Brazilian player Machado, star of Palma Futsal, visited the Sant Ferran summer camp to share his experience with the youngest participants. During the meeting, he talked about the routine of an elite athlete and conveyed values such as effort and teamwork. The visit offered the children a positive role model that promotes healthy habits and motivation, enriching their educational leisure time.
Technology at the service of children's training 🖥️
In the digital age, tools such as motion sensors and biomechanical analysis apps allow young athletes to correct technical gestures in real time. Machado commented that these resources, used under supervision, accelerate learning without replacing physical practice. The camp integrated interactive videos to show plays, demonstrating that technology, when properly applied, complements traditional training and keeps children focused on clear goals.
Machado: the teacher who doesn't assign homework, but asks for sweat 💦
While the children waited for Machado to reveal the secret to dribbling like a star, the Brazilian dropped the bombshell: there is no magic trick, just repeating exercises until your legs hurt. Some kids made faces as if they had received a surprise exam, but at least there was no homework. That said, they left the camp convinced that sweating is the new favorite video game.