On 6 October 2012, four boys with a disability took to a football pitch in Turin for the first ever Scuola Calcio Total Sport training session. By the end of the season, those four boys had become twenty-five footballers who, with their example, strength and determination, inspired the name of the club: INSUPERABILI.

Promoting the growth and inclusion of people with disabilities in society through football.

In thirteen years, eighteen locations have been opened across Italy and today more than 850 boys and girls wear the blue and white football strip. To achieve this goal, Insuperabili has created a unique, highly specialised team of sports coaches, educators and psychologists. These professionals work directly on the pitch during training sessions and matches, organising the work into groups to get the best out of every single player. The Insuperabili Method promotes physical and psychological growth and improves the quality of life of the players and their families. A fundamental principle lies at the heart of everything: the person comes before the player. For this reason, particular attention is paid to training, which encompasses multiple areas, sporting, psychological, educational and managerial, offering a holistic vision of the player and ensuring the coaches are fully prepared. The goal is to make training accessible and usable to coaches, psychologists, educators, families and experts in the sector who, although not part of the Insuperabili world, want to expand their skills in the sport. With the slogan “Giocando, andiamo oltre” [Playing takes us further], Insuperabili shows how football can become a way to overcome prejudice and barriers. But its battle doesn’t end on the pitch, it continues in Italy’s schools, where it teaches and inspires the new generations, and in the workplace, where it is committed to building a more open and inclusive future.