Review

This is Cambodia WEFC soccer training news. A total of 118 students (60 males, 58 females) from 4 schools participated in the training that day and worked hard in their respective seats.

As students continue to train, their understanding of the game system is noticeably improving. The ability to recognize one's own role and position, and to accurately pass the ball to colleagues, is also gradually improving. Above all, changes in children's attitudes can be felt as they become more regular in their attendance and punctuality. During training, efforts are being made to reflect on one's shortcomings and improve them.

WEFC training is not just about learning skills. We focus on cooperation and teamwork, and help children learn the meaning of the game. We repeatedly emphasize an attitude of respect for others beyond wins and losses, and create time to learn consideration and responsibility within sports. In the future, we plan to improve our performance by combining speed training and actual games, while also understanding the strengths of the opposing team and developing our ability to think strategically.

Chairman Bang Jeong-hwan said, "Sports are another classroom for children. The values ​​of cooperation and respect learned in the stadium have a positive impact on children's overall lives."

The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to provide continuous support to help children develop healthy bodies and sound personalities through WEFC education.

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