RaĂșl MartĂnez RamĂrez, a Sub-16 sprinter from Chahuites, closed his season with 7th place in the 80 m final at the 2026 Olimpiada Nacional CONADE. On Tribu al Extremo, he spoke about training without a track, traveling to Oaxaca, receiving support, and staying motivated before nationals.
Desiree DĂĄnae RamĂrez GarcĂa joined Jueves de Oax Sport on Tribu al Extremo to talk about basketball, family support, university sport, and the daily discipline behind student-athlete life. She also spoke about training access, scholarships, academic pressure, and why recognition matters.
In Episode 6 of Jueves de Oax Sport, Luis Manuel Santiago Olivera shares the story of Senderos Apaztli MTB, a mountain bike project in Magdalena Apazco focused on trails, community rides, youth participation and outdoor sport.
In Episode 5 of Jueves de Oax Sport on Tribu al Extremo, coach Jorge Luis Velasco MartĂnez talks about cycling, triathlon, duathlon, discipline, athlete care, and the mental side of endurance sport. He also shares why coaching is about more than training plans. It is about trust, patience, and responsibility.
In Episode 4 of Jueves de Oax Sport on Tribu al Extremo, Yedany GonzĂĄlez GĂĄlvez talks about qualifying for the CONADE regional stage, moving from the 800 meters to the 400-meter hurdles, managing university and training, and how Oax Sport running tours helped cover travel costs.
In Episode 3 of Jueves de Oax Sport on Tribu al Extremo, Juan Zurita Victoria speaks with Shunca Biani Moya Santiago about sprinting, CONADE regional qualification, mental preparation, injuries, sponsorships, and student-athlete life. Shunca shares how she works to improve her marks and seek another national qualification.
In Episode 2 of Jueves de Oax Sport on Tribu al Extremo, Juan Zurita Victoria speaks with Emily SofĂa Barrera about MMA, school, sport psychology, and athlete fundraising. The episode explains how campaigns work, why athlete participation matters, and how donors can support current Oax Sport fundraisers.
In Episode 1 of Oax Sport Thursdays on Tribu al Extremo (106.1 FM), I turn the segment into a text version you can scan, save, and cite. I cover Step Forward support for JazmĂn Carolina Cruz, her recent marks, and her CONADE State results. The interview is organized by themes and the real needs behind youth track.
Experience shows through Juan Victoriaâs firsthand training and travel context, including how athletes prepare for CONADE and what it takes to improve sprint marks. Expertise appears in the specific discussion of qualifying standards, sprint mechanics, and planning timelines. Authoritativeness comes from clear attribution to the on-air segment, consistent branding, and linking to official Oax Sport pages. Trustworthiness comes from plain-language claims, transparent limits on funding, and clear next steps for athletes and supporters.
