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RS Feva training goes international

by Golly Tucker on 8 Feb 2012
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In keeping with the class ethos of inclusiveness, development and performance the RS Fevas are taking training international.

From 31 March to 4 April, Estartit in Spain will host coaches from four countries and sailors from five countries – Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, UK and Malta. The camp will be run by top International Feva coaches with three days coaching followed by two days of racing. Families are hoping for early spring sunshine to add to the event ingredients! The concept appears to have met with general approval as the event is already fully booked. If all goes well the International Feva Association are hoping to run more training camps throughout Europe.
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