It is also referred to as the "Gymnastics Club" when its executives took part in track and field and volleyball games, without, however, particularly developing the specific sports. It permanently suspended its activities during the first post-war period (circa 1945).
The club was sometimes called the "Gymnastics Club," but its members engaged in track and field and volleyball without making significant progress in these sports. Its operations were suspended indefinitely during the early post-war years (approximately 1945).