At 32, Clément Lannoy has launched his coaching business, running open table tennis sessions for all audiences near Pontivy.
In the Pontivy region, the arrival of Clément Lannoy in the sports coaching market marks a turning point for local associations. At 32, the table tennis player has chosen to retrain as a sole proprietor. His project, structured around his independent business, aims to offer play time and training tailored to each profile within the clubs in Baud and Pontivy. This new dynamic aligns with a drive to develop sports across the Morbihan department.
Clément Lannoy’s method is based on a strong conviction: table tennis must be inclusive and accessible. Far from the classic standards of competition, his approach seeks to attract a diverse audience. Whether for beginners wanting to discover the racket or seasoned players, the coach adapts his teaching tools. The goal is to create a supportive environment where technical progress does not overshadow the joy of playing and the spirit of camaraderie.
His first steps as a professional have been immediately put into practice. The player is already working with the sports facilities in Baud and Pontivy, two communes located in southern Morbihan. Early feedback confirms the members’ interest in this approach. The coach’s regular presence at these venues helps animate sessions and highlights the club’s social role within its territory.
This local establishment is accompanied by an outlook to the future. Clément Lannoy is looking for new projects to undertake with various associations in the area. Beyond the table, he wishes to build a local network around his expertise. This involves active collaboration with local partners to develop unifying events or specific training cycles. The sole proprietor is available to build bespoke pathways with any interested structure.
The impact of this presence on local sports could prove significant. By creating his own job in this niche field, the coach contributes to the local economy. He brings a professional and structured service offering that complements the work of volunteers. For local table tennis, Clément Lannoy’s arrival fits a logic of professionalization while retaining the soul of the popular sport that has made this discipline successful in western France.
Clément Lannoy’s method is based on a strong conviction: table tennis must be inclusive and accessible. Far from the classic standards of competition, his approach seeks to attract a diverse audience. Whether for beginners wanting to discover the racket or seasoned players, the coach adapts his teaching tools. The goal is to create a supportive environment where technical progress does not overshadow the joy of playing and the spirit of camaraderie.
His first steps as a professional have been immediately put into practice. The player is already working with the sports facilities in Baud and Pontivy, two communes located in southern Morbihan. Early feedback confirms the members’ interest in this approach. The coach’s regular presence at these venues helps animate sessions and highlights the club’s social role within its territory.
This local establishment is accompanied by an outlook to the future. Clément Lannoy is looking for new projects to undertake with various associations in the area. Beyond the table, he wishes to build a local network around his expertise. This involves active collaboration with local partners to develop unifying events or specific training cycles. The sole proprietor is available to build bespoke pathways with any interested structure.
The impact of this presence on local sports could prove significant. By creating his own job in this niche field, the coach contributes to the local economy. He brings a professional and structured service offering that complements the work of volunteers. For local table tennis, Clément Lannoy’s arrival fits a logic of professionalization while retaining the soul of the popular sport that has made this discipline successful in western France.
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Source: Ouest-France