THE Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) has announced its support for Joel Alleyne, a local table tennis player turned fitness coach, to participate in a prestigious international sports conditioning course at the Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS). This initiative is part of the GOA’s broader strategy to enhance coaching expertise and develop the sports ecosystem in Guyana, leveraging Olympic Solidarity grants.

Alleyne was carefully selected for the course from September 29 to November 29, 2024. The programme will equip him with advanced sports conditioning techniques, enabling him to work effectively with athletes across various disciplines.
With a background in table tennis, Alleyne has demonstrated a commitment to expanding his skill set. His expertise will be invaluable in introducing modern training methodologies to Guyana, helping elevate local athletes’ performance levels.

The GOA’s nomination of Alleyne is a strategic decision aimed at strengthening the resources available to athletes and coaches in Guyana. By enhancing his knowledge, Alleyne will contribute to a higher standard of coaching and athlete preparation.
GOA president, Godfrey Munroe, expressed his enthusiasm for Alleyne’s participation, emphasising the importance of this opportunity for Guyana’s sporting community. He stated, “His involvement in the Sports Conditioning Program at HUSS will equip him with invaluable knowledge and techniques that can be applied to various sports disciplines in Guyana.”

The GOA thanks Olympic Solidarity and the Hungarian University of Sports Science for their support. This collaboration signifies a collective effort to elevate the standards of coaching and athlete performance in Guyana.
By investing in Alleyne’s development, the GOA aims to ensure that Guyana’s athletes are well-prepared to compete at higher levels on the international stage.