What rhythmic gymnastics taught me | Varsha Upadhye & Students | TEDxPanaji скачать в хорошем качестве

What rhythmic gymnastics taught me | Varsha Upadhye & Students | TEDxPanaji

This talk begins with a demo of rhythmic gymnastics by the students of Varsha Upadhye, a coach and India’s first woman international judge in rhythmic gymnastics. Narrating her journey against all odds, of coaching young girls in the sport, she throws light on the difficulties faced by a female coach in building a world class team from India and what rhythmic gymnastics can teach us. Copyright free music credits:    • ROYALTY FREE Ballet Music / Orchestral Bac...  , The Jam - Slynk & Mr. Jabalina, Billy in the lowground - Nat Keefe & Hot buttered rum, River Blues - TrackTribe (PFA) The first International rhythmic gymnastics judge from India, Varsha Upadhye’s vision for the sport transformed after her judging experience at the Commonwealth Games in 2006. Being an experienced gymnast herself, she realized the lack of full-fledged and streamlined, early training for the sport in India and started the first rhythmic gymnast academy in 2008. A recipient of “Shiv Chhatrapati Award” for gymnastics and “Excellence in Coaching” award by State Govt., Varsha currently coaches 200 plus young women rhythmic gymnasts across Mumbai . Her students include international players, judges and coaches who have represented India at world championships, Commonwealth games and national competitions. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx