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Het is geen basketball, maar de sfeer en het niveau in de Maaspoort waren er niet minder om.. Genoten van het Yonex Dutch Open!
'The other cycling.' When will we see more Africans (and Asians...) in Pro cycling? Some teams and organisations seem to be interested to take first babysteps: linkedin.com/posts/gudokrame…
We're trying to support Haile and his Solidarity Cycling Academy through @Bike_4_All and @Keepthemracing. Plse contact us if you want to help us help in any way.
Opinie: ‘Investeer in sportclubs of betaal later de rekening’
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Gudo Kramer retweeted
'Stop met het afkopen van onvrede: investeer in sport als strategische reserve' -
Docent-onderzoeker Jelle Schoemaker pleit voor sport als middel voor meer veerkrachtig in de samenleving. Lees zijn opinie:
sportenstrategie.nl/opinie/s…
Nice!!
Our Bike4All Foundation will cooperate with FuturumShop and PPEEQQ to support the passion and joy of cycling in underpriviledged environments.
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25 simple rules for living an excellent life in a shallow, isolated, and distracted world:
1. The best way to stay sane is to find the people and activities you love and give them your all.
2. Challenge yourself and do hard things. It makes you feel alive, and what we are all seeking is aliveness.
3. Move your body regularly. Eat your vegetables. (And when you forget, simply begin again.)
4. Be consistent. Some days will be better than others. Show up. Give what you’ve got to give. Rinse and repeat.
5. Remember that true success is not a big house or fancy car. It is knowing your values and living in alignment in with them.
6. Surround yourself with the right people. (This may be most important of all.)
7. Do what you can to respond not react: You can’t always control what happens to you but you can control what you do about it. This is where your power lies.
8. Everyone faces anxiety, fear, and doubt. Try not to let it shrink your life. Courage means taking these emotions along for the ride and doing it anyways.
9. Confidence comes from evidence. If you want to be confident about something, put in the reps and give yourself the evidence.
10. Just. Get. Started. You’re never fully ready. Nobody is. Lower the bar to ready enough, step in the arena, and learn (and grow) as you go.
11. Do not worry about being the best. Focus on being the best at getting better. The results will take care of themselves.
12. Better is about more than just objective results and points on the scoreboard; it also means becoming stronger, kinder, and wiser.
13. Focus less on being happy all the time and more on living a meaningful and textured life. The irony is, you’ll be happier as a result.
14. Set aside time for full attention on work that is important. Remove distractions. Periods of deep-focus work are a simple yet truly profound part of a good life.
15. Start where you are. Not where you want to be. Not where you think you should be. Not where other people think you should be. But where you are.
16. Play the long game. There is no such thing as an overnight breakthrough. The bigger the goal, the smaller the steps.
17. Sleep when you are tired.
18. Motivation is overrated. You don’t need to feel good to get going, you need to get going to give yourself a chance at feeling good.
19. People love to chess thump about how disciplined they are, but true discipline doesn't need a parade: it is simply showing up and doing what you need to do.
20. Doing the hard thing today often makes tomorrow just a bit easier.
21. You don't have to have an opionion on everything.
22. Don’t stress if you aren’t “balanced.” It’s impossible to do all the things. Part of being a mature adult is making tradeoffs. It’s okay to have different seasons of life for emphasizing different things.
23. What other people think of you does not matter nearly as much as what you think of yourself.
24. Don't be too cool to care. Caring is one of the coolest things there is.
25. The pursuit of greatness isn’t only about where you end up. It’s also about the person you become along the way.
(If you found this valuable, repost or comment with the rules you liked best or anything I might have missed!)
Gudo Kramer retweeted
Youth sports in the US are a disaster driven by egos & money.
70% of kids drop out of sports by 13
Fear of failure & pressure to perform from parents & coaches is one of the biggest reasons
We need to do better
Here's my youth sports manifesto for parents. It's important:
Truth being said. Luckily there are still initiatives like Ride United. instagram.com/rideunitedfoun…
'The reality is, African cycling has been experiencing a steady decline in representation at the highest level of the sport over the last 10 years'
An open letter from Kevin Campbell, Manager of the @Q36_5ProCycling Conti team, which will soon close
Read:open.substack.com/pub/global…
Gudo Kramer retweeted
Voor als je je schuur of berging aan het opruimen bent en je komt fietsspullen of -materiaal tegen: overweeg eens om het te doneren aan Streetwise Cycle Race - een organisatie voor en door fietsende mensen in een kwetsbare situatie.
streetwisecyclerace.nl/donat…
Gudo Kramer retweeted
Wil jij als Gelderse topsporter of sporttalent met sponsoring 🤝💶 aan de slag? Met het Sponsorstappenplan kunnen we jou verder helpen! De sportmanager van jouw regio gaat daarover graag met je in gesprek. Lees meer in dit bericht 👇
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Great article that reinforces the folly of technique led model
"We don't understand…why you don't just let kids hold the crayon anyway they want to and let them draw anything they choose….Then the ones who decide they love drawing will keep doing it and those who don't wont".
Here's my favorite LTAD / #Pathway story....
Tennis Australia was doing a detailed, national, sport review to try and figure out why their participation levels were falling.
They commissioned one of the big management groups to do the review - and it was exhaustive, detailed and took the best part of a year.
I was asked to contribute as an industry "expert".
I met two of the researchers towards the end of their review process - and they were NOT sports industry professionals - just very experienced, independent researchers - and I asked them "What do you think the problem is?"
One of them said, "The PATHWAY model".
I asked why he said that.
He replied - and this is GOLD for ALL sports: "We think the Pathway model is killing the sport because when we do interviews, focus groups and surveys, it's clear that players, coaches, parents and everyone else all believe that as soon as they pick up a racket, every kid is on the pathway to being Roger Federer".
He continued. "It just doesn't make sense. It's like making every kindergarten child hold a crayon in a very specific way and making them draw straight lines so that WHEN they become a brain surgeon they've developed the right skills to hold a scalpel".
And then - his final comment....."We don't understand - to extend the analogy - why you don't just let kids hold the crayon anyway they want to and let them draw anything they choose like rainbows and horses and bunnies. Then the ones who decide they love drawing will keep doing it and those who don't wont".
My friends - that story is pretty much where we are. When they love what they do, they will do what they love.
It's time for a different approach to sport.
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Onze vlaggendrager is paralympisch kampioen tijdrijden! 🔥
#TeamNL | #Paris2024
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Afgelopen week introduceerden we het door Topsport Gelderland ontwikkelde Sportfolio bij de Young Talent Academy Nijmegen, waar we ook direct een eerste workshop gaven. Lees meer in het artikel: topsportgelderland.nl/sportf…
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Wat bijzonder, een 2e plaats 🥈 voor @hettyvandewouw op de keirin 🚲. Met Talents 2 Paris volgden we haar in de afgelopen jaren in haar ontwikkeling van een jonge wat onzekere maar vastbesloten sporter, naar de zelfbewuste topsporter die ze nu is. Wat een geweldig resultaat! 👏
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In onze nieuwe manier van werken voeren we bij Topsport Gelderland tegenwoordig individuele gesprekken 🗣 met de door onszelf gemaakte Warming-Up Kaarten. In dit artikel lees je het idee daarachter en wat betrokkenen zeggen👇
topsportgelderland.nl/nieuwe…
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Voor Gelderse sporters en ouders organiseerde Topsport Gelderland zaterdag de Talentboost. Het event met een Informatiemarkt en workshops van onder andere Céline van Gerner 🤸♀️ bleek een succes. Lees meer en bekijk de foto's 👇
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Topsport Gelderland is met de 'Sport Talk: Cultuursessies en Talkapp' één van de winnaars geworden van de Nationale Sportinnovator Prijs 2023 van Sportinnovator. Gisteren was de uitreiking daarvan: sportinnovator.nl/nieuws/win…
Eerder deelden we dit al: topsportgelderland.nl/topspo…
Gudo Kramer retweeted
In een samenwerking tussen Topsport Gelderland en Sportbedrijf Arnhem hebben we op de functie Consulent Talentontwikkeling een vacature beschikbaar. Iets voor jou of iemand die je kent?
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