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Using The Coronavirus COVID-19 Moratorium To Grow
The Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) is the largest women’s soccer league in the world and while if had to cancel’s its usual summer season, it is using the during this pandemic time wisely.
Techne, a mobile individual soccer training app, and the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) has partnered providing the women’s soccer league’s players the opportunity to a remote first-hand training service.
WPSL clubs with affiliated youth clubs will also have unique benefits as part of the relationship with Techne.
The app gives WPSL players and the club’s youth partners the opportunity to continue individual training, especially of significance during a time where field access is limited globally because of mandated Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.
“The WPSL’s partnership with Techne could not have come at a better time, for its innovative product lines are geared towards individual and small-group training,” said WPSL Vice President DeBray Ayala. “We look forward to the opportunities the Techne team has provided to our member teams. Many female athletes across the country now have these high-tech tools to work with.
Yael Averbuch, the executive director of the National Women’s Soccer League Players Association and a former U.S. Women’s National Team player, designed and launched the app in 2016. Notable clients include the U.S. Deaf Women’s and U.S. Men’s Soccer Teams as well as elite collegiate programs such as the University of California-Berkeley, the University of Virginia and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
The application training is designed based on Averbuch and her fellow teammates and coaches’ training regimes and is a guide to improve and empower players.
“It’s vital for players, but especially during these unprecedented times, to find creative ways to continue their training at home and when they are on their own,” Averbuch said.
Read Yael Averbuch on The Atlantic
We are grateful to work with the league to empower as many women as possible to use our system to continue their training and stay connected to others through our Techne community.”
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The Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) is the largest women’s soccer league in the world and while if had to cancel’s its usual summer season, it is using the during this pandemic time wisely.
Techne, a mobile individual soccer training app, and the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) has partnered providing the women’s soccer league’s players the opportunity to a remote first-hand training service.
WPSL clubs with affiliated youth clubs will also have unique benefits as part of the relationship with Techne.
The app gives WPSL players and the club’s youth partners the opportunity to continue individual training, especially of significance during a time where field access is limited globally because of mandated Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.
“The WPSL’s partnership with Techne could not have come at a better time, for its innovative product lines are geared towards individual and small-group training,” said WPSL Vice President DeBray Ayala. “We look forward to the opportunities the Techne team has provided to our member teams. Many female athletes across the country now have these high-tech tools to work with.
Yael Averbuch, the executive director of the National Women’s Soccer League Players Association and a former U.S. Women’s National Team player, designed and launched the app in 2016. Notable clients include the U.S. Deaf Women’s and U.S. Men’s Soccer Teams as well as elite collegiate programs such as the University of California-Berkeley, the University of Virginia and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
The application training is designed based on Averbuch and her fellow teammates and coaches’ training regimes and is a guide to improve and empower players.
“It’s vital for players, but especially during these unprecedented times, to find creative ways to continue their training at home and when they are on their own,” Averbuch said.
Read Yael Averbuch on The Atlantic
We are grateful to work with the league to empower as many women as possible to use our system to continue their training and stay connected to others through our Techne community.”
The post TECHNE JOIN’S WOMEN’S PREMIER SOCCER LEAGUE AS OFFICIAL PARTNER appeared first on SoccerToday.
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