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Nederlandse Fierljep Bond
- 1. Fierljeppen International SETS-conference North-West Europe 19-21 nov 2014 Hotel Plaza Amsterdam Airport
- 11. Aluminium polsen vanaf 1977 Rimmer en Watte Abma
- 13. • Strakke kleding Moderne sportkleding
- 14. FK Fierljeppen
- 16. Veel media aandacht! Veel media aandacht!
- 17. Jeugd NK
- 18. World Sport for All Games Busan 2008 en Siauliai 2012
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Editor's Notes
- Kleding en uitstraling verandering in de laatste 5 jaar.
- Fries kampioenschap, nederlands kampioenschap + rest van de wedstrijden
- Spectaculaire kijksport. Stukje trainings arbeid
- Stukje jeugd