In holiday’s pace and with loads of energy to spend, the base categories of Band-Sarries starts 2015 season with the first training this Saturday (24) at 10am in the Ibirapuera field. Children and teenagers from 5 to 14 take over the activities with their coaches in the categories from u7 to u15. With a reformulated coaching staff, and with the support of the governmental social project according the Sports Incentive Brazilian Laws, the Band-Sarries will still be better structured to accommodate future rugby stars.
The club president, Joaquim Mina, also coach of u13 team, highlights the value of including sport in the routine of young people. “In these categories, the most important thing to prioritize is the human being, educate these children about the values of the sport so they can take them to school, home or wherever they are. They learn to live together as a team, which is essential in society”.
The training is open to any young athletes that are taken by their paretns to the Band-Sarries, where they had the opportunity to et introduced to the sport that is returning to the Olympic program in Rio 2016 Games. The club has a tradition form and reveal players in kids clinics. The field is located in Dr. Dante Pazzanese Street, 421, Ibirapuera, close to the old Detran building. “On the base categories is where the athlete assimilates the first notions of running, passing, positioning on the field and kicking. This learning motivates the children that come to Band-Sarries. It’s great to see them get to the club, develop, move between categories and move on”, praises the president of Band-Sarries.
