SL coaches urged to adopt technology.


Super league coaches have been encouraged to adopt new technology if they are to advance their new couching Career.

Speaking at the FAM Elite Coaches Refresher Course opening ceremony at Mpila village on Tuesday 20 February FAM president Fleetwood Haiya said."

As FAM we believe that the deliverables of this course are going to help the coaches know how to analyse their training sessions, the matches and those of their opponents as well as plan recovery sessions for their players thereby making 2024 season very competitive". 

Haiya also emphasized  on how the coaches will be needed as part of the national footballer coaches association.

“National Football Coaches Association has a vital role to play in our football because the game is technical. The Association needs to be independent for it to be able to identify the gaps in their coaches and organise their own programs than just waiting for the mother body to do it on their behalf. This can only be done if they have membership and this is why we need all coaches to register and be part of the coaches association", he said.

The Course brought together 25 participants including coaches from all the 16 Super League teams, National team coaches and some selected former Flames players.

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