Quicky hoppskole – Ski jumping schools for children
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In cooperation with highly profiled athletes in ski jumping the Norwegian Ski Federation visits clubs in Norway and offers an easy organised ski jumping school for young children. The ski jumping school is based on ski jumping at very small hills.
Overall Focus
- No specific information available
Target Group
- No specific information available
Support/Partners
- Norwegian Ski Federation
Timing
No specific information available
Contact Information
Helen Ingebretsen
Head of the department for education and children’s activity of the Norwegian Ski Federation
helen@skiforbundet.no [1]
Link
Return to: Promotion & Pricing or Bring Children to the Snow
