to live, to love, to learn, to leave a legacy… and to laugh along the way
We need a pathway that is visible, accessible and continuous. We need a grassroots sports program could help identify talent outside the major urban centers. We need a successful pilot program that could demonstrate how schools, local governments, sports associations and national agencies can work together to develop athletes. The aim is not merely to find the next champion. It is to build a sustainable system capable of finding and developing champions year after year.
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Since the time that I have been blogging about Running and other related topics and subjects on the development of…
I have remained silent over the preparations for the SEA Games in the hope that our athletes may not be subjected to undue distractions. Suffice it to say that I am rooting for our athletes, despite the many problems I have witnessed with Philippine Sports. Reform Philippine Sports stands committed in support of the country’s efforts to host and compete in the incoming SEA Games.
This article is a repost from Game Time of thecorpsmag.com (29 January 2017 edition). Thecorpsmag.com is a blogsite of former cadets of the Philippine Military
This article is a repost from Game Time of thecorpsmag.com (31 Dec 2016 edition). Thecorpsmag.com is a blogsite of former cadets of the Philippine Military
Finally! After years despairing over the plight of Philippine sports, it looks like things are starting to look bright. And as if to signal the
