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Rahul Tawar
Ludhiana: Following local gymnasts’ demands to renovate the wooden floor of the gymnastic coaching centre, the district sports department has started work on re-carpeting of the premises. Officials said the state sports department has sanctioned Rs 1 lakh for district sports department officials to complete development work in the next one week so that the gymnastic coaching centre can be re-opened for practice sessions.
Officials said the sports department will replace all nine wooden partitions of the floor of the coaching centre. After completing the wooden floor work, the department will begin work of installing new floodlights inside the multipurpose hall of Guru Nanak Dev stadium.
Prem Singh, a gymnastics coach said, “Work has been initiated to provide better coaching infrastructure to local players who are training to improve their performance.”
District sports officer Ravinder Singh said work on the floor will be completed soon. “We will complete this work in next two to three days as we have brought all the infrastructure required to renovate the wooden floor of the coaching centre which is in bad shape due to excessive use by local players during morning and evening training sessions over the past few years,” he said.
Ravinder Singh added that the sports department planned to upgrade basic sports infrastructure in the district at the earliest as the local centre was not being used by local coaches for normal training sessions due to restrictions during the pandemic. He said this would give them enough time to conduct essential development work for the welfare of local trainees.
Ludhiana: Following local gymnasts’ demands to renovate the wooden floor of the gymnastic coaching centre, the district sports department has started work on re-carpeting of the premises. Officials said the state sports department has sanctioned Rs 1 lakh for district sports department officials to complete development work in the next one week so that the gymnastic coaching centre can be re-opened for practice sessions.
Officials said the sports department will replace all nine wooden partitions of the floor of the coaching centre. After completing the wooden floor work, the department will begin work of installing new floodlights inside the multipurpose hall of Guru Nanak Dev stadium.
Prem Singh, a gymnastics coach said, “Work has been initiated to provide better coaching infrastructure to local players who are training to improve their performance.”
District sports officer Ravinder Singh said work on the floor will be completed soon. “We will complete this work in next two to three days as we have brought all the infrastructure required to renovate the wooden floor of the coaching centre which is in bad shape due to excessive use by local players during morning and evening training sessions over the past few years,” he said.
Ravinder Singh added that the sports department planned to upgrade basic sports infrastructure in the district at the earliest as the local centre was not being used by local coaches for normal training sessions due to restrictions during the pandemic. He said this would give them enough time to conduct essential development work for the welfare of local trainees.
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