About us

¹ The articulation between the 10 sub-sectors of Sport
‍School, university, association, local, workers, disabled, tourism, military, prisons, and elderly.
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‍² The tenfold value of sport / Five binomials
EDUCATIONAL-FORMATIVE
A means of reproducing social cooperation-opposition relations, with the advantage of being permanently regulated by an educator/guide, according to commonly defined rules and ethics - the values at the heart of the aims of education, such as: humanism (looking at the human being before the adversary, considering people and interpersonal behavior as the basic support for the development of societies), overcoming (of oneself, of the other, of nature), respect and justice (for oneself, for the other, for nature, for the rules), work (making continuous efforts to achieve an end), solidarity/help (with colleagues and opponents, when necessary), courage (taking controlled risks, recognizing one's own mistakes and making decisions in order to improve) and others - and also sport as a formative means of developing specific skills to support multiple professions;

SOCIAL-POLITICAL
Contribution to peace, with the establishing of countries through humanistic means and the bringing together of peoples, promoting the unfolding of life around sporting encounters which, regulated by an ethic specific to sport, develop the mediation of human behavior and the autonomy of citizens (their own values integrated into social values, rights and duties, work, justice, inclusion, citizenship, associativism, collective development, etc.);
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CULTURAL-ARTISTIC
The development of beliefs, attitudes, behaviors and habits/patterns of citizenship through sports activities and the development of multi-body expressiveness that reflects different aesthetics that contribute, with other artistic forms, to the breaking down of conventions of thought, thus enabling diverse (ante)visions of the world and its future;

HEALTH-ENVIRONMENT
The impact of sport in promoting health, the most important asset in people's lives, and the ecological nature of sporting activities, as a prerequisite for respect for the environment and the sustainability of living conditions;

TECHNOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC
The capacity for innovation and technological transferability to sport and from sport to other sectors of activity is enormous and the gross added value in the EU is around 300 billion euros a year and 2 (two) trillion euros a year worldwide, in addition to the sector's resilience in times of crisis (it doesn't lay off or disinvest).