Organising the Programme also highlights the FAS and FSAM’s continued desire to be progressive and to move forward regionally in accordance with scientific developments.ĭr Mario Bizzini was delighted with the turnout, and the wide reach of people whom the course can benefit: "I am very pleased to note the positive response to the programme, which stands to benefit so many people because it can be applied to all walks of life beyond football.
The Football Association of Singapore would like to thank the FAS Medical Committee for their help in making this programme a reality. This course will kick off a 3-year plan, which aims at educating every certified coach in Singapore with the knowledge necessary to be able to implement the FIFA 11+ in their daily work with teams. Through scientific studies, the FIFA 11+ has been shown to reduce rates of injuries from between 30-50% in players. The FIFA 11+ is a complete warm-up programme which can be used by coaches of players from 14 years or older. The participants learnt a great deal from world-leading authority on the FIFA 11+ Programme, Dr Mario Bizzini from FIFA Medical and Research Centre (F-MARC), who shared his insights on both the scientific and practical importance of implementing the FIFA 11+ programme as part of daily football training. This programme was organised for the first time in South-East Asia at ITE College East yesterday and followed up by a half day seminar at the Jalan Besar Stadium today. Organised by the FAS’ Football Science and Medicine (FSAM) department, in conjunction with the FAS Medical Committee, the FIFA 11+ “Train the Trainers” Programme was held from 29-30 November. A total of 16 sports trainers, physiotherapists and strength & conditioning coaches from both the football and medical fields benefitted from the FIFA 11+ “Train the Trainers” Programme, which concluded earlier today.
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