Christian Klaue’s Post

A look back at the year that was - Celebrating Samiksha's impactful journey with over 200 coaches, 5000 players, and 500+ parents, resulting in an impressive tally of 200+ medals! Take a glimpse into our work with athletes across diverse sports - archery, kho kho, shooting, equestrian, e-sports, cricket, tennis, basketball, badminton, squash, table tennis, football, chess, golf, athletics, para athletics, para table tennis, para badminton, para shooting, para archery, gymnastics, swimming, rowing, sailing, para rowing, cycling, mixed martial arts, Taekwondo, cricket. Tags 🏷 #Mentaltraining #Sportpsychology #SportsImpact #CoachingSuccess #AthleteAchievements #GameChangers #TeamSpirit #2023wrapup🏅🏆

"Thrilled to announce that I've clinched the second prize in badminton at the College of Education, Barshi! 🏸 It's been an exhilarating journey of hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship. Grateful for the opportunity to showcase my skills and compete among talented athletes. Looking forward to more victories ahead! #Badminton #Sportsmanship #CollegeAchievement"

Long-term athletic development in Badminton, development of perception and action under constraints, decision-making footwork under chaotic paths, and more than that let's have some fun while conditioning. Children treasure competitive fun challenges. #physicalliteracy #athleticdevelopment #badminton #footwork #deception #conditioning #childern #youthdevelopment

🏆 It's Olympics Eve! 🌍 Although the opening ceremony isn't until Friday evening, the games in Paris get under way tomorrow, with football, rugby sevens, handball, archery and shooting all getting going before we see the athletes parade around with their flags. As well as the events we've come to expect at most Olympic Games, skateboarding, climbing and surfing will again be part of the action after their first inclusion at Tokyo in 2021, while breaking has been included for the very first time. Rugby and football aside, I'm most looking forward to watching plenty of sports I don't usually get the chance to see in non-Olympic years, and there's always at least one event in which I end up becoming heavily invested. In 2012, I was engrossed by the time-keeping controversy in the women's fencing semi-finals. In 2016, I was thrilled to see rugby return to the Olympics and Fiji win their first ever medal - a gold. Last time out, it was a much stranger experience due to COVID, and it was also tricky to watch too much because of the time difference, but I did enjoy watching the two forms of karate included as a one-off event. So, what will it be this year? With a much more favourable time difference, although I'll still have plenty of work to do, I'm sure plenty of events will be vying my attention, so you'll just have to watch this space to see what piques my interest over the next two and a half weeks. Are you a real Olympics-head like me? What sports are you most looking forward to watching? #LITranslators #Sport #Translation

Skateboard Street Format at the Olympics The Olympic Street event is this weekend, so here's a handy guide for the format, scoring and what skaters are judged on. Skaters will have two runs of 45 seconds each, with each run having a scoring scale from 0 to 100 points. The best run is considered. The skaters then have five attempts to land their best single tricks, which are also scored from 0 to 100 points, with the two best tricks scores counted. Each skater will have their points combined from the best run and the two best single tricks. A maximum of 300 points can be achieved. Skaters are judges on: - Difficulty and variety of performed tricks - Flow or consistency of run - Quality of execution - Use of course/obstacles in a run - Repetition Who will you be rooting for? World Skate | UK Sport | International Olympic Committee – IOC | Team GB

Delved deeper into sports marketing with a recent certification from the Badminton World Federation and the World Academy of Sports. A highlight was the in-depth study of SWOT Analysis tailored for sports, along with an introduction to PESTEL analysis. #Badminton #SportsMarketing #SWOT #PESTEL

Lots of great companies do summer camps but hear are the first 4 reasons that I know make our camps different: 1) our focus is on educating young people on how to be the best version of themselves - physically and mentally. We have created a set of fun games that are specifically desgined to improve performance. 2) we inspire young people to enjoy healthy food and develop healthy eating habits. Our clinical dietician has created movement based edication activities that are purposefully designed for young people to fully understand food and how to make positive food choices. 3) we know the key psychological traits of successful people and our performance psychologist has created an educational syllabus to teach young people what these traits are and how to develop them. 4) we have systematically increased the number of athletes from Derbyshire competing at the Olympic and Paralympic Games since our creation in 2012. We have the data to prove our system nutures potential into elite performance. So, if you want your child to learn something about themselves and what they are capable of this summer, then please support us. And remember - Derbyshire Institute of Sport is a not for profit company - all of our money goes directly back into the work we do with young people.