The Royal Spanish Federation of Vela was present in the hand of its Technical Director, Francisco Gil, who addressed the subject... Improving sports performance through training and test monitoring systems for the regatists

Denia was the stage in which the tenth edition of the Congress of the Autonomous Sailing Schools of the Valencia Community and the fifth Congress of the Association of Valencian Nautical Clubs took place.

The first day presented a program dedicated to the FVCV's approved Sailing Schools, their technicians and their sports directors. Under themes in which training and sport were the protagonists, the attendees were able to discuss different issues such as La Vela within the new professional sports training... learn from specialists how to improve the sports performance of the regatists or know what the 'latest trends in the sector are.

An assessment of which interesting conclusions could be drawn, such as the work that we must continue to do among all to improve the training of technicians and that schools have a wider range in choosing their professionals or how the FVCV remains a pioneering federation in carrying out programmes such as Esport a la Escola, Azules Schools or Erasmus +.

The second day was dedicated to the clubs and ports of our Community. From the hand of the Federació de Vela de la Comunitat Valenciana and the Association of Nautical Clubs of the CV was held a new edition of the Clubs Congress where the most current and burning themes were put to debate.

This event was attended by guests of the size of Rafael Palmer, manager of the Association of Nautical Clubs of Balearic Islands, María Luisa Martínez, general director of Ports, Airports and Costas or Carlos Sanlorenzo, manager of ANEN, among many other experts in the sector.

Together with them, the clubs were able not only to examine and inquire about the issues most pressing the sector, but also to express their problems in order, among all present, to draw conclusions that could be of great use to them.