Bangkok, Thailand, November 14, 2022 – The FIVB International Beach Volleyball Coaches Course is now under way at FIVB Development Center in Thailand, with a total of 24 candidates from 7 countries attending the five-day course directed theoretically and practically by FIVB Course Director Mr David Smith.
The November 14-18 course is an opportunity for current and future coaches to receive the best tuition from a world-renowned coaches course instructor. With the staging of more FIVB and AVC beach volleyball events in recent years, it’s necessary that those coaches need to learn the development of this discipline of the game with the guidance and knowledge from the world’s volleyball-governing body.
The participating coaches also stand a chance to improve their knowledge on beach volleyball matters apart from exchanging ideas and experiences among them.
The opening ceremony took place on Monday at the FIVB DC in Thailand, with Thailand Volleyball Association President Mr Somporn Chaibangyang and AVC Honorary Life Vice President Mr Shanrit Wongprasert, himself AVC Executive Director, jointly presiding.
Also attending the ceremony were Mr Tuschapone Ponerut, Director of Sports Office, Ramkhamhaeng University, Mr Issara Riddhisinha, General Manager of FIVB Development Center, Thailand, FIVB Course Instructor Mr David Smith, a former international indoor volleyball referee who has also had previous experience in teaching and coaching volleyball and beach volleyball, AVC Development Coordinator Ms Mingkwan Pusiddusid and 19 men’s and 5 women’s candidates from Hong Kong China, Iran, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Singapore, England and Thailand.
In his welcome speech, TVA President Mr Somporn extended his sincere appreciation to all distinguished guests for their active attention in the opening ceremony of the FIVB International Beach Volleyball Coaches Course, adding that the course is conducted by Mr David Smith and it provides all participants a very good opportunity to learn and exchange experience with the FIVB Course Instructor.
“I sincerely wish all participants the best success in this course. More importantly, I strongly hope that the knowledge you effectively acquire from this course will be a useful source of support for development and promotion of beach volleyball in your country,” Mr Somporn was quoted as saying.
“I am quite upbeat that all participants will enjoy the course and exchange your experience and learn more skills…
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