The Rugby Club Vannes is relocating a training session to the Kerabus stadium in Plouhinec, open to the public on Wednesday, October 28 at noon.
Rugby Club Vannes, competing in the Top 14, is temporarily adjusting its weekly schedule. On Wednesday, October 28, a squad training session will leave the club's usual base and be hosted at the Kerabus stadium in Plouhinec, in the Morbihan department.
What sets this session apart is that it will be open to the public, starting at 12 noon. Supporters wishing to watch the players at work outside the stands of the Vannes stadium will be able to attend the drills, under conditions close to those of a match preparation.
This type of off-site outing allows the club to bring its team closer to its supporters across different communes of the department. Training sessions held away from the home base are not uncommon in professional rugby, where coaching staff sometimes seek to refresh the working environment or to create direct contact with the local public.
The choice of Plouhinec fits within this logic of proximity. The Kerabus stadium regularly hosts local matches and sporting activities, and making it available for a session with the professional club gives visibility both to the commune and to rugby across the territory.
The information available at this stage covers the date, the venue and the opening time to the public. Details of the session itself, including its content and the possible presence of certain players, have not been specified. Rugby fans interested in attending may consult the club's official communications for further details before the event.
What sets this session apart is that it will be open to the public, starting at 12 noon. Supporters wishing to watch the players at work outside the stands of the Vannes stadium will be able to attend the drills, under conditions close to those of a match preparation.
This type of off-site outing allows the club to bring its team closer to its supporters across different communes of the department. Training sessions held away from the home base are not uncommon in professional rugby, where coaching staff sometimes seek to refresh the working environment or to create direct contact with the local public.
The choice of Plouhinec fits within this logic of proximity. The Kerabus stadium regularly hosts local matches and sporting activities, and making it available for a session with the professional club gives visibility both to the commune and to rugby across the territory.
The information available at this stage covers the date, the venue and the opening time to the public. Details of the session itself, including its content and the possible presence of certain players, have not been specified. Rugby fans interested in attending may consult the club's official communications for further details before the event.
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Source: Ouest-France