Vabaduse väljakule loodi ajutiselt pallimänguplatsid

Vabaduse väljakule loodi ajutiselt pallimänguplatsid

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Temporary sports courts created on Freedom Square

Eelmisel nädalal loodi Vabaduse väljakule ajutised palliplatsid. kuni 22. augustini.
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Last week, temporary sports courts were created on Freedom Square. They are open to all game enthusiasts until August 22nd.

Kahe rannavolleväljaku jaoks toodi . . Treener Laos Lukas ütles: "Liiv on praegu pehme. Kui vihma sajab, siis võib see kõvaks muutuda. Aga praegu on see kuivades oludes väga hea."
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800 tons of sand were brought in for two beach volleyball courts. The sand will later be recycled. Coach Laos Lukas said: "The sand is currently soft. If it rains, it may harden. But in dry conditions, it is very good."

Eeloleval nädalavahetusel toimuvad Vabaduse väljakul Eesti rannavolle meistrivõistlused. Esmaspäeval harjutasid seal noored tippmängijad. Võrkpallur Keira Liina Lukas ütles: " . Liiv ja väljak on väga mugav."
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This weekend, the Estonian beach volleyball championships will take place on Freedom Square. On Monday, young top players practiced there. Volleyball player Keira Liina Lukas said: "It’s very good to train here. The sand and the court are very comfortable."

Väljaku teises osas on . Uljana ütles: " ." Igor lisas: "Mulle see väga meeldib! See on esimene kord, kui siin mängin, aga mulle väga meeldib."
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In another part of the square, there is a 3x3 basketball court. Uljana said: "I’m very happy that such a place exists." Igor added: "I really like it! It’s the first time I’m playing here, but I really enjoy it."

Jaani kiriku juures olevatel jõumasinatel.
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Those who don’t fit on the sports court can do outdoor training on the exercise machines near St. John's Church.

Palliplatsid on avatud ööpäev läbi. . Projektijuht Robert Peets ütles: "Meil on kaks pallikasti, kus on tasuta mänguvahendid. . Osad pallid on juba ära kadunud, aga loodan, et neid kasutatakse mujal. Me jälgime ja täidame vajadusel pallikastid uuesti."
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The sports courts are open 24/7. On-site, sports equipment can also be borrowed. Project manager Robert Peets said: "We have two ball boxes with free sports equipment. The principle is 'take, play, and return.' Some balls have already disappeared, but I hope they are being used elsewhere. We monitor and refill the ball boxes as needed."