ETTU hopes warming up for World Championships in Melbourne

In the eve of the 2018 World Junior Table Tennis Championships in Bendigo Australia all teams players and coaches well arrived to Melbourne. They will be the part of the ETTU WJC Preparation Camp (Melbourne 25th of November – 1st of December).

 

“In total we have 29 players 16 from our Eurotalents U-17 project and 13 coaches. Three coaches are responsible for implementing the ETTU WJC Preparation Camp: Davit SARGSYAN Madalin IONASCU and me ” said ETTU Development Manager Neven CEGNAR. “ The rest of coaches are from France Romania Russia and Poland.

 

Daily practice program is already in full swing in five sessions:

  • Morning 2 sessions (8 30-13 15)
  • Afternoon 2 sessions (14 30-19 15)
  • Evening 1 session (20 30-21 30)

 

“Here are also teams from USA Canada and Australia sharing the practice time with us. Everything is fine and we have great support from Loops Table Tennis Academy Simon GERADA and his staff ” stated CEGNAR.

 

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