Olympic medalists Bruninho, Fofao, and Carol Gattaz will tour over 70 cities offering free sports activities.
Brazilian volleyball icons are set to inspire a new generation of fans during the second edition of the Circuito Sesc de Esportes. The major statewide sports initiative will take place from November 7 to 22 across more than 70 cities in Sao Paulo.
Fans will enjoy sports clinics, technical demonstrations, and interactive chats with Olympic medalists who will share insights from their illustrious athletic careers. All public sessions and community events are completely free of charge for attendees.
The extensive statewide program aims to expand sports access in interior towns, coastal regions, and the Greater Sao Paulo area, according to information published by WEBVOLEI.
Indoor Volleyball Stars on the Road
Legendary setter Fofao, who won gold at the Beijing 2008 Olympics and bronze in Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000, will travel across different regions. Her special sessions are coordinated by the Sesc units in Guarulhos, Sorocaba, and Taubaté.
Rio 2016 Olympic champion Bruninho is another major highlight of the indoor schedule. The star setter will host public fan meetings in Jarinu on November 10, Bragança Paulista on November 14, and Jundiaí on November 21.
Tokyo 2020 silver medalist Carol Gattaz will visit four municipalities in the Rio Preto region. The former middle blocker stops in Santa Fé do Sul, Jales, Fernandópolis, and Votuporanga under Sesc Rio Preto coordination.
Beach Volleyball Pioneers in Sao Paulo
Beach volleyball will also feature prominently in the statewide sports circuit with legendary players Jack Silva and Sandra Pires. Both athletes secured historic gold medals at the Atlanta 1996 Games.
The pioneering duo will host special presentations in Matão on November 18 and Barra Bonita on November 19. Their program includes fundamental skills demonstrations, exhibition matches, and fan interactions.
The Back to the Game Theme
Organized by Sesc Sao Paulo under the theme Back to the Game, the project reaches cities that lack permanent institutional facilities. A total of 22 Sesc administrative units coordinate the extensive regional calendar.
Alongside indoor and beach volleyball, the multi-sport festival features athletics, judo, basketball, football, tennis, badminton, skateboarding, pickleball, and artistic gymnastics, including various Paralympic disciplines.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Circuito Sesc de Esportes take place?
The second edition of the Circuito Sesc de Esportes runs from November 7 to 22 across more than 70 cities in the state of Sao Paulo.
Which volleyball legends are participating in the Sesc event?
Prominent Brazilian volleyball stars include Olympic medalists Bruninho, Fofao, Carol Gattaz, Jack Silva, and Sandra Pires.
Are the sports activities free for the public?
Yes, all sports clinics, demonstrations, and chats with athletes held in public spaces are completely free and open to everyone.
