The country is not short of talented athletes or dedicated coaches. What it lacks is an education system built to produce the professionals modern sport now requires – not just coaches, but scientists, analysts, and administrators working alongside them
The country is not short of talented athletes or dedicated coaches. What it lacks is an education system built to produce the professionals modern sport now requires – not just coaches, but scientists, analysts, and administrators working alongside them
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The country is not short of talented athletes or dedicated coaches. What it lacks is an education system built to produce the professionals modern sport now requires – not just coaches, but scientists, analysts, and administrators working alongside them
