Saggita S.A.S

Abstract

Colombian legislation is clear about facilitating and promoting sport and its teaching as mentioned in Law 181 of 1995, better known as the sports law in Colombia, which is that the general objectives of this Law are the sponsorship, promotion, massification, dissemination, planning, coordination, execution and advice on the practice of sport, recreation and the use of free time1. Thinking about the spirit of this law, and observing the needs of many amateur athletes, it was evident that young people in our country have the dream of becoming high-performance athletes or professionals in their field of training; This is nourished by multiple factors such as family, friends and the media that constantly bombard with advertisements the achievements of famous athletes, who have a powerful economic reach that allows them to live very comfortably; There are really few amateur athletes in school stages who manage to meet this objective since there are many factors that must occur for this to be accomplished. The athlete's disposition to achievements is a complex dynamic state characterized by the level reached in physical and psychic capacity (physical and psychic disposition) and the degree of improvement of the indispensable habits and skills (technical and tactical disposition). This state is obtained only with the corresponding preparation.