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READ MOREParticipants were able to interact one on one, sharing their experiences as athletes and their difficulties as ex-athletes and in some cases still athletes merging into the working world.
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READ MOREASD Lazio Basket in collaboration with the European University of Rome held the first day of intensive course training, part of the Italian local action plan!
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READ MOREIt is hard to describe this man in a few sentences. Jaakko Kailajärvi has done really great career, first as a weightlifter and after that as a coach. Alongside his sport career, he worked as a fireman and an electrician. This four-time Olympian is still highly considered coach and he works with many athletes in […]
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READ MOREChallenge of Changing Careers in the Experience of Oliver Martinov. This interview explains how the top rower adjusted in the business field.
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READ MOREMeet the Ferencvarosi athletes that have contributed to the European Day of Care!
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READ MORENot all stories are fairytales, this is the story of a female athlete who had to fight to be able to find a job at the end of a glorious sports career. This athlete shows that not everything is given to us an on a silver platter and that nothing is to be taken advantage […]
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READ MORETamás Hajnal was consciously prepared for his future! In the last few years of his football career, he has been consciously training himself to keep doing what he really loves after retirement.
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READ MOREJoão Mansos, a swimmer with two orthopaedic screws who needed to learn how to walk again, become a national triathlon champion. How his path was going on switching the sport career and what will he do after it? Read in this week #Sporting #LegendsForever story.
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READ MOREThis #LegendsForever story is about Antii Nikkilä, a former basketball player with 142 played games in the Finnish national team and 695 scored points. What is his second career where he is also successful? Read it below.
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READ MOREOn the occasion of the project European Day of Care, we talked with the former wrestler of Ferencváros, the 1988 Olympic champion, and as head of a section András Sike, who is now still a member of the club.
