Educando deportistas en casa/Educating Athletes at Home

The Sports Department, with the intention of providing more and better tools to the parents of our student athletes, designed the talk "Educating Athletes at Home". With the objective of generating awareness about the importance of stimulating, encouraging an participating in the cultivation of mental and emotional balance un their children in relation to sports practice. 

The topics reviewed were:

  1. Fundamentals of the mind and brain in children and adolescents
  2. Stimulating resilience, responsibility, will and confidence in children and adolescents
  3. Building trust in the process
  4. The role of attention in performance and well-being
  5. How to establish a constructive dialogue with developing athletes
  6. Outcome or Performance? How to evaluate the progress of developing athletes
  7. Educating Champions.

Thank you to the 55 parents who attednded this talk.

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El departamento de Sports, con la intención de brindar más y mejores herramientas a los padres de familia de nuestros alumnos deportistas, diseñó la charla “Educando Deportistas en Casa”. Teniendo como objetivo de generar conciencia sobre la importancia de estimular, fomentar y participar en el cultivo de un balance mental y emocional en sus hijos en relación a la práctica deportiva.

Los temas revisados fueron:

  • Fundamentos de la mente y del cerebro en niños y adolescentes 
  • Estimulando resiliencia, responsabilidad, voluntad y confianza en niños y adolescentes 
  • Generando confianza en el proceso 
  • El papel de la atención en el rendimiento y el bienestar 
  • ¿Cómo establecer un diálogo constructivo con deportistas en desarrollo? 
  • ¿Resultado o Rendimiento? Cómo evaluar el progreso de los deportistas en desarrollo 
  • Educando Campeones.

Agradecemos a los 55 padres de familia que asistieron a esta charla.




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