Curlingová hala ZŠ V. Dzurillu, otvorenie

Pravidelné tréningy už od 4. septembra

Curlingová hala na Zimnom štadióne V. Dzurillu v Ružinove otvára svoju prevádzku od pondelka 4. septembra. Cena tréningov pre členov SCZ je rovnaká ako v minulej sezóne 40 eur, polovičku z tejto sumy v rozsahu 2 hodín týždenne bude dotovať SCZ. Pravidelné hodiny sa dajú stále objednať mailom na office@curling.sk. SCZ plánuje od októbra otvoriť curlingovú akadémiu pre deti od 10 do 16 rokov, ktorá bude každý týždeň v utorok a štvrtok. V stredu a piatok sú naplánované tréningy pre nových záujemcov.
Nahlásené pravidelné tréningy
Pondelok
17.00-19.00 Spirit, muži (repre seniori)
17.00-19.00 Horáček MD (repre MD)
Utorok 16.00-17.00 Curlingová akadémia pre hráčov od 10 do 16 rokov, 1 dráha
16.00-17.00 Heracles (repre juniorky)
17.00-19.00 Martin, ženy (repre ženy)
17.00-19.00 1. CC BA 2 (repre ženy 2) (nepárny týždeň)
Streda 16.00-17.00 Tréningy pre nových záujemcov, 1 dráha
17.00-19.00 Spirit, ženy
17.00-19.00 IceŠEJK
19.00-21.00 1. CC BA 2 (repre ženy 2) (párny týždeň)
Štvrtok 16.00-17.00 Curlingová akadémia pre hráčov od 10 do 16 rokov, 1 dráha
16.00-17.00 Heracles (repre juniorky)
17.00-19.00 Martin, ženy (repre ženy)
17.00-19.00 Horáček MD (repre MD)
Piatok 16.00-17.00 Tréningy pre nových záujemcov, 1 dráha

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