Boosting Sports Science Protection: Taiwan's First Sports Recovery Technique Competition to Launch in August

According to CNA, the first 'Taiwan Sports Recovery Technique Competition (TERO)' will take place on August 29-30 at the National Taiwan Sport University. During the event, international massage masters Mat Chalons and Xin Hong-shen will hold lectures, aiming to elevate domestic sports science protection capabilities through an international-level competition. Organized by the Taiwan Exercise Recovery Association (TERA), the TERO competition aims to build a platform for athlete body care and sports massage exchange. TERA Chairman Chang Wei-kang stated that he hopes to establish sports recovery standards through this event, integrate professional information through exchanges with domestic and foreign experts, and promote Taiwanese talent internationally. Foreign competitors have already expressed interest. The event features international judge Mat Chalons from Canada and Asian champion Xin Hong-shen, who will share their expertise through forums and practical demonstrations. The TERO competition is divided into four categories: sports massage, comprehensive techniques, tool application, and sports essential oil care, with social and student groups. Registration is open until 4:00 PM on August 1.