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Posted by Sha
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The Singapore Athletic Association recently had a gathering at ITE College East, Simei, last Saturday, with parents, athletes and coaches in attendance.
It was a meeting for the association to recap the season we had. Thank you for those who came down, and the exchange of ideas and feedback in the dialogue session has been insightful for both parties.
We do hope to have more of such sessions, and we’ll update you via the website of our quarterly meeting in the future. Below is the media files for those who missed the event.
Download the powerpoint slide of the presentation »
Note: I apologize for the low lighting in the below videos. The dark lighting was inherent from source.
Introduction by SAA President Mr. Tang Weng Fei
Our President talks about the excellent work for the past six month by our new committee, and exco since taking over. In the video below, there’s significant focus on the why the need for us to get the audit by SSC cleared.
Mr. Tang Weng Fei explains SAA’s upcoming Multi Year Plan
SAA has come up with a new competition format for the coming year, plus with the Multi Year Plan, local athletics is getting the needed kickstart to revive the scene.
Mr C.Kunalan Opening Speech
SAA VP (Training & Selection) Mr C.Kunalan gave a talk pertaining more on the athlete and coaches side.
SAA Carding
Aside from SSC carding, SAA is introducing also our very own carding system. A monetary support for coaches and athletes to sustain their passion even further.
Mr.K shares his experiences
There’s nothing like listening to Mr.K and hear his stories of his exploits at the Asian and SEA Games. Truly a remarkable man, who still inspires the athlete in all of us.
The Importance of Sports Science
Mr. K is an advocate of the importance of sports science, and the association has exciting plans to bring some of the expertise in such a field to the local scene, to help coaches and athletes alike, in the coming future.
Athlete Support
One of the issue SAA recognizes is the lack of support level that’s results in the high attrition rate for athletes in the junior to senior level transition. Mr. Kunalan spoke on such a topic in the below video.
