Athletics: The France Pole Resumes Its Activities in Nantes
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The France athletics pole in Nantes is resuming its activities. This national centre welcomes young high-level athletes who train to take part in national and international competitions. It allows athletes to combine their training with their studies or work, under conditions suited to their level.
The France poles are managed with the support of the Ministry of Sports and the sports federations. Their goal is to prepare French athletes for major events, such as the European Championships, the World Championships or the Olympic Games. For young athletes, being part of this programme represents an important step in their career.
With this resumption, the Nantes pole regains its role in training athletes from the region and the country. Sports officials hope that this renewed activity will help detect new talent and strengthen the level of French athletics. Full details of the schedule and arrangements for the resumption have not yet been widely disclosed.
Sources: Ouest-France
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