In December of this year, the National Secretariat for High-Performance Sports (SNEAR) of the Special Secretariat for Sports at the Ministry of Citizenship closed several development conditions with sports-related federations and institutions to implement core positions in various sports. The goal is to support the training of new athletes and ensure a high-level replenishment of the country’s delegations for the upcoming Olympics.
Base centers will be implemented in several states, in different municipalities, to reach a larger part of the population. The project structure is based on several axes being worked on so that younger athletes can rely on the best possible multidisciplinary physical structure for training and competition.
In general, core core aims to increase the technical level of athletes; training of trainers and other relevant professionals; dissemination of methods so that more young people begin to practice them; Ensure access to appropriate facilities and equipment for training; providing participation in competitions on the international calendar; And making sure that the athletes in the youth categories receive training close to the routine of professional athletes, always motivates them.
In 2020, the Special Secretariat for Sports of the Ministry of Citizenship has invested more than R$5 million in the implementation of the core centers for badminton (Teresina – B), 3×3 basketball (Salvador – Bachelor), diving (Brasilia – DF) and windsurfing (Niterói – RJ). ), judo (Lauro de Freitas – BA), baseball (Ibiúna – SP) and handball (Indaial – SC).
In December, more than R$ 3.2 million was invested in training projects in curling, winter method (São Paulo – SP), rowing (Rio de Janeiro – RJ), rhythmic gymnastics (Aracajú – SE), basketball 3×3 (Limeira – SP). ) and handball (São Gonçalo – RJ).
By the end of 2021, another R$ 4.85 million will be invested in the implementation of the centers of the sailing base (Rio de Janeiro – RJ), beach volleyball (Uberlândia – MG), rugby (São José dos Campos – SP), water polo (Rio) de Janeiro – RJ) and rock climbing (Curitiba – PR).
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The range of supported sports is wide, such as curling, which is played at the Winter Games. In order to implement the basic sports center in São Paulo, 407.6 thousand Brazilian reais were transferred to the Brazilian Ice Sports Confederation (CBDG).
Until 2020, it was not possible to practice curling in Brazil, since there was no infrastructure with its own environment. However, following the legacy of the Rio 2016 Games, the Brazilian Ice Sports Confederation, with the help of the World Curling Federation (International Sports Federation), has implemented the first official tracks in Latin America, located in the rink. Ice Brasil Training Center in São Paulo. The space is a multipurpose environment with many other facilities, such as an ice rink, gym and physiotherapy room.
The 2022 Winter Olympics will be held from February 4-20 in Beijing, China. So far, Brazil has four guaranteed venues for the mega event: three cross-country skiing venues, two for women and one for men; and one in downhill skiing for men. Brazil still has chances to win a place in other sports, allowing up to 14 athletes to be dropped in the competition.
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Another sport envisaged is kayaking. The Brazilian Rowing Confederation (CBR) will receive 407.6 thousand Brazilian Reals to implement the base position.
The National Sports Training Center will be established in Rio de Janeiro and aims to provide the infrastructure necessary for high-performance training for athletes from the main categories of the Brazilian rowing team, with a special focus on the transition from the junior category to the sub-23 category.
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