This summer, Le Bien Public is meeting with seniors who continue to regularly participate in sports. Our second stop is at the Chenôve Tennis Club, where 90-year-old Marielle Gallay, the club's president, still trains nearly eight hours a week. For this woman, who will soon be competing in the World Over-90 Championships, tennis is much more than a sport: it's also a passion and a true form of therapy.
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This summer, Le Bien Public is meeting with seniors who continue to regularly participate in sports. Our second stop is at the Chenôve Tennis Club, where 90-year-old Marielle Gallay, the club's president, still trains nearly eight hours a week. For this woman, who will soon be competing in the World Over-90 Championships, tennis is much more than a sport: it's also a passion and a true form of therapy.