The best French specialists in sprint and hurdles have returned to the Creps in Nantes to begin a new preparation season.
The facilities of the French Centre of Excellence at the Creps in Nantes reopened their doors on Monday, November 2nd, welcoming the best French specialists in sprint and hurdles for the beginning of a new sports season. This back-to-school period marks the long-awaited resumption of training at this centre of excellence which welcomes the most promising athletes in the country each year.
The athletes were able to reconnect with the centre's specialized facilities, finding the tracks and equipment necessary for their preparation. This resumption follows an interruption period which had forced athletes to adapt their training program. The French Centre of Excellence in Nantes is a cornerstone in developing future French champions in the disciplines of speed and hurdles.
The Creps management has implemented a gradual resumption protocol, allowing athletes to progressively return to their fitness level. The national coaches are closely monitoring each athlete's preparation, with the objective of bringing them to peak performance for the upcoming international competitions. This back-to-school period represents a pivotal moment in the preparation calendar of the French national teams.
The sprint and hurdles specialists now have all the necessary infrastructure to work in optimal conditions. The French Centre of Excellence in Nantes thus confirms its central role in the identification and development of French athletic talents, particularly in speed and hurdle events.
The athletes were able to reconnect with the centre's specialized facilities, finding the tracks and equipment necessary for their preparation. This resumption follows an interruption period which had forced athletes to adapt their training program. The French Centre of Excellence in Nantes is a cornerstone in developing future French champions in the disciplines of speed and hurdles.
The Creps management has implemented a gradual resumption protocol, allowing athletes to progressively return to their fitness level. The national coaches are closely monitoring each athlete's preparation, with the objective of bringing them to peak performance for the upcoming international competitions. This back-to-school period represents a pivotal moment in the preparation calendar of the French national teams.
The sprint and hurdles specialists now have all the necessary infrastructure to work in optimal conditions. The French Centre of Excellence in Nantes thus confirms its central role in the identification and development of French athletic talents, particularly in speed and hurdle events.
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Source: Ouest-France