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MBABANE – Improving the game through qualifications.
The Manzini Regional Football Association (MRFA) is thrilled to extend a special invitation, through the Regional Technical Directors’ Office, to potential candidates interested in enhancing their coaching skills. The upcoming advanced coaching courses are scheduled for three specific dates, presenting an invaluable opportunity to refine coaching techniques and elevate expertise.
Those who are eager to participate in these enriching courses are encouraged to reach out to the Regional Technical Director, Ncamiso Dlamini, at +268 7611 6074. “Whether you are an aspiring coach seeking to kick-start your
MBABANE – The organisers of the Sisekelo Mountain Bike (MTB) Challenge are urging cyclists to register before the deadline.
The last day to register is March 23, which is also the day of the event. This means that registration will be open until the day of the race.
The race, hosted by Sisekelo High School, is in its sixth edition. It will commence at 7am at the school premises and will take the participants on an adventurous route to the Mhlosinga Nature Reserve.
The race is divided into three categories: 10km, 30km and 55km. The registration fees are E100 for the 10km race, E150 for the 30km race, and E180 for the 55km race.
The school’s Head teacher Winile Dlamini stated that participants will ride through scenic routes within the Mhlosinga Game Reserve. “The event not only promotes physical activity but also brings all cyclists down to Big Bend for a delightful family experience. Cyclists of all levels are encouraged to participate in the Sisekelo Bicycle journey or a seasoned professional aiming to elevate your expertise, these advanced coaching courses promise to be a transformative experience,” Dlamini said.
Furthermore, Dlamini revealed that the registration process started on Monday, with six coaches currently registered for the course. He also mentioned an ongoing basic coaching course that may encourage participants to join the advanced coaching course upon its completion, currently taking place online under the guidance of James Kunene.
Dlamini highlighted an increase in numbers compared to last year, with 90 registered coaches this year and 41 taking part in the course. Additionally, two classes completed phase one of the advanced coaching course last year, and the aim is to have
Sixth Edition: Sisekelo Bicycle Challenge
Date: Saturday, March 23
Starting point: The race will start at Sisekelo at 7am and will lead to the adventurous Mhlosinga Nature Reserve.
Race Categories:
10KM - E100
30KM - E150
55KM - E180
Race time: 7am
Challenge,” said Dlamini.
She added that whether one is
COACHING COURSE DATES
1. Advance coaching course phase 1:
2. Advance coaching course phase 2:
3. Advance coaching course phase 3:
those coaches join the second phase. Dlamini expressed hope that those currently participating in the basic coaching course will register for phase one of the advanced coaching course starting April 8-28.
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“We want to get the coaches that completed phase one into the advanced coaching course. We had two classes last year which completed phase one and that is why we want them to join the second phase as well. Those who are currently taking part in the ongoing basic coaching course, we are hopeful that they will register for the phase one of the advanced coaching course,” expressed Dlamini. a seasoned rider or a beginner, this event offers a unique opportunity to contribute to a worthy cause while enjoying the beauty of Mhlosinga’s landscapes. The yearly success of Sisekelo’s Bicycle Challenge is attributed to the unwavering support from sponsors, parents, dedicated volunteers, and engaged local communities.
Dlamini expressed anticipation for a fun-filled MTB challenge and encouraged those interested to register at the following link: https://sisekelo.ac.sz/online/registration/.
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Speaking on the benefits of having an abundance of qualified coaches in local football, Dlamini emphasised that youngsters at a developmental stage are likely to benefit more from these courses. The courses entail a lot of entry-level feedback and practical situations that need to be implemented at a developmental level.
Coaches coming into the course should have some experience working with youngsters to put their knowledge to the test. Dlamini also highlighted that the certificates obtained from phase one of the advanced coaching course will enable coaches to coach at a Super League level.