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Mladi udeleženci turnirja v odbojki sede pod žarometi med ponedeljkovo popoldansko tekmo v Ljubljani

17/9/2019

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Šport niso le zmage in medalje, temveč igra pomembno vlogo tudi v družbi kot pomemben dejavnik pri socialni vključenosti. S tem v mislih je bil v okviru Erasmus+ vzpostavljen projekt SIT2PLAY, s pomočjo katerega poteka osveščanje o sprejemanju invalidnosti skozi šport.
Šest držav, osem organizacij, približno deset tisoč udeležencev in 100 šol sodeluje v projektu SIT2PLAY, s katerim naslavljamo teme invalidnosti in različnosti v športu na nov način ter poskušamo preobrniti določene vzpostavljene vzorce.
V omenjenem projektu sodelujejo Odbojkarske zveze Slovenije, Italije, Bolgarije, Finske, Estonije in Turčije, skupaj z evropsko paraobojkarsko zvezo in italijanskim paraolimpijskim komitejem in v svojih državah organizirajo tekmovanja v odbojki sede. Odbojkarska zveza Slovenije je prvi, testni turnir za mlade igralce med 14. in 18. letom starosti organizirala v Braslovčah, slovenskem centru odbojke sede, drugega pa v času EuroVolleyja v Ljubljani.
Mladi udeleženci iz devetih slovenskih šol so bili navdušeni nad turnirjem.  "Igrala sem prvič. Zelo mi je všeč, drugače je kot običajna odbojka. Nekaj sprememb pri pravilih je, ampak ni težko. Ko se enkrat vživiš, je enostavno," je povedala Tina. 
Na drugi strani je bila izkušenejša Ela, ki je v preteklosti že sodelovala na tovrstnih turnirjih, tudi na Dunaju: "Že nekaj let odbojko sede igram enkrat tedensko. Zelo je zabavno. Odbojko sede lahko igrajo vsi, ki si to želijo."
In pravila? Žan, eden izmed udeležencev turnirja, je priznal, da je vse zelo enostavno: "Res je nekaj posebnega. Človek se hitro vklopi v to igro. Način je zelo preprost, pravila niso zahtevna. Zdi se mi, da je to prednost odbojke sede."
Še več, odlične povratne informacije so podali tudi šolski mentorji. Tomaž Urbančič iz Gimazije Šiška je bil nad projektom navdušen: "Glede na to, da udeleženci prihajajo iz šol, sem bil navdušen in sem takoj podprl idejo, ko nas je k sodelovanju povabila naša nekdanja dijakinja. Glede na to, da so pravila poenostavljena, da se omogoča celo drugi začetni udarec, kar je največkrat težava pri manj usposobljenih igralcih, se mi zdijo povsem primerna in dobro zasnovana. Absolutno podpiramo."
Medalje in pokale so najboljše ekipe današnjega turnirja prejele med popoldansko tekmo evropskega prvenstva med Rusijo in Finsko. Zmagovalna ekipa turnirja prihaja z Gimnazije Ravne na Koroškem, drugo mesto so si priigrali člani ekipe Šolskega centra Celje, tretji pa so bili člani ekipe Gimnazije Šiška.
Zmagovalna ekipa turnirja v Ljubljani se bo novembra odpravila v Rim, kjer bo potekal finalni mednarodni turnir v sedeči odbojki.
 
 
Več o projektu: https://www.sit2play.eu
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Slovenia spreading the word of inclusive sitting volleyball around Europe

13/5/2019

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Being a teenager is often hard, especially for kids with any kind of special needs. Inclusion is in this term one of the best tools to help kids and adolescents to feel better in their skin since the main purpose of the inclusive work is to make people feel equivalent. Sit2play is, therefore, an amazing project and we wanted to spread the word of it also in some other European countries, which are not directly involved in this project. With this in mind, we helped to organize the inclusive sitting volleyball tournament for primary school kids in Greece.
 
The tournament was held in Trikala, a small city in the Greek mainland, where the department of sports education and sports psychology is. Adapted physical activity is one of the main subjects at the faculty and this year Slovenian captain of sitting volleyball team and the coordinator for Si2play project in Slovenia, Lena Gabršček, is also studying there. That is how students and professors form T.E.F.A.A. came up with the idea of organizing an inclusive sitting volleyball tournament for kids (with special needs). The event took place on 9th of May and there were six teams of kids, form the age of 10 to 14, form two different primary schools and one school for kids with special needs. Teams were mixed – girls and boys, kids with and without special needs together. Every team played against all other teams and in meanwhile when they did not have any matches, there were some other inclusive activities for kids, organized by students. Since the children were quite young and not very familiar with volleyball, the rules were not so strict and they were aloud also to catch the ball and throw it over the net with one or both hands. At the end every kid got a medal and a diploma, confirming that they were part of this tournament.
 
The excitement of kids was incredible. They supported each other and cheered for their favorite teams when not playing. It was, for sure, amazing day, full of joy and laughter. Hopefully, this is not the last inclusive sitting volleyball tournament in Trikala.

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SIT2PLAY: plenty of activities spark enthusiasm in Slovenia

8/5/2019

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Sitting volleyball in Slovenia has definitely got the wind in their sails in the last months. As a part of the European Union Erasmus+ Sit2Play project the Volleyball Federation of Slovenia (together with Italian Volleyball Federation, Turkish Volleyball Federation, Estonian Volleyball Federation, Finnish Sport Association of persons with disabilities and Bulgarian Ministry of Youth and Sports) tries to raise awareness and give the marginalized and underprivileged groups, due to their disabilities, a chance for social inclusion trough this wonderful sport.

​The numerous achievements of this young country in sitting volleyball speak for themselves. The Slovenian women national team claimed nine medals in their twelve appearances at European Championships. They won three podiums at the World Championships and made it to the Paralympic Games three times, always finishing among top 6 teams, while Slovenia’s men are still waiting for their time to shine. However, in 2018 they returned on the international scene after long 17 years and made it to the Qualifiers for the Europeans Championship.

Although the sitting volleyball is being played mostly by people with disabilities it has much greater potential. Confirming this, some of the volleyball clubs around the whole country started collaborating on their own initiative. Both senior teams of Calcit Volleyball participated in a friendly match in URI Soča in Ljubljana, where they tested their skills versus Slovenian sitting volleyball national team players. OK Maribor invited two national team players to join the practice of their U17 team and introduce them to the basics of this sport. The youngsters learned that it’s a beautiful and interesting game; however it’s still quite challenging to play.

In the upcoming months Slovenia will host two major events connected with Sit2Play project. The first one will take place in Braslovče on 16th June and the other one in Ljubljana during the 2019 CEV EuroVolley- Men. The activities for both of them have already started and organizers hope to successfully promote the inclusion of everyone through the sport.

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