In the result, Cloud9 will become a full-fledged after school programme, in collaboration with Williams. The full image will be given to Cloud, Serena Williams. OBJECTIVE: Cloud9 appoints Samir Bolar as the Director of the Training Grounds, Executive Director. Williams will collaborate on the Champions Mindset course at training grounds. The course will feature a friend of mine, describing the practice and mindset shifts that helped him on his journey as a cyclist. There are also key tips to teach a champion at the young age of five. Howard work, practice and dedication matter, not a single matter. If you work to be the best and to do your dreams well, this is that as sports come to a different place. As a consultant to Cloud9, I am excited to collaborate on their Training Grounds program to teach students these skills globally. Cloud nine extends PUMA-like collaboration with footwear launch. The Cloud9 Training Grounds was originally launched in 2014 as an online summer camp, but the North American organisation has decided to develop it after positive feedback. According to the release, the idea behind the training camp is to nurture the next generation of esports players. Training Grounds (SCA) is a program for schools and intermediates. It strives to promote critical thinking and teamwork. Following the announcement, Cloud9 and the Positive Coaching Alliance were partners and partners. Together we built a positive youth culture. The course developed with the author of Williams is going to be offered free to school teachers, parents and coaches, on the Positive Coaching Alliance website. In the Esports Business Insider, Serena Williams has been one of the greatest athletes of all time, so hearing her thoughts on mindfulness and preparation will definitely benefit anybody, not just those esports athletes. This partnership will certainly elevate Cloud9s training training skills to new levels. The programme is online, so it’ll be interesting to see how effective the course will be. You can read the Esports Journal.
