“From lifting the World Cup to conquering a new language, my student’s talent knows no limits! Impressive progress in such a short time So proud of my student!”, Duque wrote in English, his busy Instagram account.
alvarezshyly, he responded to his teacher’s praise with a curt “Thank you very much” perhaps because they do not want to launch themselves with even more words from the new language.
According to what he said, his classes are not only oriented to learn the language, but also to deal correctly with the media and other spheres that surround the sport.
Who is Sarah Duque, Julián Alvarez’s coach
On her website, Sara Duque presents herself as a “former sports attorney”who decided to “make a career transition to follow my IKIGAI, a Japanese concept that speaks of reasons for living.
“I am a former sports lawyer who decided to make a career transition to pursue my IKIGAI. I worked as Football Language Coach of top-level football players and coaches, with a proven track record of guiding Champions League winners through their language journey,” he introduces.
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“My entire life has been directly and indirectly driven by sports. I have been swimming and dancing for twelve years and rowing for five years. Having participated in competitive sports myself, more specifically rowing, I understand the demands and pressures of performing at the highest level. and how challenging it can be to deal with all sorts of things besides the performance itself,” he adds.
“In this process, I reviewed my childhood passions to find those activities and events that brought the most joy to my life. In doing so, I immediately realized that I wanted to work with people, communication and sports. Ready to absorb the most amount of knowledge possible, I decided to continue my studies not only in Pedagogy and Learning Methodology, but also in Psychology and Mental Coaching.I successfully completed a Masters in Sport Psychology and Mental Coaching at the Real Madrid Graduate School in Spain, as well as as a Mental Game Coach Certification in the United States”, he said.
But he also stated: “The fact of having lived and studied in six different countries allows me to speak Portuguese, English, German, French and Spanish fluently”.
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