Séance féminine
- Anne Tran
- 3 mars 2022
- 1 min de lecture
Dernière mise à jour : 13 mars 2022
Pendant ces vacances scolaires, le RCF Badminton a organisé deux séances exclusivement féminines. Nos filles ont pu profiter de deux entraînements encadrés par deux de nos championnes, Anne TRAN et Vimala HERIAU, membres de l'équipe de France ! Trop bien ! 😱😱
Les badistes ont eu la chance de bénéficier de conseils en double dame et en simple. Du travail technique, physique ainsi que tactique étaient au programme, avec de petits jeux pour que les séances soient plus fun ! 🔵⚪️
Les filles avaient toutes des niveaux différents, mais sont toutes reparties plus fortes que jamais ! 💪💪
Un grand merci à Vimala et Anne ! 🤩
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Si vous faites partie des filles qui ont profité de cette expérience, dites-nous ce que vous en avez pensé dans les commentaires ! 😉
Woeusssssssss 🥇🏸
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