Inclusive sports festival in Bad Kreuznach: Movement for everyone on March 29th!

Inclusive sports festival in Bad Kreuznach: Movement for everyone on March 29th!

The 1st creative dance sport club Bad Kreuznach has launched an inclusive sports festival that is supposed to ensure joy and movement in the region. On Saturday, March 29, 2025, the festival opens the doors from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the sports halls of the Lina Hilger High School in Bad Kreuznach. The event is supported by the automotive and motorcycle club (AMC) Ingelheim and focuses on the joint joy of sport and inclusion instead of competition.

Christiane Knoblach, the 1st chair of the 1st KTC, emphasizes that the festival should offer a platform for people with different skills. Patrick Berger, an interview partner and co -organizer, describes that inclusion plays a central role in the concept of this festival. In order to examine the topics and the development of the festival, there is the possibility to listen to the complete interview.

a diverse program

The organizers have planned an impressive show program and various hands -on activities. The highlights include a blind course, box climbing, self -defense and wheelchair tennis. The event is intended to promote an inclusive atmosphere in which participants can become active with and without restrictions.

The last festival of this kind, which took place in the Möbus Stadium, brought the including the including rock band "My Rock Kwien Rica" on stage. The child songwriter Alex Schmeisser, beatboxer Saman, comedian Matthias Jung and several show dance groups also created the best atmosphere. Christiane Knoblach emphasized the generous distribution of activities, especially with regard to the requirements of pandemic.

sport accessible to everyone

Sport plays a crucial role in inclusion work. According to a study by Aktion-mensch.de , joint sport helps to promote acceptance and tolerance and to reduce fears. However, Germany continues to fight with structural barriers in the sports system. The proportion of people with disabilities who do not do sports has risen to 55 %, while it is only 28 % in humans without disabilities.

Niklas Kaul, the patron of the event and decathlon world champion, will also be present and has already emphasized the importance of sport for all people in the past. At past events there was actually the opportunity to train with him, which was particularly emotional. A small participant named Marlon could even show what he learned in a personal show of strength with the world -class athlete.

The motto of this year's festival is: "Abolish the barriers and just participate." This message is underlined by a variety of activities and program items, which should help to make everyone feel good and actively participate. In order to achieve even more people, the event is supplemented by additional actions such as a donation run, whose revenues of the VHL Foundation and Pediatric Cancer Research benefit.