Top coaching courses for table tennis

AHMET Dawlatly from Egypt recently presented an International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Level One Coaching Course in Namibia.

Dawlatly conducted the course in collaboration with Olympic Solidarity, and it was the first such course in the country. A group of 11 players from across the country attended the course and are said to have greatly benefited from the the oral classes and practical sessions.Seven of the participants completed the ITTF Club Coach certificate and must still complete 30 hours of practical coaching in order to receive their certificates.Although table tennis is one of the smaller sport codes in Namibia, it aims to promote the sport at school level.The ITTF Club Coach certificates were handed to the following coaches: Werner Massier (Swakopmund), Mario Anamab (Swakopmund), Mrs.H van der Westhuizen (Mariental), Mrs.EA Farmer (Rehoboth), Elzeeno Farmer (Teachers’ Training College, Windhoek), Henrico Morgenroth (Teachers’ Training College, Windhoek) and Mekondjo Tobias from Walvis Bay.Jonathan Sam, Theo Beukes, Warren Julius and Heiko Fleidl, who are all from Windhoek, passed the ITTF Level One Coaching Course.The certificates were handed over by Leon Hemmes, treasurer of the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC), and Ahmet Dawlatly, ITTF coach.A group of 11 players from across the country attended the course and are said to have greatly benefited from the the oral classes and practical sessions.Seven of the participants completed the ITTF Club Coach certificate and must still complete 30 hours of practical coaching in order to receive their certificates.Although table tennis is one of the smaller sport codes in Namibia, it aims to promote the sport at school level.The ITTF Club Coach certificates were handed to the following coaches: Werner Massier (Swakopmund), Mario Anamab (Swakopmund), Mrs.H van der Westhuizen (Mariental), Mrs.EA Farmer (Rehoboth), Elzeeno Farmer (Teachers’ Training College, Windhoek), Henrico Morgenroth (Teachers’ Training College, Windhoek) and Mekondjo Tobias from Walvis Bay.Jonathan Sam, Theo Beukes, Warren Julius and Heiko Fleidl, who are all from Windhoek, passed the ITTF Level One Coaching Course.The certificates were handed over by Leon Hemmes, treasurer of the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC), and Ahmet Dawlatly, ITTF coach.