1st-ever High-Performance Summit for Guyana this September
For the first time ever in the “Land of Many Waters”, the local sport fraternity will see the hosting of a High-Performance Summit, which would be facilitated by InSync Therapeutics.
Slated for September 29, 2024, the summit is described as “a multidisciplinary conversation on optimal human performance through advanced philosophy and techniques”, and will feature professionals who work in the Caribbean, India, Europe, and the USA.
Making the announcement recently, InSync Therapeutics’ Managing Director Neil Barry gave some insight into what could be expected from the upcoming Summit.
“In that summit, we’re going to invite people from the highest levels of sport performance. So, we [have] people who have consulted with the Spanish national football team, for example, they just won Euros. We’re going to have a representative from Manchester City Football Club as well and they’re going to be right here,” Barry related.
InSync Therapeutics Managing Director Neil Barry
Explaining who the event might cater to, Barry further elaborated, “Everybody needs to understand the elements of high performance. So, hopefully, we’ll see some administrators, we’ll see some coaches and we’ll see people that are interested in investing in the sport, just general stakeholders, athletes, parents. Let’s start moving Guyana forward ad changing our thinking as it relates to high performance.”
As Barry mentioned, some of the individuals already lined-up to speak at the High-Performance Summit include Former Lead Academy Physiotherapist at Manchester City Football Club, Scot McAllister; Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Chief Medical Officer, Dr Rene Best; Head Physiotherapist at Rajasthan Royals (Indian Premier League) John Gloster; Consultant in Medical and Performance Solutions, Grant Downie; Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Lecturer in Sports Medicine, Dr Praimanand Singh and Strength and Conditioning Coach Martin Gallyer.
Registration for the High-Performance Summit will cost US$100 and interested persons can contact Insync Therapeutics at 592-731-8442.
