Mäetagusel avati kirveviskamiskeskus

Mäetagusel avati kirveviskamiskeskus

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Axe Throwing Center Opened in Mäetaguse

Mäetaguse kirveviskamise sisehallis toimusid esimesed võistlused viis ja pool aastat tagasi. Alguses oli hallis kaheksa . Nüüd on seal 12 . Lisaks on väljakul veel 10 rada.
Marek Peet on keskuse juht. Ta ütleb, et see on . Eestlased on kirveviskamises maailma parimate seas.
Keskus on aidanud sportlasel paremini treenida. Maarika Lepik on . Ta ütleb, et on aidanud tulemusi parandada. Ta tahab tuua Eestisse .
Keskuse uuendamine maksis 76 000 eurot. Suurema osa rahast andis . Marek Peet . Ta tahab, et inimesed näeksid, mida nad teevad.
Maarika Lepik töötab . Ta ütleb, et inimesed imestavad, kui kuulevad tema hobist. Kirveviskamine on spordiala, mida saab . See on .
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The first competitions in the indoor axe throwing hall in Mäetaguse took place five and a half years ago. Initially, there were eight lanes in the hall. Now there are 12 lanes. In addition, there are 10 more lanes on the outdoor field.
Marek Peet is the center's manager. He says this is the largest axe throwing complex in the world. Estonians are among the best in axe throwing globally.
The center has helped athletes train better. Maarika Lepik is the Estonian champion. She says better training opportunities have helped improve results. She wants to bring the world championships to Estonia.
The renovation of the center cost 76,000 euros. The majority of the funding came from the Just Transition Fund. Marek Peet invites people to visit the center. He wants people to see what they are doing.
Maarika Lepik works as a math teacher. She says people are surprised when they hear about her hobby. Axe throwing is a sport that can be practiced for a lifetime. It's a good way to let off steam.
38 axe throwers participated in the Estonian championships.