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By Chirag Patel (The author is the Chief Executive Officer of KOOH Sports)
In the last 5-10 years a number of entrepreneurs particularly from the corporate or professional field have taken the risk of setting up companies by either investing their own capital or raising risk capital from the market with the objective of tapping in the huge theoretical opportunity that Physical Education and Sports sectors presents.... Continue reading
By Dr. Akshay Shah
(The author is the co-founder of Jarma Wellness LLP. He holds a BAMS, CPK and a MBA in Healthcare Management. )
Weight of a child is an important milestone that parents like to monitor, primary emphasis on checking if the child is underweight. Traditionally in India, less attention has been paid to Obesity in Children....Continue Reading
By Sakshi Arora
(The author is a national level basketball player, coach and a sports enthusiast. She is currently completing a course in Bachelors of Management Studies).
Basketball is a very strenuous sport and requires a lot of endurance on court. Correct basketball conditioning and strength training is required at the elite level to get ahead of the opponent. With proper conditioning comes endurance and stamina which enables the players to go strong even during the last minutes of the game.....Continue reading
By John Gloster
(The author is the Chief Quality Officer of KOOH Sports. He is an Australian sports physiotherapist with 24 years of experience, working with both elite athletes and the general sporting population.)
1. Preparation
It’s key. If you are under-prepared then you will under-perform. If you are playing a sport like cricket, you have to be prepared for the physical demands of the sport. You cannot suddenly go out and bowl 20 overs in a day.....Continue reading
By John Gloster
(The author is the Chief Quality Officer of KOOH Sports. He is an Australian sports physiotherapist with 24 years of experience, working with both elite athletes and the general sporting population.)
Why All Children Should Learn To Swim?
Safety......Continue reading
By Dhwaneel Shah
(The author is an avid sports fan. He has a Bachelor’s degree in the field of Commerce. He loves using statistics and analytics in sports).
Basketball is one of the best examples of how analytics have changed the way sports are played and player performance is measured. NBA teams are now using a form of technology called “Player Tracking,” which evaluates the efficiency of a team by an analysis of player movement.....Continue reading
By Karishma Boolani
(The author is the Head of the SportzVillage Lab. She is a sport scientist who holds a science degree in Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology from the University of Melbourne and a Sport Science degree from Bond University.)
1. Eat 2 Fruits and 5 Vegetables Everyday
2. Stop Eating When You Are Almost Full
3. Avoid All Forms of Sugar such as cakes, desserts and chocolates......Continue reading
By Karan Khurana
(The author is the QTCC [Quality, Training, Curriculum & Coach Engagement] head at KOOH Sports.)
All bodily functions and movement of body parts need a constant supply of energy. This energy is provided to the body by the food we eat. But that food needs to be converted into a chemical compound for use within the body, call it a common currency used by the body for the supply of energy.....Continue reading
By Apurva S Desaii
(The author is the Cricket Performance Director at KOOH Sports. He is a former First Class cricketer from Gujarat. He is a BCCI Level C Coach with 15 years of coaching experience.)
Becoming a cricket coach is not all that simple though, in your head you might think, “Cricket coaching? Well, that’s simple! Teaching others what I already know – playing cricket!”.....Continue reading
