Dia Olimpico: Argentina escoge Rosario

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El Comité Olímpico Argentino (COA) celebrará el próximo domingo 30 de junio en Rosario el "Día Olímpico". En conjunto con Asociaciones y Federaciones deportivas de todo el país, los festejos se desarrollarán de 10 a 12 en Avenida de la Costa Estanislao López entre Dorrego y Oroño, a poco más de 600 días de los III Juegos Suramericanos de la Juventud que tendrán lugar en la Cuna de la Bandera del 13 al 25 de abril de 2021.

La actividad a cielo abierto convocará a más de 400 deportistas de todas las edades, quienes llevarán adelante exhibiciones de diversas disciplinas deportivas tales como básquet 3x3, hockey, handball, vóley, patín, esgrima, fútbol, levantamiento de pesas, judo, taekwondo, gimnasia rítmica y lucha, en el marco de Calle Recreativa, un circuito de 28 kilómetros libre de autos, motos y transporte urbano para realizar actividades deportivas.

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