Cristal Empreendimentos sees sports as an excellent alternative in the formation of young people and adolescents. Seeking to increasingly encourage athletes from Espírito Santo, the company's director, Douglas Vaz, has partnered with sprinter Paulo André Camilo.
The athlete, who was the world champion in the 4x100m relay in Japan and won a silver medal in the 100m sprint at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, will eventually live in Boulevard Mar D’úle, located at Praia D'Ulé in Guarapari.
While the house is not ready, the athlete will be able to enjoy all the areas that the condominium offers. Boulevard Mar D’úle has all the necessary infrastructure for the athlete's development. He will be able to exercise in the heated pool, use the jogging track for training, utilize the luau space for reading and studying, as well as relax in the sauna, enjoy the gourmet space, the grill area, and other entertainment items in the development.
Paulo André Camilo, at just 21 years old, already has a remarkable trajectory. In the final of the 100m sprint at the Troféu Brasil de Atletismo, the sprinter who trains at the Ufes track won his third championship in the most prestigious event in athletics and, on top of that, became the first Brazilian to run the distance in under 10 seconds.
This initiative by Cristal Empreendimentos is a bet on the emergence of new idols in Brazilian sports. “We support and believe in the development of young talents like Paulo André and we hope he has a bright future in athletics,” said Vaz.
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