HaBaWaBa School starts on January 28th: REGISTER NOW!

The first webinar of HaBaWaBa School is scheduled for January 28th at 3:00 p.m. CET. This Waterpolo Development project is co-funded by the European Union* as part of the European program CR Kids – Erasmus+ Sport Project. All coaches of the HaBaWaBa categories (athletes aged 7 to 12) are invited to participate. WEBINARS. Through free webinars, HaBaWaBa School aims to improve the training of young waterpolo players by providing coaches with new tools. Each session will present and discuss 5 skills and 25 drills to improve a specific fundamental. Throughout the project, Waterpolo Development will progressively produce videos of these skills and drills. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss them with the speakers, share observations and offer their own experience by proposing drills for future webinars. The goal is to encourage a collaborative exchange that generates practical knowledge to support HaBaWaBa coaches in their daily work. Drills and videos presented during the webinars will be collected and made available free of charge on a web platform specifically created by the Technical University of Crete, project partner alongside Anemos Nautical and Cultural Club (Greece) and Club Aquatico Pescara (Italy). CHALLENGES. During the webinar, a Challenge will be launched involving the execution of one of the drills presented or another waterpolo skill. Every team can participate by filming a video of their drill and posting it on Instagram or Facebook, tagging the HaBaWaBa accounts and using the hashtag #HaBaWaBaSchoolChallenge. HOW TO REGISTER. To participate in the HaBaWaBa School webinars, simply register clicking here and filling the following form. Each registrant will receive a Zoom link via e-mail to join the webinar.   *HaBaWaBa School is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.  

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