and provides them with all the necessary support to succeed in their respective industries. In this context, disabled athletes who grew up in the Cebeci Sports Complex, which was transferred by the IBB Youth and Sports Administration to the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Sports Club, are supported by our municipality throughout the year, as in other sectors.

At the club, which trains athletes with disabilities in swimming, archery and arm wrestling, special athletes also contribute to the development of successful athletes in swimming and table tennis. At the club, athletes with disabilities and private athletes continue their sports careers in the Chebechi sports complex.

Athletes who grow up in the disabled sections of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Sports Club achieve significant success in the competitions in which they take part, increasing the sporting performance of both the national teams and Istanbul.

BRICS – an interstate association has joined the “International Inclusive Committee” committees of the BRICS countries will take an active part in the organization of the “International Inclusive Friendship Games” which will be held in March of this year in the Republic of Belarus in the city of Minsk. More than 35 countries and more than 5,000 participants in 30 types of adaptive sports will take part in the “International Inclusive Friendship Games”.

BRICS includes five countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (joined in 2011). The BRICS decoding comes from the first letters of the country names in English transcription.

Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE were invited to join BRICS.
23 countries have applied to join BRICS. “Among those who have officially submitted an application are the countries of Latin America (Argentina), the Middle East (Saudi Arabia, UAE), Africa (Egypt, Senegal, Algeria, Ethiopia), and Indonesia. The list of countries is long.” In total, more than 40 countries have expressed a desire to join BRICS.

The economic systems of the community members have a huge impact on markets.

China ranks first in the world in terms of GDP, exports the most goods, and has the world’s largest foreign exchange reserves.
India ranks third in terms of GDP and has inexpensive intellectual and huge human resources.
Russia is in fifth place in terms of GDP; the largest mineral resource reserves are concentrated in its largest territory.
Brazil ranks eighth in the world in terms of GDP and has enormous potential for agricultural work.
South Africa ranks thirtieth in terms of GDP and has rich natural resources.

President of “INTERNATIONAL INCLUSIVE COMMITTEE” Alexander Smirnov took part in a round table, on the eve of Coach’s Day, which is celebrated in Russia on October 30, a round table was held in the editorial office of “Komsomolskaya Pravda” on the topic of Coach’s Day: what challenges does time present?
The event was organized on the eve of Coach’s Day, which is celebrated in Russia on October 30.
The discussion was very interesting and active, colleagues discussed measures to support coaches, how to control unscrupulous coaches, what measures are needed to stimulate coaches and popularize the coaching profession.
The following issues were raised on the agenda:
-How to build relationships with athletes in the modern world?
-What should be the distance between the coach and the athlete? -Coach-father, is this possible today? Or a purely business relationship?
-How to increase the prestige of a trainer’s work?
-How to ensure that working with children can support a high-level coach?
-How to deal with coaches without education?
-How to increase confidence in fitness trainers? Do they need to be licensed?
-Is it possible to create a coaching institute that would help people not make mistakes and not harm their health?
-How can coaches make mass sports safe?

Speakers who took part in the discussion:
-Dmitry Fridman, Executive Vice President of the BRICS International Sports Committee;
-Vadim Zhurba, executive director of the Federation of Backgammon and Backgammon of Russia;
-Vasily Berendyaev, Chairman of the Moscow city branch of the All-Russian Water Rescue Society;
-Elena Silina, President of the National Fitness Community;
-Alexey Svirin, President of the Russian Rowing Federation;
-Alexander Smirnov, President of the International Inclusive Committee, International Adaptive Taekwondo Federation;
-Elina Zakirova, Director of the Institute of Further Education, Ural State Economic University;
-Vladimir Safonov, vice-president of the Russian Weightlifting Federation, Honored Coach of Russia, Master of Sports of the USSR;
-Darina Yatskova, leading analyst of the Research Agency “Makusheva and Partners”;
-Elena Kochurova, vice-president of the Association for the Development of Corporate Sports of Russia;
-Alexander Komissarov, President of the Russian Federation of Fishing Sports;
-Alexey Shemyakin, vice-president of the Russian Computer Sports Federation;
-Nikita Monakhov, Chairman of the Athletes’ Commission of the Russian Baseball Federation.

Grandmaster Fabian Pini has everything ready to take his knowledge to Chile
Two cities in Chile, Quillota and Santiago, will host Grand Master Fabian Pini this weekend so that their taekwondo students can learn from the best. The director of the Universal Taekwondo Association will continue his tour of America and will give a seminar. The Universal Taekwondo Association, founded in 1994, has representation in 6 countries on the American continent: Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Cuba and the United States. His director, Fabian Pini, is in charge of pulling all the strings in his native country and, increasingly, is beginning to have a greater impact on the rest of the nations through training, courses and seminars.

On this occasion, the Grand Master will travel to Chile this weekend to give a seminar in two cities: Quillota (Saturday) and Santiago (Sunday). “I am very happy to be able to continue providing my knowledge. This country, in particular, brings back very good memories for me, since I was part of the introduction of this martial art there in 1991. Today I have the possibility of continuing with this legacy,” said Fabian in dialogue with Roaring Sagrado.