Sharjah24: Ahmed Abdul Rahman Al Owais, director of the Sharjah Club for Self-Defence Sports, and Zaid Ghranduqa, director of the Jordanian Federation of Jiu-Jitsu, met to discuss ways in which the two organisations could work together to help the club's players and coaches advance their technical and administrative skills.
Sixty male and female players showed up to a special training session at the club to pick up some tips on the more advanced technical aspects of Jiu-Jitsu.
In order to develop the club's technical cadres in line with the best international practises and to identify distinctive experiences, the Sharjah Club for Self-Defence Sports' Chairman of the Board of Directors organised this joint training, and it was successful in doing so.
The Director of the Jordan Jiu-Jitsu Federation expressed appreciation for the enthusiastic reaction he received from the club's leadership, instructors, administrators, and players, describing it as a positive development that would increase the club's technical value and pave the way for future collaboration.
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