EZ Press Release  -- July 10, 2023 Doug Dvorak has been chosen to lead the Idaho Pickleball team at the 2023 National Senior Games. During the event Doug will be playing three forms of pickleball; Singles, Mixed-Doubles, and Men's Doubles. He will also be an honored athlete at the Parade of Athletes.

From July 7th to 8th, Pittsburg PA will be hosting the 2023 National Senior Games, which are being held at the PNC Park. Prior to the Pirates vs Giants game on July 14th, the Parade of Athletes will be held, along with the ceremonial first pitch, passing of the torch, and more.

The NSGA (National Senior Games Association) is a non-profit organization that promotes health and activity for people over 50 and holds these games every two years at a variety of chosen host cities. It was founded 1985 as the US National Senior Sports Organization, with the mission statement of promoting healthier, more active, lifestories for older people. The first event, known as the National Senior Olympic Games, was hosted in St. Louis, 1987. Today, it is a high profile event with over 10 thousand participants each event and the NSGA continues to motivate aging adults to lead a more active life.

About Doug Dvorak: Doug Dvorak is the world’s leading motivational speaker, sales trainer & sales coach.  He speaks over 50 times per year around the globe and has spoken to thousands of organizations in over 100 countries.Dvorak is a member of the motivational speaker hall of fame, is a CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) and holds a BS, MBA & Doctor of Laws, hc. Dvorak is also a graduate of Second City, the oldest & most prestigious improvisational comedy school in the world.

In his workshops, Dvorak discusses issues, such as helping teams work together, allowing them to have fun without sacrificing efficiency and productivity, resulting in improved overall morale, increases in productivity and reductions in overall turnover.

To learn more about Doug Dvorak and his workshops, visit his site online dougdvorak.com or contact him directly at (847) 359-6969.