Burgenland talents show their skills in Oberwart

Burgenland talents show their skills in Oberwart

As part of the Burgenland state championships in rhythmic gymnastics, around 200 children from around eight different clubs in the Oberwart sports hall will compete next Sunday, October 13th. This event is organized by the local association ASKÖ RG Oberwart and offers the young talents a platform to present their skills.

Brigitta Veninger, who have been training girls from the age of four in this sport since 2016, is proud of their protégés. Under this is also the talented Hanga Tóth-Németh, which at the age of four and a half years found its way into rhythmic gymnastics. She found her inspiration during the 2012 Olympic Games in London. At the age of ten she moved to Veninger to Oberwart, where she could develop continuously.

The fascination of rhythmic gymnastics

rhythmic gymnastics combines sporting top performance with aesthetic movement and requires both time and space feeling. It is a way for the athletes to express their personality and communicate through music and movement. Hanga Tóth-Németh plans to start your trainer training soon to inspire others in this art form.

essential for this discipline are the various handheld devices that are used in competition. They include tires, balls, clubs and ligaments. In order to conduct these devices with grace and harmony, body control and concentrated work are essential.

support for the association

The ASKÖ RG Oberwart is always looking for new sponsors and training opportunities. "In order to be able to prepare ourselves optimally for competitions, we need rooms with a corresponding height," explains Veninger. The community is invited to check support offers in order to offer the young athletes the best possible support.

For more information about the event and the success of the athletes, details can be found in a comprehensive report, on www.meinbeinbezirk.at .