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BFI, FIBA to conduct 5 basketball coaching courses

  •   Thu, Aug 07 2014 04:09:05 PM

New Delhi, Aug 7 (IANS): With the assistance of the international basketball federation (FIBA), the Basketball Federation of India (BFI) and its state associations will conduct five coaching certification courses through August and September.

This marks the second time the BFI has organised such courses, having hosted two in December 2013 and two more in March 2014.

FIBA instructor Nelson Isley, who taught all four previous coaching clinics, will once again travel to India to train upcoming coaches. Isley has over seven years of playing experience across the world and over 38 years of coaching experience.

Of the five courses, four will be Level 1 providing the basics to beginner coaches and one will be Level 2, allowing the coaches who passed Level 1 in the previous four courses to obtain the next level of certification.

Over 120 coaches from across the country are expected to participate in the clinics.

The courses will take place in Delhi NCR (Aug 16-20), Hyderabad (Aug 21-25), in Assam (Aug 27-Sep 1), Ahmedabad (Sep 3-7) and Ludhiana (Sep 9-13).
  

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  • Purnima Sah, Kolkata

    Mon, Aug 25 2014

    Subject: Resquesting you to conduct courses and exam of FIBA in Indian Language
    Respected Sir,
    I would like to request you in behalf of all Indian Player that please conduct courses in India in National Language(Hindi).Since Sir itz a hindi speaking nation and as you know players do indulge them in game in early age,they donot get too much time to learn international language.
    So, I kindly request you to grand and start the course in Indian National L
    anguage(Hindi), so that more and more number of Player will join ur prestigious course.
    Thanking You
    Regards
    On behalf of Indian BasketBall Player

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