Fit & Gsund: Landjugend Vöcklabruck brings movement to the region

Fit & Gsund: Landjugend Vöcklabruck brings movement to the region

In the Vöcklabruck district, Alexander Soriate, a committed official of the rural youth, successfully completed a course for members in management positions. This course aimed at preparing young people for their tasks in rural youth and conveying the necessary knowledge to create regional projects.

With special attention to health and exercise, Soriat has initiated an innovative project called "Fit & Gsund Mitanand". The aim of this initiative is to emphasize the importance of physical activity and healthy nutrition in everyday life. Often these aspects are not given the necessary attention in hectic life, which illustrates the motivation behind the project.

diverse sports workshops and the Fitpass

As part of “Fit & Gsund Mitanand”, various sports workshops were organized, which offer the participants the opportunity to actively act and enjoy the movement. A special idea was the introduction of a fit pass that enables the local groups of the rural youth to document their activities. In this way you can record which sporting events you took and how many members were actively involved. In order to increase the incentive, the most active local group is rewarded with a price.

An outstanding feature of the project was the cooperation with the Disabled Sports Association Attnang-Vöcklabruck, which promoted an inclusive and supportive atmosphere. This cooperation not only offers the participants of the rural youth the opportunity to expand their sporting skills, but also promote mutual understanding and the community between the different groups of participants.

The initiative of Alexander Soriat and the Vöcklabruck district of Vöcklabruck not only aims to promote sporting activity, but also contributed to raising awareness of healthy ways of life in everyday life. The positive response from the participants shows that such projects arrive and provide valuable impulses for the community. More details on this interesting approach can be found in a detailed report on www.tips.at .