Macedonia
became one of the first 15 UEFA members to implement the new UEFA Fitness
A Diploma course, intended for highly educated fitness trainers. The first
The 21st generation had 21 participants, most of them with already acquired UEFA licenses.
(C, B, A or Pro).
In
Over the course of 15 days, the course took place in three educational blocks with a total of 140 hours.
lectures and 191 hours of interactive teaching, supported by 33 domestic and foreign
educators.
Everything
it was supervised by UEFA experts Luka Milanovic, Helsen Werner,
Carlo Castagna and Chris Burns.
Through
With this program, the Educational Center at FFM set new standards for professional
improvement in fitness training, with a full focus on practical application and
development of Macedonian football.
– Especially
An important aspect of this diploma course is that UEFA requires participants to have a high
education in the field of sports and physical education to be part of
him, which positions the course at a high professional level.
UEFA started planning fitness education ten years ago
football coaches and that process took a long time and was very thorough. Now we are in
phase when we really educate fitness trainers and this education is very important, because in the future
The license will be mandatory for fitness trainers to participate in
UEFA competitions, said Vladimir Vuksanović, fitness coach of the Macedonian A national team.
