Nová sezóna na Zimnom štadióne V. Dzurillu

Prvé tréningy od utorka 17. septembra

Curlingová hala na Zimnom štadióne V. Dzurillu v Ružinove otvára svoju prevádzku. Prvé tréningy sú plánované od utorka 17. septembra. Otvorenie sezóny bolo posunuté pre technické problémy s klimatizáciou. Až do úplného odstránenia problému bude v hale zabezpečené odvlhčovanie vzduchu náhradným riešením. Termíny Prvej ligy mužov a žien to neovplyvní, zápasy budú odohrané v plánovaných termínov. Tréningy na budúci týždeň si môžete skontrolovať v sekcii Obsadenosť haly.
Cena tréningov pre členov SCZ je 40 eur/hodina, 10 eur z tejto sumy bude dotovať SCZ. V novej sezóne sa dajú objednávať tréningy aj po pol hodinách.

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Pondelok
18.00-20.00 repre muži
18.00-20.00 Stonehunterky
Utorok
16.00-18.00 Spirit muži
18.00-20.00 repre muži
18.00-20.00 repre ženy (nepárny týždeň)
Streda
18.30-20.00 repre ženy (párny týždeň)
17.00-19.00 Spirit ženy
Štvrtok
18.00-19.30 Gentlemen and Soupy Team
Piatok
20.00-22.00 Martin
Sobota
19.00-21.00 Martin
Nedeľa
12.00-14.00 Martin

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