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DOHA
The Qatar Stars League (QSL), on Thursday, held a workshop of coaches of First and Second Division clubs to discuss resumption of training for players after the break forced by the spread of coronavirus.
The QSL underlined its main goal to maintain the readiness and fitness of players ahead of the start of competitions.
The workshop was attended by QSL CEO Hani Taleb Ballan, Executive Director of Competitions and Football Development Ahmed Khellil Abbassi, First and Second Division coaches, besides Dr. Salam Sharab from the Ministry of Public Health and Dr. Khaled Hassoun, Medical Director of National Sports Medicine Programme at Aspetar Hospital.
The mechanisms for resumption of training were discussed and the coaches presented their views, ideas and proposals for the coming period, with the aim of maintaining the fitness of players while being away from competitions.
It was agreed, after listening to all points of view and proposals, to give coaches the freedom to set training programmes and implement them properly provided that the players
are continuously monitored by technical and administrative bodies.
DOHA
The Qatar Stars League (QSL), on Thursday, held a workshop of coaches of First and Second Division clubs to discuss resumption of training for players after the break forced by the spread of coronavirus.
The QSL underlined its main goal to maintain the readiness and fitness of players ahead of the start of competitions.
The workshop was attended by QSL CEO Hani Taleb Ballan, Executive Director of Competitions and Football Development Ahmed Khellil Abbassi, First and Second Division coaches, besides Dr. Salam Sharab from the Ministry of Public Health and Dr. Khaled Hassoun, Medical Director of National Sports Medicine Programme at Aspetar Hospital.
The mechanisms for resumption of training were discussed and the coaches presented their views, ideas and proposals for the coming period, with the aim of maintaining the fitness of players while being away from competitions.
It was agreed, after listening to all points of view and proposals, to give coaches the freedom to set training programmes and implement them properly provided that the players
are continuously monitored by technical and administrative bodies.