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JOIN THE MOKA RANGERS SPORTS CLUB’S FENCING SECTION
TO TRAIN YOUR SWORDSMAN SKILLS!
No, fencing is not a dangerous sport, nor is it an elite sport. You can discover this complete, intense but also demanding and social sporting discipline at Ecole du Centre’s gymnasium. You will work on improving your concentration and reflexes on an approximately 14m by 1.5m strip. Armed with a fresh dose of confidence, you will also learn how
to handle a sword with grace and precision. You don’t have to be sporty to practise fencing, which is accessible to everyone, without exception. You can experience and enjoy this modern, highly technical and physically demanding sport on your own, with colleagues or family!
From 6 years old | Equipment for rent on site.
ECOLE DU CENTRE GYMNASIUM, HELVÉTIA, MOKA
5731 0312 FACEBOOK.COM/MOKARANGERSSC
Coach: Kevin Museliah (who coaches Caroline Mamet, three-time fencing champion of Mauritius)
Person in charge of the discipline: Caroline Mamet
Schedule of sessions:
Mosquitoes (6-9 years old)
Monday: 5pm-5:45pm
Pupilles (10-13 years old)
Monday: 4:45pm-5:45pm Thursday: 4:45pm-5:45pm Saturday: 11am-noon
14 years old-Veteran
Monday: 5:45pm-7pm Thursday: 5:15pm-7pm Saturday: 10am-noon
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A NEW PUBLIC OUTDOOR
5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL FIELD IN MOKA
A new sports facility is available since July 2020 across the street from the Moka police station. This 5-a-side football pitch was built on
the initiative of the District Council of Moka.
5-a-side football is played
on fenced artificial pitches
by two teams of five players. It involves short, intense and rather technical play. Football fans in the area can use the facility every day from 8am to 9pm to indulge their passion. This welcoming place is perfect to relax with friends or after a hard day of work!
Exclusively for residents of Moka and upon reservation only:
MR CARL ETIENETTE
5739 5801
MT ORY ROAD, MOKA (OPPOSITE THE POLICE STATION)
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MUAY THAI KICK BOXING CLASSES
IN CAMP SAMY
Muay Thai is taught by Berty d’Eau free of charge at the Camp Samy village hall. This martial art developed in Thailand has gained such popularity that it has received provisional recognition as an Olympic sport. It is also known as The Art
of the Eight Limbs and fighters are allowed to strike their opponent with their fists, elbows, knees and feet.
Berty has twelve years of expertise in the field and is delighted to see the strong interest in this sport from the people of the region. Muay Thai is taught three times a week to children and adults between 5 and 77 years old. He adds that parent-child sessions are an opportunity to spend time with the family.
CAMP SAMY VILLAGE HALL, MOKA 5763 7500
FROM 5:30PM TO 7:30PM, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY