Every year, with the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, sports courses return, confirming their presence as one of the most important community events that combine physical activity with spirituality, and giving the public and players a different space for interaction. However, what we have witnessed in recent times raises an important question: why is there no clearer coordination between sports federations and the bodies organizing these courses? The problem was not in the courses themselves, but in the overlap of their schedules with some official competitions, especially when matches were held at close times. This overlap directly affected the players, who sometimes found themselves under great physical pressure at a time when the month...
