Connecting professional sports and the fitness movement

On November 3, the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation in collaboration with the People's Committee of Tay Ho Ward (Hanoi) and EVO Vietnam opened a Level II training course for bodybuilding and fitness coaches. This is the first time the Federation has coordinated with local authorities to organize a course connecting professional and grassroots sports.

Vice President of the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation Huynh Ngoc Minh disseminated the course's regulations and rules to students at the opening ceremony.

The course attracted more than 150 students who are coaches, instructors, athletes and fitness enthusiasts from many provinces and cities across the country.

This is the first time the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation has directly coordinated with local authorities to organize training, demonstrating a new direction in linking professional activities with mass sports movements.

Representatives of the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation and representatives of the Tay Ho Ward People's Committee ( Hanoi ) attended the opening ceremony of the course.

On the very first day of the course, Mr. Nguyen Hong Minh, Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation, Head of the Course Organizing Committee, directly taught and shared with the students about the content, orientation of the program as well as the importance of developing a team of qualified coaches.

He emphasized: "The fact that the course received active coordination and support from the Party Committee and People's Committee of Tay Ho ward shows the attention of authorities at all levels to mass sports, especially physical training and health training such as bodybuilding and fitness."

Mr. Bui Minh Tien, Chief of Office of the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation, delivered the opening speech at the Level II Coach Training Course on Bodybuilding and Fitness.

According to Mr. Nguyen Hong Minh, the course program is scientifically and comprehensively designed, not only providing technical training but also helping students gain a deep understanding of theory, physical education methods, nutrition and the application of technology in training. “It is important that students are equipped with the skills to organize, guide and impart knowledge to others. When a coach has enough knowledge and methods, they will become a positive factor in spreading the training movement in the community,” Mr. Hong Minh shared.

Mr. Nguyen Hong Minh, Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation, Head of the Course Organizing Committee, directly taught and shared with students about the course content.

Accordingly, Mr. Hong Minh's lecture focuses on equipping students with a foundation in sports science, training methods and new applications in bodybuilding-fitness such as electrical pulse techniques or modern nutrition. A trainer needs to have a scientific mindset, understand the human body, each muscle group, nutrition, and the psychology of the trainee. Only then will the training be truly effective and sustainable.

The course attracted more than 150 students who are coaches, instructors, athletes and fitness enthusiasts from many provinces and cities across the country.

Assessing the significance of the coordination model, Vice President of the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation Nguyen Hong Minh said that this is an important step for the Federation to bring training closer to the grassroots, helping to improve the professional qualifications of those who are directly working in the mass sports movement.

Mr. Minh affirmed: "The support of local authorities is a factor that creates strength, helps bodybuilding and fitness develop widely, contributing to the goal of building a healthy and dynamic society."

Meanwhile, Mr. Nguyen Viet Cuong, Vice Chairman of Tay Ho Ward People's Committee, said that the coordination of organizing the training course is a meaningful activity, helping to improve the qualifications of the team of coaches and sports instructors in the area, while contributing to promoting the physical training movement among the people.

“Bodybuilding and fitness are popular sports that bring health benefits and inspire a positive, disciplined and resilient spirit. This course creates conditions for local sports staff to access new knowledge, thereby improving the effectiveness of guiding people to exercise,” said Mr. Nguyen Viet Cuong.

According to Mr. Nguyen Viet Cuong, Tay Ho ward currently has a strong sports movement, many clubs and gyms are maintained regularly. The local government always considers sports as a part of community health care and building grassroots cultural life. In the coming time, Tay Ho ward will continue to coordinate with the Vietnam Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation and professional units to expand training classes, replicate sports training models suitable for all ages, contributing to building a healthy and dynamic community.

Organizing the training course right at the ward People's Committee headquarters is considered a model, demonstrating the connection between a national sports federation and the grassroots political system. Thereby, training and education activities are brought closer to the people, creating a solid foundation for the development of the sports movement in the community.

This is the first time the Federation has coordinated with local authorities to organize a course connecting professional and grassroots sports.

The course aims to equip trainers with knowledge and skills, while also contributing to spreading the spirit of health training and building a positive lifestyle in society. With a systematic approach and the participation of both the Federation and local authorities, this is considered a model worth replicating, a sports playground nurtured from the grassroots, with a spirit of self-awareness, science and community responsibility.

HOAI THU

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