Record breaking meeting in Bratislava

Women’s Coaches Seminar

 

The Women’s Coaches Seminar held this week in Bratislava gathered record breaking number of participants. From 15 National associations across the Europe 28 women and three men coaches attended the meeting.

 

Branislav KALUZNY and Eva ODOROVA organized everything smoothly on behalf Slovakia’s Association. The lecturers were Jaroslaw KOLODZIEJCZYK Austrian National Coach and Lara BROICH German National Coach Cadet Girls alongside Katarzyna KUBAS ITTF Continental Development Manager – Women’s Activity Program Report.

 

KOLODZIEJCZYK talked about coaching of young table tennis players and major technical mistakes whilst BROICH explained footwork learning methods with young players.

 

 

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