The Real Betis Balompié Foundation has launched a new walking football team for women over 40 and men over 50. The goal is to promote sports practice among older people in Seville. The team will be formed by members of Real Betis Balompié and will train every week at the Rafael Gordillo Sports City. The requirements to join the team are to be a member of Real Betis Balompié, over 40 years old for women and over 50 for men, and availability to travel. The team will compete against other rivals when walking football tournaments are organized. The goal is to improve the health of older people and provide opportunities to increase social inclusion levels that allow them to lead an active and healthy lifestyle. Walking football has benefits for physical and mental health that can improve cardiovascular health, agility, mobility, and balance recovery. The team will be led by an experienced coach who will take into account the needs and limitations of the players. The team will also have a doctor and a physiotherapist to ensure that the players are in good health. The team will be equipped with suitable walking football equipment and will ensure that the players have access to safe and suitable sports facilities. The team will also have an effective communication system to ensure that the players are informed and motivated. The team will be committed to inclusion and diversity and will ensure that all players feel valued and respected. The team will also have a plan of action to ensure that the players are committed to sports practice and health. The team will be led by an experienced management team that will take into account the needs and limitations of the players. The team will also have an evaluation system to ensure that the players are achieving their goals and improving their health. The team will be committed to innovation and continuous improvement and will ensure that the players are up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in walking football.