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In Kursk in “Helios” are waiting for pupils in a free skateboarding school

In the youth center "Helios" does not stop the school for training skateboarding

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In Kursk in “Helios” are waiting for pupils in a free skateboarding school

In the youth center "Helios" does not stop the school for training skateboarding. The training process is built here by experienced riders and dedicated instructors.

Mentors easily find an approach to wards with any level of skill. They help beginners who do not yet dare to stand on the board, and improve the skills of those who have already mastered complex elements, the Kursk mayor’s office said.

It is important to note that attending classes is absolutely free, and there are no age restrictions for participants.

Even if you do not have your own board or protection, it will not be an obstacle to training. At the disposal of the park there is a sufficient supply of equipment and equipment, which are issued to everyone without any fee.

We will remind, the school is located at the address: skate park "Helios", street 50 years of October, house 102.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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