Tréningy klubov, Zimný štadión V. Dzurillu

Bezplatné storno je 48 hodín pred tréningom

Slovenský curlingový zväz oznamuje, že bezplatné storno pravidelných tréningov je 48 hodín pred tréningom. Zrušený tréning treba nahlásiť mailom na jurkovic@tetralogos.sk. Na rovnakej adrese sa dajú prihlasovať aj ďalšie tréningy. Všetky tréningy si môžete skontrolovať v sekcii Obsadenosť haly a počet odtrénovaných hodín na stránke www.curling.sk v sekci Tréningy. Všetky tréningy finančne podporuje MČ Ružinov.
Cena pre členov SCZ je 40 eur/hodina, 10 eur z tejto sumy bude dotovať SCZ. V novej sezóne sa dajú objednávať tréningy aj po polhodinách.

Pravidelné tréningy
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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Russia women defeat Canada for World Junior gold

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For two World Junior teams the journey continues

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