Discover Exciting New Activities at the Social Center!
Get ready for a spring filled with engaging activities at the Social Center! We have something for everyone,from archery enthusiasts to aspiring chefs.
Learn the Art of Archery
Starting March 18th, join Franck leclerc for a five-week archery program in Lanuejouls.Every Friday evening, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., you’ll hone your skills in the Lanuejouls multipurpose hall. This program is perfect for adults adn teenagers aged 12 and above. The cost for the entire five-session program is €50.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn a new skill and have fun! For more information and to register, contact the Social Center.
Embark on a Culinary Journey to japan
Also beginning on March 18th, Saya Braillard invites you to explore the world of Japanese cuisine. Join her for a series of four introductory sessions held every Friday evening from 6:00 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at the Drulhe village hall.
Limited spots are available, so don’t delay!
For details and registration, reach out to the Social Center at 05 65 80 45 47.
Expanding Horizons: Archery and Culinary Adventures with Olympic Medalist, Anne-Sophie Mathis!
Today, we have a true champion joining us, the inspiring Anne-Sophie Mathis, Olympic medalist and a passionate advocate for expanding horizons.Anne, welcome to the show!
Anne-Sophie: Thanks for having me. It’s great to be here!
Moderator: We’re excited to chat with you, especially sence the Social Center is offering some fantastic new activities this spring.As someone who has dedicated your life to achieving peak physical excellence, what are your thoughts on the archery program launching on March 18th?
Anne-Sophie: I think it’s fantastic to see archery gaining popularity. It demands incredible focus, precision, and discipline – qualities that translate far beyond the sport itself.
Moderator: Absolutely. And the fact that it’s open to both adults and teens aged 12 and above is wonderful. It’s a great prospect for families to engage in a fun, challenging activity together.And at €50 for the entire five-week program, it’s incredibly affordable.
Anne-Sophie: Agreed! Accessibility is crucial. Everyone deserves the chance to explore new passions and challenge themselves, nonetheless of their financial situation.
Moderator: Moving on to another exciting offering, the Social Center is also hosting a series of Japanese culinary workshops. What are your thoughts on exploring new cultures through food?
Anne-Sophie: Food is such a powerful connector. Learning about different cuisines opens your mind to new flavors, traditions, and ways of life. Japanese cuisine, in particular, is renowned for its artistry, freshness, and balance – qualities that resonate with any athlete’s lifestyle.
Moderator: I completely agree. There’s a certain discipline and respect for ingredients that aligns perfectly with the sporting spirit.
Moderator: Anne-Sophie, you’ve achieved incredible heights in your athletic career. What advice would you give to individuals who are hesitant to try something new, to step outside their comfort zone like these programs encourage?
Anne-sophie: The biggest hurdle is often ourselves. We fear failure, we doubt our abilities. But growth happens when we push beyond those limitations. Embrace the challenge, be open to learning, and remember that the joy is in the journey, not just the destination.
Moderator: That’s incredibly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, Anne-Sophie.
Readers, what are your thoughts? Are you tempted to try archery or Japanese cooking? We’d love to hear your opinions in the comments below.
