Sports Methodology LAB (KML) has lived an intense and enriching week of work with the international visit of Al Qadisiah and IMG, consolidating an agenda full of meetings, learning and connections within professional football.
At the meeting between Getxo Irristan and KML on 23 April, the two organizations worked together to define a methodological proposal to strengthen the sports structure and further advance the training development of athletes.
The Sports Methodology LAB is gaining strength internationally thanks to its collaboration with IMG and the projects created over the years by Kimet and the organizations linked to LAB. An example of this was the visit yesterday by one of the most important football clubs in Saudi Arabia, Al-Qadsiah FC, to our facilities.
Sports Methodology LAB (KML) continues to expand its scope by incorporating the Karate Kushika discipline. This discipline combines tradition, technique and personal development with its methodological line of work.
Sports Methodology LAB (KML) continues to expand its influence in various sports disciplines by integrating Walking Lions, the walking football team, into its work ecosystem.
Sports Methodology LAB (KML) continues to increase its presence in different sports disciplines, incorporating tennis into Getxo's methodological line of work.
Sports Methodology LAB (KML) continues to expand its field of activity and adds new forms of sport to its team. On this occasion, boxing joins LAB's methodological ecosystem.
The LAB team and club managers have begun defining the base structure of their methodology. The goal: to adapt training tools to the specific demands of the aquatic environment and individual progression.
The LAB team met with the physical preparation managers and technical working group of Balonmano Romo to integrate planning and monitoring technology into the club's daily routine.
Dozens of coaches from the school stage (U-14) participated in a technical session to unify criteria. The goal: to implement a unique teaching model supported by the LAB's new digital tools.