Junior Olympic's Futsal Journey
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I am honored to have been asked to be the goalkeeper coach for the Trinidad & Tobago Girls Futsal Team that is off to compete in the Junior Olympics in Buenos Aires.
(Click here to watch Makida's goalkeeper training session)
Our team will travel to Argentina next week to participate in the first ever Olympic appearance for futsal.
I am raising money for my travel expenses, baggage, lodging and meals during the 3 week journey.
THIS IS OUR STORY AND YOU CAN BE PART OF IT!
Coach Cony is going old school having the girls run stairs and use the assets of local parks to get a good work out.
Fresh coconut water after a 4.4 mile run around the Savannah help replenish their fluids and energy.
These girls are working 6 days a week, 3-5 hours per day, harder than they ever have before in their lives.
Parents are making traditional food and fish dishes for the girls at every training and bringing coolers with water to drink and ice for injuries for the girls and coaches.
I am bringing futsal shoes, shinguards, supplies and gummy bears upon request for the girls.
Everyone is contributing whatever they can.
On October 1st I will head to Argentina to begin a 19 day Olympic journey.
This is an historic event for the sport of futsal and more importantly for the 10 girls who are representing their country in their first Olympic games.
Sport does change lives and connects us all in a positive, constructive and worthwhile manner that has the power to make our world a better place!
Thank you for your contribution to OUR cause.
Sincerely,
Otto Orf
(Click here to watch Makida's goalkeeper training session)
Our team will travel to Argentina next week to participate in the first ever Olympic appearance for futsal.
I am raising money for my travel expenses, baggage, lodging and meals during the 3 week journey.
THIS IS OUR STORY AND YOU CAN BE PART OF IT!
Coach Cony is going old school having the girls run stairs and use the assets of local parks to get a good work out. Fresh coconut water after a 4.4 mile run around the Savannah help replenish their fluids and energy.These girls are working 6 days a week, 3-5 hours per day, harder than they ever have before in their lives.Parents are making traditional food and fish dishes for the girls at every training and bringing coolers with water to drink and ice for injuries for the girls and coaches. I am bringing futsal shoes, shinguards, supplies and gummy bears upon request for the girls.
Everyone is contributing whatever they can.
On October 1st I will head to Argentina to begin a 19 day Olympic journey.
This is an historic event for the sport of futsal and more importantly for the 10 girls who are representing their country in their first Olympic games.
Sport does change lives and connects us all in a positive, constructive and worthwhile manner that has the power to make our world a better place!
Thank you for your contribution to OUR cause.
Sincerely,
Otto Orf
Organizer
Otto Orf II
Organizer
Kent, OH