For Club Deportivo Guadalajara, it is extremely important to remain at the forefront as one of the industry's leaders. That is why it held the first edition of Modelo Chivas, a space for sharing the club's working methodology, in collaboration with its Institute of Sports Science (INCIDE), which was a resounding success.
*Incide: to have an impact or effect on something. And that is what the Institute of Sports Science seeks to do.
On November 17 and 18, the Rebaño opened its doors to 33 professionals from the field to address a wide variety of topics that are dealt with on a daily basis at the club in an interdisciplinary manner. Led by specialists in each area—physical trainers, soccer school coordinators, physical education and sports graduates, psychologists, nutritionists specializing in sports nutrition, doctors, and kinesiologists—attendees had the opportunity to witness Guadalajara's work methodology.
Each of the presentations provided invaluable lessons for attendees, revealing the comprehensive training of the best youth academy in the country, added to the success that distinguishes the Rebaño's Sports Science Department as a benchmark in Mexican soccer with a solid and well-organized structure.
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With these actions, Club Deportivo Guadalajara remains at the forefront not only in terms of training but also in terms of methodology, seeking to contribute to the development of Mexican soccer, and this project is yet another commitment. This is just the first of many actions that INCIDE will bring to sports science professionals, so if you want to be part of these spaces, stay tuned to Chivas' digital platforms.
