Curling pre verejnosť

Všetci záujemcovia si môžu vyskúšať zadarmo v sobotu 26. októbra

Majstrovstvá sveta mixov, majstrovstvá Európy B, kvalifikácia MS dablov, majstrovstvá sveta B juniorov. Na všetkých týchto akciách mastili curling aj slovenskí reprezentanti. Ak sa chceš stať reprezentantom aj ty, príď si curling zadarmo vyskúšať v sobotu 26. októbra v curlingovej hale na zimáku V. Dzurillu v Ružinove od 16.00 do 18.00. Bezplatné hodiny sa konajú s finančnou podporou mestskej časti Ružinov. Stačí málo, vziať si nešmykľavú obuv, voľné nohavice, aby si sa mohol pri odhode kameňa pohodlne zohnúť, a ohlásiť svoj príchod mailom na info@curling.sk. Aj keď sa curling niekomu zdá ako náročný šport, nie je to žiadna veda, za hodinku budeš gúlať ako šampión :)
Aby ti niekto uveril, že si bol na curlingu, vezmi so sebou aj svojho kamaráta/ku či priateľa/ku. Všetci záujemcovia sú vítaní :)

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