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Kuwait rhythmic gymnastics team begins training camp in Georgia
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Kuwait rhythmic gymnastics team begins training camp in Georgia

From Arab Times · () English

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  • The Kuwait women's rhythmic gymnastics team is in Georgia for an overseas training camp from Aug. 9 to 28.
  • The camp prepares the team for upcoming competitions, including the West Asia Championship in Jordan.
  • The Kuwait Gymnastics Federation aims to enhance the gymnasts' technical and physical readiness.

The Kuwaiti women's rhythmic gymnastics national team has arrived in Georgia to commence an intensive overseas training camp. This program, running from August 9 to 28, is a crucial part of their preparation for upcoming competitions, with the West Asia Championship in Jordan being a primary focus.

The delegation includes gymnasts Layan Hadi, Raya Al-Qassar, Fawzia Al-Abdulkarim, and Sarah Al-Bannai. They are under the tutelage of Ukrainian coach Victoria Visbok. This camp is a key initiative by the Kuwait Gymnastics Federation to bolster the team's technical capabilities and physical conditioning ahead of the demanding competition season.

The intensive schedule is designed to refine the gymnasts' skills and elevate their overall performance. The federation is particularly focused on the West Asia Championship, where they aim for strong showings and high rankings. This effort builds upon the recent progress made in Kuwaiti rhythmic gymnastics.

Federation officials expressed confidence in the athletes' dedication and discipline. They emphasized the importance of maximizing the camp's benefits, noting that the gymnasts will continue to gain valuable experience from previous competitions where they delivered encouraging results. The camp represents a significant investment in the team's development and future success.

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