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Today and everyday is a time to honor #womeninsport and all their contributions! #abundancesomaticcenter #sport #sports #athletes #athlete #sportpsychology #sportpsych #mentalskills #sportandperformance #sportandperformancepsychology #sportandperf #womeninsports #nationalwomeninsportsday

We are going to rule the world! 🚀 🚀 🚀 Flanks is a dream job for me because of the team, the people-first mindset, the project, the market fit of our solution, and the mission to democratize and make wealth management scalable. We're just getting started! #wealthmanagement #automation #scalability #flanksfest

European Para Championships receives extended patronage from European Paralympic Committee The European Paralympic Committee has renewed its patronage to the European Para Championships, providing crucial support in various capacities. This support includes the endorsement of the Games stamp, facilitating communication with European Paralympic Committee members, and contributing to the ongoing development of the European Para Championships across the continent. The shared goal is to host the European Para Championships every four years. Leveraging its affiliations with the International Paralympic Committee and the European Union, the European Paralympic Committee will actively promote the expansion and enhancement of the European Para Championships, not only in upcoming cycles but at least until the 2035 edition. Presently encompassing 10 sports, both the European Paralympic Committee and European Para Championships management envision a broader horizon for the Championships. Aspiring to welcome additional International Federations, if feasible within the concept, in subsequent editions in 2027, 2031, 2035, and beyond. Read more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eZeK6jxP Eric Kersten | Raymon Blondel | Geoffrey Newton

Tossing markers like it's an Olympic sport! 🎯✨ #GreenliningManagement #MarkerToss #CompetitionTime #OfficeOlympics #MarkerTossing #TargetPractice #SkillfulThrows #FunInTheOffice #CompetitionTime

Now, I'm not about to try a figure skating backflip, but I do love wondering what's possible. What are you afraid of? What are you wanting to try? What is holding you back? This video is really something, as it opens up the idea of what may be possible (that once wasn't). Coming soon, my May thought leadership piece explores ways leaders can ignite positive change within organizations to better support the mental health of all employees. What changes are you hoping to make?

COVID-19 changed the perspective of common people towards sports and food, one such example is here, have a look at the full episode on https://lnkd.in/dHm4NXue Video by Brandxstudio.in Interior and Furniture Partner WeWia #sport #badminton #sportsindustry #indiansports #business #sportsacademy #sportsmarketing

How To Watch The 2023 IPF World Equipped Powerlifting Championships

As this new initiative gathers momentum and we are preparing to deliver the first event in the series I am looking to the LinkedIn network for help to share this opportunity. Please share with your networks and anyone with a disability who may wish to discover a Paralympic sport. I am really enjoying working with NGB's and key stakeholders on delivering this, the first, stage in this process facilitating a Paralympic sporting journey for new and existing disabled athletes. The passion and enthusiasm of all involved is incredible. Discover your Paralympic Potential: ParalympicsGB’s search for new talent ParalympicsGB has launched a new national initiative set up to identify the next generation of Paralympic athletes, with the first of a series of Discover Days taking place in Middlesborough in November.    The campaign, called Discover your Paralympic Potential, will see come and try sports sessions take place across the country in the build-up to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, with opportunities to take part in a multitude of summer and winter Paralympic sports and meet with Paralympic medallists. Each session will be geared towards different disabilities with the first event taking place on 4th November at Middlesborough Sports Village, followed by London Olympic Park on 25th November and 10th December at Birmingham University. These events will be for anyone with a visual impairment. Campaign manager and retired Paralympian Ben Quilter, who won judo bronze at London 2012, believes the programme will not only be critical in unearthing new sporting talent, but will provide a fantastic opportunity for disabled people to discover which sport is best for them. Quilter explains: “The Discover your Paralympic Potential programme is the first step for people to find out what their future Paralympic sport could be. If you want to find a competitive pathway and unlock the opportunities that sport offers, then this is a fantastic opportunity. To sign up go to https://lnkd.in/gb3sHdaV. Further details will be sent to registered participants. This event is open for children and adults please contact paralympicpotential@paralympics.org.uk for more information. More sessions will take place throughout 2024 to enable those with different impairments to find their future Paralympic sport. Following on from the ‘Discover’ days of the Paralympic Potential project, individuals will be supported to ’Explore’ their talent with the right club or National Governing Body programme, helping them to take the next step towards becoming a Paralympic star of the future. #BeTheFuture