On February 9th and 10th the first transnational meeting was held in Lleida (Spain). The main aim of the meeting was to establish management and monitoring systems, design the management kit consisting of different management documents and templates, as well as to work on the research design of the project's program.The TM1 consisted of management sessions advising and instructing the project partners. Project partners discussed the monitoring report issues and supervising issues through the AdminProject platform. The coordinator - La Cristaleria, held also technical sessions about implementation (research and the project's program) with the main project's coach leading the design of the project's program. Additionally, the networking and strengthening activities were discussed in order for organizations to see common points for further collaboration.
Photos of the meeting may be found HERE.
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During March 21 - 22 the newly launched project "No_Limits: Sports for Gifted Youth" met in Zaragoza (Spain) in the first transnational meeting. The first such meetings happen to be the most important and frequently state the note for the whole project life cycle. 
To learn about LSIIDP's new project "Sports with Meaning" (SWIM), read briefly and conveniently about the purpose, benefits and planned results of the project!
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The Board of Directors of Latvian Sports Educational Institutions (LSIIDP) has started implementing a new Erasmus+ program project "Sports with Meaning" (SWIM). Although at the first moment, seeing the abbreviation of the project in English, it might seem that the project is related to swimming, in fact, its goal is the inclusion of digital technologies in the remote training/learning process in vocational and vocational oriented sports education. "We are connected with digital technologies in practically all areas of life, including education and sports. It became very relevant during the pandemic, when education and sports could only take place remotely. Purposefully and meaningfully used smart devices and applications allow to acquire new knowledge and skills, evaluate sports performance, organize and participate in sports competitions. In this project, we plan to organize remote sports events and competitions, as well as develop a handbook that summarizes experience, proposals and conclusions about the possibilities of using various digital tools in vocational and vocational oriented sports education," about the idea and implementation of the project says project manager Sandija Zalupe.