The camp was fully funded by the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation.
Over the course of two weeks, 15 young athletes trained daily, focusing on physical conditioning that will help them build endurance for the upcoming sports season. Favorable weather conditions also allowed them to get out on the water using boats provided by the Foundation.
Under the close supervision of two coaches, the rowers practiced covering various distances. In addition to practical sessions, the programme included theoretical training, which together create expectations for strong results throughout the season.
As early as May, Bila Tserkva will host the Open City Rowing Championship, where students of the rowing school—fully supported by the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation—will compete.
It is worth noting that over the next two years, philanthropist Denys Paramonov plans to open a rowing school in Kharkiv.
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The Burevisnyk Children and Youth Sports School of Academic Rowing is located in the capital, where it trains future athletes for the Kyiv and Ukrainian national teams. The school requires an uninterrupted power supply during large-scale electricity outages. The management of Burevisnyk approached the Foundation with a request for assistance.
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Experienced instructors from the EAST Tactical Medical Center taught utility workers how to provide first aid to injured people, as emergency utility crews are often among the first to arrive at emergency situations.
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The Foundation received the corresponding request from the Department of Social Protection of the Population of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration.
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