Tuesday, August 6, 2024

Tweet Scoop: Agot Isidro Suggests Programs for PH Sports


Images courtesy of Instagram/ X: agot_isidro

44 comments:

  1. Oo nga noh???? At di naman nanalo ang babasketball kahit saan.

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    1. Tha height pool in PH is very small compared to many other countries Kaya di dapat basketball ang specialization natin..

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    2. I super agree!

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    3. Oo sa akin opinyon.Masyado tayong naka focus sa basketball na alam ko number one na sports sa Pinas simula at sapul siguro oras na rin para sa individual sports para bigyan daan ang mga kabataan na may potensyal.Sa team sports parang mahirap tayo makapasok like basketball or volleyball etc.dahil sa hindi sila magaling kundi sa height or weight requirements talaga no match.And I believe that we have a lot of young people that are talented and passionate to become one like Carlos in the future.Philippine government should put big chunk of financial support to sports if we want to bag more medals in international competitions.

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    4. Feelingero lang sila sa basketball lago naman talo

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    5. 9:45 Agree. Dapat football na lang.

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    6. true! sayang ang budget for basketball, obvious naman na hindi tayo makakalaban doon dahil maliliit ang Pilipino, dehado. Hanggang Asian games pwede pa pero wag na olympics, focus our resources to sports like gymnastics, fencing, rowing, boxing , bowling , dance yan ganyan

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    7. 2:14 - are you referring to American Football or European? Sana maging widely available lalo na sa mga schools sa province kasi sila yung may land area. Don’t get me wrong mga classmate, I like it too but sa NCR I noticed limited ang space and even private schools would rather build a new classroom for profit than use it for sports

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    8. Kapos sa height ang karamihan sa pinoys kaya tantanan na ang basketball. Tennis, football, soccer puede pa sana.

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  2. May point naman siya

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  3. Honestly, true. Let's put funding to lesser known sports that us Filipinos will most likely excel in. Malay niyo, next gold natin nasa lesser known (to the Filipino public) sports at dun pa tayo humakot ng medalya.

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  4. agree ako dito. diversify. since open na naman ang Pinoy sa ibang sports and hindi na tayo ganoon ka basketball centric.

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    1. Mainstream media din kasi may sala nyan parang bang lagi nilang pinalalabas na baliw na baliw tayong mga Pinoy sa basketball eh wala narin naman pake ang mga Pinoy sa PBA.

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    2. Plus un na nga noh, hindi rin kadamihan ang Matatangkad sa Pinas hahaha.

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  5. Agree ako dito. Bigyan pansin ang individual sports dahil dun tayo mas angat. Tigilan nila yang basketball wala tayo mapapala dyan.

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  6. Basketball tapos yung manlalaro eh puro din foreigner. Ewan ko sa Sports org ng Pilipinas. 😂 Jusko, andyan na ang patunay oh na boxing, weightlifting, gymnastics, at high jump yung sports ni Ej eh kayang kaya natin. Pwede na rin target shooting. Anything na may laban tayo at advantage ang hindi katangkaran. 🙄 Hanggang ngayon pala hindi pa rin nakikinig yang mga nasa pwesto. 😤

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  7. 2nd time to agree w agot.

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  8. Alam kasi ng pulitiko multi purpose hall, waiting shed and basketball court. Agree on gymnasiums that can accomodate different sports.

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  9. Yes! Sa elem pa lang sana ma-expose na ang mga bata sa iba't ibang sports at sana may funding para sa mga training. Pakidagdagan na rin sana ang schools for the arts, hindi puro science high schools lang.

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    1. Nung may Palarong Pambansa ginagalugad ang buong Pilipinas may mga school meet pa nga para suyurin at matuklasan ang mahuhusay na atleta ng bansa, pero as usual puro kuda at reklamo ang iba kaya inalis para wala ng issue. Nung inalis puro kuda at reklamo pa rin bat daw walang programa para sa sports. Ano ba talaga ang gusto natin?

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  10. May point naman siya. Di naman sinabing tanggalan totally ng suporta sa basketball but dapat ambunan man lang rin ng funding yung mga sports na potentially mas makakapagbigay pa ng karangalan sa bansa.

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  11. There's a difference kasi between mahilig mag basketball at magaling mag basketball. The former is where Filipinos fall under. Ang problema parang yun na lang ang sports na binigyan ng sobrang focus ng government. Hopefully, big changes happen at maging open sa iba pa na sports na may laban at advantage Ang Philippines.

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    1. Hindi naman galing kasi sa government yung fund ng basketball. Galing yan sa private sector. Kung tutuusin di rin nakafocus sa basketball ang government natin sa boxing sila mas nagfocus. Di ba kumuha pa nga ng Cuban coach, yun yung time na nanalo si Onyok sa ng silver medal.

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  12. Ang funding ng basketball ay galing sa pribadong sektor na may sadyang pagkahilig sa naturang sport. Hindi ito galing sa gobyerno. Sabihin mo yan kila mvp or rsa

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    1. Hindi rin. Bakit basketball and volleyball court pa rin ang nasa gymnasium ng mga schools and public arenas. If they want pwede naman track field or football

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  13. Tama ka Agot agree ako sa yo time to for a change in the world of sports in the Philippines yes to individual sports to give way to these talented kids.

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  14. Gayahin ang Korea. They're not very good in team sports in the Olympics pero they dominate archery, sharp shooting, fencing, table tennis, etc. These are sports that don't need huge funding and facilities like swimming and basketball. Pero tingnan nyo naman they always win gold because their athletes can focus on mastering those fields without distraction from teams and the athletes are not treated like big celebrities. Even North Korea napakagaling sa table tennis and mas mahirap na bansa pa yan kesa sa Pinas.

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    1. South Korea nakaka qualify sa world cup umaabot pa nga sa knock out stage

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    2. Top archers are from SK! Super idol ko sila. I do archery as a hobby. SK as a nation raise archers from kindergarten pa lang. Ang gagaling ng school program. National sport na nila.

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  15. If I we’re Agot, mahilig kang mag propose ng kung ano ano sa government, why not run?

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    1. 1:01 she doesn't need to run to suggest things.

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    2. Ehh mga pilipino boboto lang sa "tutulungan kaming mahihirap" at puro ayuda ang gusto. Kahit walang utak basta idol nila. Hindi naman ganon si Agot mahirap syang manalo kung tatakbo.

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  16. Sa totoo lang pilit na pilit tayo sa basketball at volleyball. No offense meant sa fans ng sports ha. Realtalk lang talaga 'to. Okay lang sya nationwide or SEA competitions since similar body built naman sa ibang asian countries. But global competition? Te manood ka ng basketaball at volleyball ng mga dambuhalang players from the west, ang layo2x natin sa performance. Ang lamya ng Pinas players compared sa kanila like women volleyball. Sa volleyball pa lang ang layo ng lakas at liksi nila. Then height advantage din. Same with basketball. Kung di pa mag import ng players, ang lugi natin. Sana we focus on other sports na may chance naman tayo mag top. You can include soccer din pero you need to train while very young pa. Since pwede sya hindi ka katangkaran basta maliksi ka. Ang limited ng options dito sa Pinas. I remember sa PE namin, yung options lang that time basketball, volleyball and swimming. Sana yung government and private sectors(sponsors) will support other sports na may higher chance tayo manalo. Ang hirap maging atleta dito na hindi basketball at volleyball, you have to give up your sport eventually since you're not earning or kulang allowance. Unless mayaman ka na talaga, you can still pursue it. Ang daming sports na pwede pagtuunan ng pansin like archery, shooting, table tennis, badminton, weightlifting, gymnastics, judo, taekwondo, fencing, skateboarding, diving, boxing, pwede rin figure skating if yayamanin ka or if may sponsor. Imagine if we focus on those and support athletes baka madagdagan pa tayo ng medal sa Olympics. Kaso wala eh. May chance pa kayo government and private sectors for Olympics in LA. May 4 years pa kahit kulang yung 4 years for training. But with consistency and support, kakayanin yan sa next Olympics.

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    1. Sayang daw ang 10million na ipamimigay kapag may maraming nanalo sa Olympics. 😂 Andyan nman c Manny at senador pa nga pero wala ring paki sa Sports! Nakakaloka lang.

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    2. I agree, pag maliit ka talo ka talaga sa basketball compared to other countries, dapat nagsilbing lesson nung naghost ang Pilipinas ng World Basketball event a year ago, nakakahiya may papuso puso pang nalalaman, stop being delusional! ilagay ang funding sa sports na hindi kinakailangan ng height etc

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    3. Pero sa gymnast ang Gold medalist natin ay Kinulang man sa height pero sumobra naman sa Gold. Kaya sana nga dito tayo mag focus kesa sa mg BB at VB.

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  17. Totoo naman na yung mga popular sports lang nabibigyan ng exposure at budget. Kaya yung mga players lang nila yung nakakakuha rin ng mga endorsement at sponsors.

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  18. I agree with Agot; mainstream media or private companies should finance basketball athletes since they often feature them on TV.

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  19. We have great dancers and our kids can do amazing physical feats. Pinoys make great gymnasts, boxers and weightlifters. Dun na tayo sa sports na kaya natin. Meron pang artistic gymnastics for girls eh, for sure we can produce amazing athletes in this area too. Di kailangan ang height, just precision and athleticism. Let's go!

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  20. Basketball ang sinusuportahan lalo na ng private sectors pero lagi naman kulelat at talunan sa international competitions.
    Feeling NBA level kasi eh.
    Feeling lang 😅

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  21. Sa basketball kasi malaki ang income dahil pi nanonood ng tao sa arena mula sa malaking şahod ng mga players may generating income din ang city.Basketball is more on means of livelihood than in competition and this is powered by private by big corporations not by the government.

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