New webinar: the importance of being prepared for the Practice and for the Match

March 4, 2021
7:21 am
Development

ETTU Webinar

After the two well organised online Development Webinars in 2021 ETTU is pleased to invite you on the third one – which will be held on Monday 22nd March at 1400 CET with the topic: ‘The Road to Table Tennis success – the importance of being prepared for the Practice and for the Match’. The lecture will be presented by Peter ENGEL who has worked together as a player and a coach with more than ten players ranked in the top ten in the World.

Webinar will be open to all ETTU National Team coaches and National team level players as well.

Please send your fulfilled entry form to ETTU Development Manager Neven CEGNAR (ncegnar@gmail.com) with copy to ETTU Administration Officer Ana IVOŠEVIĆ (ana.antic.ettu@gmail.com) within Friday 19th March 2021 1200 CET noon latest.

Presentation Entry form and Timetable are here.

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