Twenty students of special school Raquel Payá were the protagonists in the Adapted Padel Clinic III CSBas. This sporting event was held at the premises of Dénia Tennis Club, Aimed to bring the sport to people with physical and mental disabilities.
During the clinic the integral development of the participants was encouraged, enhancing individual capabilities of each to achieve a greater degree of personal autonomy.
Students were divided into two tracks, one worked with Derek Petken and others with José Bas paddle strokes learned through training in the technical part was combined dynamic exercise. The big surprise was that the coach, Javier Piles, joined the sessions and helped the boys and girls pass a fun time.
Parallel classes paddle out games and a circuit were carried Agility breed dogs, border CollinsWhich they are characterized by very social and intelligent. The group of students enjoyed the dogs along with games scheduled.
All participants in this recreational sporting event were presented with prizes and gifts courtesy of the following sponsors; padel Point, HLA Hospitalier, Bartolomé Bas Properties, County, clinical Kins y restaurant Estapati.
The organization of this clinic Dénia Tennis Club thanked the offered facilities and transfer facilities for realization.
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Javier Piles in the Adapted Paddle Clinic
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Participants of the Raquel Payá School
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Raquel Payá school students in Dénia CT
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Students and coaches of the Adapted Paddle Clinic
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Agility dogs session with race Border Collins
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José Bss during Padel Clinic Adapted
