In the spirit of the authored words of ABC Wide World of Sports executive, Stanley Ross, SportsEdTV is constantly “spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sport.”
Our efforts recently took us to a Globe and Mail article that predicted Norway would again win more medals as the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Norway has won more Winter Olympic medals—368—than any other country and that includes 132 Gold Medals. And popular thinking that the small Nordic country is only good as snow and ice sports is debunked by their success in warm weather sports, too.
So, how does Norway, a comparatively population sparse country do it?
It starts with a radically different approach to sports that is based on a concept known as The Joy of Sport for All, and Norway’s tenets which are covered in its Children’s Rights in Sport, a manifesto which insists that “children receive a positive experience every time they participate in sport.”
Well, the tight connection that emotionally links Stanley Ross’s “thrill of victory” to Norway’s Joy of Sport for All triggered a triangulated completion with the exhilaration of SportsEdTV’s Learn to Win technology that is anchored in the love of play.
Learn to Win is a partnered-for-sports adaptation of HeartMath technology that has been widely accepted in business, medicine, military, and government since the latter part of the 20th Century.
