At the closing ceremony of the Olympic Solidarity Course on Level 1
Triathlon Coaches on Sunday afternoon, October 5, 2025 at the headquarters of
the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia, H.E. Noy Phana, representative of
the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia, highly appreciated this important
course that provided both theory and practical importance to the participants.
H.E. Noy Phana also highlighted the value of coaches as important figures
in guiding the path of athletes because they not only train skills but also
provide knowledge. His Excellency hopes that all participants will better
understand their role as coaches. H.E. Noy Phana also reminded athletes
of the disadvantages of using banned substances, which can affect their sports
careers.
It should confirm that: There are 25 participants who are coaches,
including 5 Vietnamese nationals, have completed the Olympic Solidarity Course
on Level 1 Triathlon Coaches, which was held from October 1 to 5, 2025.
This important training course was conducted through the Olympic
Solidarity and World Triathlon projects, with the participation of two trainers
who from the World Triathlon Federation, Mr. ANTHONY LOZADA and Ms. PHAM THUY
VI.
Mr. Ngin Sopanha, Secretary General of the Cambodia Triathlon Federation,
said that this training course is different from previous courses because there
are international-level trainers who come to teach directly, which is an
opportunity for all participants to learn new knowledge about international
rules and regulations, as an investment in contributing to the training of
human resources towards the development and expansion of triathlon potential in
Cambodia, especially the training of young athletes in preparation for hosting
the 2029 Asian Youth Games. He has also thanked the participants
and instructors for dedicating their time to participate.
At the same time, Mr. Anthony Lozada and Ms. Pham Thuy Vi have praised
the efforts of the participants who are coaches in studying and completing many
lessons. Not only that all the participants has also shown good
cooperation in the past. As a result, the participants received good results of
70 percent, average results of 20 percent, and poor results of 10 percent.
