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Walking Football4Health Asia (WaF4h) is pleased to appoint Mr Dave as its Technical Director.
Walking Football4Health Asia (WaF4h) is pleased to appoint Mr Dave as its Technical Director.
With his experience in players and team development with Barca Academy previously and in his capacity as Director of Dave's Foundation Football School, we are looking forward to a vibrant and enriching collaboration in the development of walking football on the national and the international stage as Waf4h progresses into its next stage towards the WORLD CUP.
Dr Dee Dee Mahmood (PhD) Regional Head (RAAN) Adjunct Asst Professor & Research Scientist (International Collaborations) School of Medical & Health Sciences Edith Cowan University Australia
- Multi-award winning Celebrity Exercise Physiologist & Nutritionist, Talk Show Host & Keynote/TEDX Speaker
Walking Football4Health Asia (WaF4H) is a research initiative and communities-crossing-countries movement driven by Founder and International multi-award-winning Celebrity Exercise Physiologist, Nutritionist, TEDx Speaker & Research Scientist Dr Dee Dee Mahmood(PhD), who is the Regional Head (RAAN ECU) & Adjunct Senior Lecturer (International Collaborations) at Edith Cowan University Australia. She also has several signature communities-crossing-countries fitness research programmes to her name, Fat2Fit Asia and Walking Football4Health Asia. For more, go to www.deedeefitness.com
Walking Football4Health Asia is/has been supported by Edith Cowan University Australia, International Sports Academy, International Management & Sports College, Active SG, Toa Payoh TEN, Eunos CSC, Tampines Changkat CC, Our Tampines Hub and more to promote health to the community, combating obesity and non-communicable diseases which interferes with the productivity and quality of life.
WaF4H encourages participation from 3-generations, to play the new fun version of Football For All - Walking Football. Dr Dee Dee with her scientific researches and science-based knowledge guides the team holistically to concentrate on various aspects of their wellbeing, including nutrition, good mental health and performance/health-related fitness.
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