Sports training law: contextualized argument to improve the system of stimulation of Cuban coaches

Abstract

The objective of this work was to argue - based on theoretical and normative systematization on the right of sports training and the bases of national high-performance sport - the need to improve the Income Policy for athletes, coaches and specialists of Cuban sport and its regulatory standards, in pursuit of the professional recognition of grassroots coaches. As background for this research there are, mostly, Cuban journalistic works such as those of García (2015 and 2017), Taladrid (2018); Barros and Sánchez (2018), Sainz (2020), with mentions to the training law in its international edge, in general not focused on its usefulness in the national sphere. Likewise, foreign authors such as Correa & Pinochet (2016), Geurbaudo (2017), Schroeder (2019) and Díaz, H. (2019), who approach it from its legal aspect. The logical methods of analysis, synthesis, induction and deduction and the legal methods: theoretical, historical and exegetical were used. The following results were obtained: the theoretical and normative systematization on the training law and especially its contextualization as an argument for the necessary improvement of the Cuban legal system and the Income Policy for athletes, trainers and specialists of Cuban sports, particularly those who perform their functions at the base. It was concluded that the lack of recognition of the role of grassroots coaches in the aforementioned Policy and its complementary norms, which foresee stimulation only for those linked to high performance, can and should be corrected through the analogous application of the foundations and requirements of the right to training.