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Workshop at NETAJI SUBHAS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SPORTS: PATIALA

A Workshop was conducted  BY Mr.SUNEEL VATSYAYAN & Dr.Ajay Vats,Nada India Foundation on stress management for National coaches at NETAJI SUBHAS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SPORTS: PATIALA (Sport Authority of India) Punjab on 09/12/2015 
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  • “I think that it has been very useful for our players in their aims achieve goal. Relaxation, Burn Out etc. (Very Good Experience)” 
  • “Very interesting and interactive workshop. These types of workshop must be arranged again. Thanks”
  • “Today workshop is very fruitful & helps to understand our self & our approach towards life. Presentation way is very interesting & stress free.”

  • Such kind of workshop conducted by Mr. Vatsyayan could make sports coaches/ Athletes stress free. Excellent Presentation” 
  • “It has a wonderful experience in the workshop of stress management work to tips for handling the trainers psychologically, physically.” 
  • “Nice to listen and grasped fruitful information on subject.”“This experience was extra ordinary. I practically felt it. The topic described nicely with completeness.”
  • “Good lecture, Felt motivated by your lecture) in the sense of helping others.”
  • “Positive effort, Good for athlete to practice, No unnecessary stress management approach, good communication”
  • It is very useful in our sports”
  • “Session was very useful and knowledgeable for me but sometimes correlation of facts and examples were not clear.
  • “This technique may prove to be very good if used in professional way during practice. Your lecture was excellent it covers almost all aspects of relaxation technique. Thanks a lot” 
  • “Experienced a nice relaxing session. Learned a new thing today. Would like to know more on objectiveness of health effects on sportsman (if any studies) Good workshop, keep it up.”
  • “Pehli bar itna samai bheth paya” 
  • “Apne subject ko explain krne ko bada haseprad rha or apni bato ko achi prakar se wyakt kra. Suyiyo dwara ilaj kiya, tanav se rahat mili acha laga. Yeh programe same same pe ayojit hona chahiye. Pehli workshop hai bohot acha laga. Bhagwan se prathna hai apko taraki mile or ap logo ki sahayita krte rhe.” 
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