Sportangebot in Bollendorf
28. Feb. 2022
1 Min. Lesezeit
Karate - Kinderturnen - Schwimmen
Sowohl der Tennisclub als auch der Sportverein bieten Schnuppertrainings an.
Der Sportverein lädt insbesondere in den Abteilungen Karate und Kinderturnen zum Probetraining ein.
Außerdem gibt es die Möglichkeit, über den Bademeister in der Bollendorfer Schwimmschule Schwimmkurse zu buchen. Diese wurde in 2022 brandneu eröffnet.
Inhaber Marc Pletat,
Tel. 015156382184 | marc.pletat@gmx.de oder freibad@bollendorf.de
Freibad Bollendorf: Sauerstaden 0, 54669 Bollendorf, Telefon: (0049) 6526353
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