Podcast om fluekast og træning

18. oktober 2024 2 Af Lars Broberg

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Bertil Høyer Hansen siger:

18. oktober 2024 kl. 22:29

Rigtig god podcast, med mange gode pointer og gode argumenter for, hvorfor det er vigtigt også at træne kasteteknik 🙂
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- Lars Broberg siger:
  
  21. oktober 2024 kl. 20:32
  
  Tak Bertil, Jeg er glad for at du syntes om den, måske der kommer flere af slagsen 🙂
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