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Sharjah Ladies Club’s fencing team train in Qatar
The Sharjah Ladies Club (SLC) fencing team has successfully concluded their visit to Doha for a four-day external training camp at Alittihad Club Premises, in preparation for the Second Arab Women Sports Tournament (AWST 2014) set to be held from 2-12 February 2014.
The team delegation includes Zarqa Al Yamama Al Jundi as an administrator, coach Reham Hanafi, physical therapist Maria, in addition to six players:
Rayan Talib, Ghadeer Talib, Sarah Nasser, Dana Humaid, Reem Osman, and Hind Hussein.
The SLC fencing team took part in a joint training camp with Qatar Fencing Federation, during which a fitness programme, fencing lessons, and individual and team games were also set up with the Qatar National Team. The coaching team hopes to reap the best possible benefits from the Qatari camp, aiming at preparing their players for AWST 2014 via interaction with various fencing schools.
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