By Travis Seymour
Paralympic athlete Gibran Safaraz and table tennis coach Linden Johnson are gearing up to participate in the Commonwealth Games Federation’s Birmingham training camp from June 8th to 18th at Birmingham University.
The upcoming camp is specifically tailored to increase the participation of countries in para sports at the Commonwealth Games and to offer opportunities for new, developing, and experienced para-athletes to compete on a global platform.
Focused on providing developing athletes and coaches with essential skills, knowledge, and opportunities for technical training and coaching development, the camp aims to advance the overall capabilities of para-athletes and coaches.
National table tennis coach Linden Johnson expressed his anticipation for the camp, highlighting its potential to enhance his ability to nurture the talents of para athletes within the field of table tennis.
Driven by a commitment to advancing education and supporting the development of inclusive sport pathways, the camp seeks to promote positive social change in sports and communities alike.
Targeting para table tennis and Powerlifting athletes, the camp represents a significant step forward in fostering inclusivity and excellence within the realm of para sports.
As Johnson and Safaraz prepare to embark on this exciting journey, their participation in the Birmingham training camp underscores their dedication to advancing their skills and representing Guyana on the international stage.