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ATHLETICS CAMP in VENTSPILS, LATVIA Together with Olympic Champion Dainis Kula Dear athletes, We would like to invite You to the Training Camp together with Olympic champion Dainis Kula, the winner of Olympic Games 1980 (Moscow) in javelin throw. 1. You are very welcome to Ventspils, Latvia, from 11.06. – 19.06.2016. You have a chance to take part in D. Kula Cup in Ventspils, Latvia 12.06.2016. After the competition, there is a 6 day’s training camp with D.Kula and again You have a chance to take part in J.Lusis Cup in Jelgava, Latvia 19.06.2016. The cost is: 1) Accommodation 11. - 19.06., in a private guest house + training (8 nights, self catering +5 training’s) = 170.- EUR 2) Trip to Jelgava on 19.06.2016., and to Riga by car = 30.- EUR 3) Entry fees in D.Kula Cup in Ventspils – 3.- EUR 4) Bus ticket- Riga Airport – Riga Bus Station – Ventspils (aprox. 200km)=12.- EU 2. You are very welcome to Ventspils before Baltic States Championschips in Vilnius, Lithuania. You have a chance to enjoy Midsummer Festival in Ventspils, Latvia, from 23. – 24.06.2016., and after the festival, there is a training camp with D.Kula and a trip to Baltic States Championschip, Vilnius, Lithuania 02. -03.07.2016. The cost is: 1) Accommodation 23.06. – 01.07.2016., in a private guest house + training (8 nights, self catering + 6 training’s) = 180.-EUR 2) Trip to Vilnius on 01.07. and back to Riga on 03.07.2016., by car + accommodation in Deluxe Twin Room = approx. 65.- EUR 3)Entry Fees in Baltic States Championschip: one event = 10.- EUR, for each additional event = 3.- EUR In both examples there is a possibillity to change the number of nights and training sessions the athlete wishes to participate. Aditional information about training camp: Dace Brakanska(ENG, DE, RUS, LV), phone: +371-29398024, e – mail: [email protected] Ventspils is a city that won’t leave you indifferent! It is like a small country within a country. There is no need to travel outside Latvia to feel a breath of Europe – you will find everything in Ventspils where even time is counted differently and where flowers, in spite of rhytmus of life dictated by nature, break into blossom earlier than in other places of Latvia, and holyday makers can enjoy an easy walk along city’s cobbled streets. Ventspils is a capital of flowers and fountains; all over the city (even in electrical posts) you can find colourful cow sculptures, but streets, parks, sguares and courtyards are decorated with flower sculptures, figurative flower compositions and tasteful flowerbeds. Ventspils is in unwithering bloom even during the hottest summer days. More information about Ventspils: www.ventspils.lv/eng http:/www.visitventspils.com/en/start/ Free port of Ventspils: www.portofventspils.lv/en Welcome to Ventspils, a city with a promissing future!.

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