Club Deportivo Guadalajara continues to establish itself as a benchmark in sports development and player training, thanks to a methodology that integrates different specialized areas to enhance its players’ abilities. As part of its commitment to the development of Mexican soccer, the second edition of the Modelo Chivas course was held on October 26 and 27 at the Verde Valle facilities.
This initiative, promoted by the Instituto de Ciencias del Deporte (INCIDE), aims to share the knowledge, tools, and processes that are part of the Rebaño Sagrado’s daily work, giving sports professionals insight into the structure that supports the comprehensive development of its players.
Throughout the two-day course, 26 attendees, all of whom were sports science professionals, including fitness coaches, nutritionists, and physical therapists, among others, had the opportunity to learn more about the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork in soccer, as well as how different specialties complement one another to address players’ needs and contribute to their growth both on and off the field.
Through various modules, participants from the Guadalajara metropolitan area and other parts of the country explored the processes and tools used by Guadalajara across the different departments that make up its sports structure. The goal was to understand how coordination among specialists helps optimize performance and promote the comprehensive development of soccer players.
In this way, Modelo Chivas serves as a space for learning and knowledge exchange, allowing the club to share its experience in sports preparation, player monitoring, and development, while highlighting the importance of having an organized and specialized structure to nurture talent. If you want to learn more about INCIDE’s initiatives and courses, be sure to follow Chivas’ digital platforms to stay up to date in real time on everything coming up for sports specialists.
