Hagenberg: New sports branch at Borg with parkour and freerunning

Hagenberg: New sports branch at Borg with parkour and freerunning

in Hagenberg will take place on Friday, November 15th, an information afternoon, which should be particularly interested in students and their parents. From 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., visitors in software park 21 can find out about the various school branches of the Borg, especially the new sports branch.

The event offers a comprehensive program that not only includes guided tours through the premises, but also audio guides for individual information intake and options for advice in the H12 room. This gives those interested the opportunity to gain deeper insights into the methods and offers of the school.

new sporting focus

A special highlight of the new sports branch of Borg Linz is the integration of parkour and freerunning as a separate regular subjects in the class. "This is unique in Austria," explains coordinator Andreas Gärtner. This innovative approach aims not only to bring the students closer to traditional sports, but also exceptional forms of movement that promote both creativity and fitness.

In addition to the exciting new sports, the subject of fitness and health sports is another important pillar in sporting training. The students can also demonstrate subjects such as performing arts, ball games and sports studies that round off the courses. This variety enables the students to develop comprehensive sporting and creative skills that are increasingly in demand today.

Registration takes place via the school's website, and the next entrance exam for the new sports two will take place on February 4th. For those who are interested in this unique educational course, it is advisable to stop by beforehand and use all available information in order to start school time. Further details can be read at www.borglinz.at