The technicians, Rubén Perelló and Eduardo Clavero will be teaching basketball in the "Week VI Tecnificación"Organized by the Dénia Básquet.
The activity will take place from Thursday to Wednesday 16 22 July in Joan Fuster pavilion in 17 hours to 21: 30 18 hours and Saturday open in the morning.
A total of fifty-four players aged between 13 years 18 and train for six intense sessions orders two prestigious coaches such as Rubén Perello and Eduardo Clavero.
Rubén Perelló, is a young coach born in Palma de Mallorca but formed from an early age in the historic Club de La Salle Paterna in Valencia. Finishing cycle after the start as a player and coach in Paterna definitely went to the bench leading teams in Alboraya where immediately jumped to the professional field in Gandia.
There he belonged for three seasons his staff in LEB Oro, second category Basketball Spanish working closely with Isma Cantó and Victor Rubio.
He then spent three years at Burgos also in LEB Oro with another great coach Andreu Casadevall to land after a brief experience in China in Alicante, in 2012-13 season where Lucentum gave him the opportunity to live their biggest sporting success to date achieving promotion to the ACB League.
After that experience, frustrated at the offices of the bad situation of the Alicante team last season was on the bench Basketball Melilla again in the second category of basketball.
For his part, Eduardo Clavero repeats step Tecnificación week the club after their collaboration last year how dissappointed left all participants.
Born in San Sebastian he highlighted as a player in the second division in the ranks of Juven, then more representative of their city team.
After stretching his years as a player in Liga EBA in Albacete and Burgos he began his coaching career in 1997 in Archena hand historic Moncho Monsalve from which would lead teams league LEB in the cities of San Sebastian, Córdoba, Orense and finally Calpe always with good results.
The dynamics of this edition of the "Tecnificación week"It brings as a novelty the distribution of the players in three work shifts of approximately one and a half hours each.
Each of the slots will be occupied by eighteen players on track orders both technicians so that contact with them will be more direct and certainly greater improvement.
We are confident of the success of this new experience that is part of the idea of providing young dianenses positive experiences to strengthen their knowledge and excite them to grow in this sport.
