New athletics national school base opened in Oberschützen

New athletics national school base opened in Oberschützen

d ie sports agent school Oberschützen has fought for a special place in school sports Burgenland. At a press conference, it was recently announced that the school would be the fourth official state school base for athletics in Burgenland. This not only makes them a valuable contact point for sports talents, but also the largest location of this kind in the region.

The state of Burgenland and the Burgenland athletics association were on stage together to present this directional decision. The school has proven itself and will take responsibility from the previous pilot phase at the high school. This increases the opportunities for the students to profile themselves in the field of athletics and to train specifically.

The importance of the decision

With the appointment as the state school basket school, the Oberschütz sports school is moved into the first row of sporting training in South Burgenland. The students can count on comprehensive training and valuable support from specialists. In the past few months, those responsible have tried to the future of school sports in the region.

Those responsible at the press conference included Rolf Meixner, President of the Burgenland Athletics Association, and Harald Ziniel, specialist inspector for exercise and sport. They emphasized the positive development that is expected by this step for school sports. Director Daniel Karaconyi and his team have intensively dealt with the promotion of talented athletes and look forward to the new challenge.

The Oberschützen sports agent school will now play a central role in athletics training. This can mean for the students that they will have better access to highly qualified trainers and modern training methods. This could have a positive effect on sporting performance in the long term.

Overall, the developments show how important the support of school sports is. The combination of performance -oriented training and school education could help many young athletes to achieve their goals and possibly even take the step into professional sports. The decision to give this status is a significant step for schools and students in the region.

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