Andorra Hosts Youth Training Camp as Part of ETTU National Association Assistance Program

August 18, 2023
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Andorra a picturesque European nation known for its stunning landscapes hosts Training Camp from August 14th to 19th. Organized as part of the ETTU National Association Assistance Program (NAAP) this project activity is the second of its kind with the inaugural event taking place in 2019. The upcoming training camp aims to provide a unique platform for nurturing young table tennis talents.

The ETTU National Association Assistance Program is designed to support and enhance the development of table tennis at the grassroots level across Europe. The Youth Training Camp in Andorra aligns perfectly with this mission offering young players the opportunity to develop their skills and gain experience under the guidance of a experienced technical team.

The esteemed technical team includes:

Eduard MAYOROV (Coach) Svetlana BAKHTINA (Coach) Rodrigo TAPIA (Sparring) and Gerard MÀDICO (Sparring).

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