Evolution Sports Qatar all set to resume coaching




Evolution Sports is delighted to bring back physical activities…

In line with the Qatar government and gradual lifting of restrictions guidelines (phase 3), Evolution Sports will safely resume physical activities with a range of fun sports camps and technical coaching clinics, delivered by specialist qualified coaches.

The highly successful #IAM Evo Multi-sports holiday camp will kick-off at Park House English School (Abu Hamour) for youngsters aged between 4 to 11 years old. Bringing a mixture of exciting games and sports where all participants are guaranteed to have fun, meet new friends and develop new skills in a safe and fun environment.

For the first time, Evolution Sports will be joining forces with the Clement Sports, who are highly qualified specialists in fencing and archery.

Throughout the summer children & adults will have the chance to try their hand at both fencing and archery at the purpose-built Qatar Fencing Federation training hall (Al Maamoura). Whether you are a beginner or an international level competitor, the #IAM Evo camps and clinics will have a place for you.
 
After months of Virtual Live Team Training, we are excited to restart physical sports! From the 2nd August Evo's specialist soccer, basketball, netball and swimming coaches will deliver a 4-week coaching programme at Park House English School. Members 8 years and above, will get the chance to train like a pro athlete and work with the Evo team from Sunday to Thursday for 1 hour per day.
 

Throughout all programmes during this period the Evo coaching team will adhere to a number of safety procedures to ensure, group sizes are limited, social distancing is observed, equipment and facilities are sanitized, to provide our members with safest sporting environment possible.

 

#IAM Evo Multi-sports Camps
• 8 am – 1 pm
• 4 - 11 years old
• 700 QAR per week 
• Park House English School (Abu Hamour)
 
#IAM Evo Fencing and Archery Clinics (Powered by Clement Sports)
• 8 am – 1 pm
• 8 – 12 Years old
• 700 QAR per week 
• Qatar Fencing Federation Training Hall (Al Maamoura)
 
#IAM Evo Fencing Clinics (Powered by Clement Sports)
• 4 pm – 6 pm 
• 13 Years old +
• 750 QAR per week
• Qatar Fencing Federation Training Hall (Al Maamoura)
 
#IAM Evo Archery Clinics (Powered by Clement Sports)
• 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
• 13 Years old + 
• 750 QAR per week
• Qatar Fencing Federation Training Hall (Al Maamoura)
 
Evolution Sports - ReStart Clinics 
• Soccer, Swimming, Basketball, Netball
• Between 2 pm - 7:30 pm 
• 8 Years old + 
• 400 QAR per week
• Park House English School (Abu Hamour)

All camps have limited spaces and registrations are now open, so to avoid disappointment and ensure that your child gets to take part in the most exciting summer camps in town, sign up today via www.evosportsqatar.com 

If you would like to know more about either of our holiday camps, please contact our friendly Customer Support team– info@evosportsqatar.com or call 6645 3200

 Evolution Sports is Qatar's largest and most establish sports coaching provider for children and young adults aged 18 months -18 years. 

Formed in 2007 Evolution Sports quickly established itself as a market leader in the provision of sports for children and young adults in Qatar. Already recognised as one of the leading academies in the Middle East, Evo has worked alongside the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, the Qatar Football Association, the Qatar Stars League and Aspire to provide a world class coaching environment where good values and sportsmanship are held in equally high regard as winning and losing. 

With over 3000 active members across 6 different disciplines at Evolution Sports we believe that a child's health is paramount to their success...

Evolution Sports were recently awarded by GHP Fitness and Nutrition “Best Multi-Sport youth coaching company – Qatar 2019” 




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