The International Forum on Elite Sport is a gathering of global experts on high performance sports. This year it is being held in Durban, South Africa.
Speakers and delegates are drawn from the highest levels of sport across the world to participate in a leadership and professional development conference for Olympic Training Centers and High Performance Sports Organizations. It takes place every two years and the theme for this year’s Forum is “Sustainable Performance” with a special focus on African Sport Development.
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Brendon Goodenough Chairperson of Elite Sport 10 Local Organising Committee handing over the ASPC flag to Dr Francesc Cos of FC Barcelona who have been announced as hosts of the next Forum in 2019. Congratulations FC Barcelona!
26/08/2017
CAR AND FC BARCELONA ANNOUNCED AS HOSTS OF THE 2019 INTERNATIONAL ELITESPORTS 10
CAR Sant Cugat and FC Barcelona, through the Barça Innovation Hub, have been awarded the rights to host the 2019 ASPC International Forum On Elite Sport. The announcement was made at the closing ceremony of the 10th International Forum on Elite Sport held at the iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, South Africa from 23-26 August 2017.
Moses Mabhida Stadium EThekwini Municipality Durban, KwaZulu-Natal Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry Power Plate Keiser DoTVAfrica Wattbike Woodway Treadmills
Fluidra BBC Sport Prime Human Performance Institute Durban Tourism BBC Sport e.tv
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DAY 3: John Underwood
We travel worldwide and this is our first trip to Africa. I have been to only 3 forums and this by far the most oustanding".
Moses Mabhida Stadium EThekwini Municipality Durban, KwaZulu-Natal Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry Power Plate Keiser DoTVAfrica Wattbike Woodway Treadmills
Fluidra BBC Sport Prime Human Performance Institute Durban Tourism BBC Sport e.tv
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DAY 3: Ntando Mahlangu
Moses Mabhida Stadium EThekwini Municipality Durban, KwaZulu-Natal Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry Power Plate Keiser DoTVAfrica Wattbike Woodway Treadmills
Fluidra BBC Sport Prime Human Performance Institute Durban Tourism BBC Sport e.tv
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DAY 3: THE ELITE SPORT 10 LEGACY
A historical agreement to continue legacy of EliteSport10 was signed at the Moses Mabhida Stadium today, 26 August 2017, at the 10th International Forum on Elite Sport to cement the sport development ties between Prime Human Performance Institute (Prime HPI) in Durban and Olympic Training Centre Papendal and High Performance Centre (TCO South) in Netherlands. The agreement will see co-operation interms of mutual accommodation facilities in support of the development athletes in both countries.
Signing the agreement, Managing Director of Prime HPI, Brendon Goodenough, said, “We are very excited for what the partnership will mean in practical terms for our development athletes as they often find the cost of accommodation prohibitive when opportunities to compete internationally arise. Having Netherlands’ leading couches adding value to our coaching practise here in Durban is a great boon to our efforts.”
Equally excited was Jochem Schellems of Sportscentrum Papendal. He said this is a tremendous opportunity to extend the organisations’ knowledge and information base. “We are always looking for partnerships to achieve this. Ten years ago, when we started, we had nothing but through partnerships like these our centre now has over 550 athletes training with us on any given day. We are proud to be in a position where we too can add value to other developing athletes.”
The 3-day Forum on Elite Sport is currently underway at Durban’s iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium.
Moses Mabhida Stadium EThekwini Municipality Durban, KwaZulu-Natal Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry Power Plate Keiser DoTVAfrica Wattbike Woodway Treadmills
Fluidra BBC Sport Prime Human Performance Institute Durban Tourism BBC Sport e.tv
26/08/2017
DAY 3: PENNY HEYNS
Interview with and
26/08/2017
DAY 3: THE ELITE SPORT 10 LEGACY
A historical agreement to continue legacy of EliteSport10 was signed at the Moses Mabhida Stadium today, 26 August 2017, at the 10th International Forum on Elite Sport to cement the sport development ties between Prime Human Performance Institute (Prime HPI) in Durban and Olympic Training Centre Papendal and High Performance Centre (TCO South) in Netherlands. The agreement will see co-operation interms of mutual accommodation facilities in support of the development athletes in both countries.
Signing the agreement, Managing Director of Prime HPI, Brendon Goodenough, said, “We are very excited for what the partnership will mean in practical terms for our development athletes as they often find the cost of accommodation prohibitive when opportunities to compete internationally arise. Having Netherlands’ leading couches adding value to our coaching practise here in Durban is a great boon to our efforts.”
Equally excited was Jochem Schellems of Sportscentrum Papendal. He said this is a tremendous opportunity to extend the organisations’ knowledge and information base. “We are always looking for partnerships to achieve this. Ten years ago, when we started, we had nothing but through partnerships like these our centre now has over 550 athletes training with us on any given day. We are proud to be in a position where we too can add value to other developing athletes.”
The 3-day Forum on Elite Sport is currently underway at Durban’s iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium.
26/08/2017
DAY 3: EliteSport10 WOMEN IN SPORT
Penny Heyns - Swimming My Own Race - focusing right now, right here, on what I can control"
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DAY 3:
Aaron Alsop and Peter Tsiamalili Jnr Executive Directors of the Sports Foundation in Papua New Guinea.
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DAY 3: PENNY HEYNS
Swimming Your Own Race
"Never race easy". In life use the moment right now, you might not ave a tomorrow.
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DAY 3:
From LEFT: Gerard Corradini, Ian Ford and Bennett King from Australia who run the State Institute of Sports and Regional High Performance Centres.
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DAY 3: Dr Takeshi Kukidome is the Deputy Director-General at the Japan Institute of Sport Sciences, a Director of the Department of High Performance Sport Strategy and Department of Sports Innovation at Japan Sport Council (JSC). He is now speaking about the Tokyo 2020 update.