Holiday fun
Boredom has no chance here: The polysportive “Move Ya” camp keeps children busy in Goldach and Tübach
The unconventional sports camp “Move Ya” starts on Tuesday and lasts until Friday. The four-day camp is a program that children and young people can put together individually. The focus is on fun and games. There are still a few remaining places available.
At JC Tadashi Goldach, the girls and boys learn about the Japanese martial art judo.
The Tadashi Goldach judo club is involved in the camp for the second time. “You can feel that the children come to the camp motivated. They participate very well, they are curious and ask a lot of questions. It is a great pleasure to work with the girls and boys. Together we find out in a playful way what judo is all about, and we have a lot of fun doing it. “They particularly like the little competitions at the end of the training and they wouldn’t want to stop,” says one of the J+S-trained supervisors.
The initiators deliberately chose the time for the “Move Ya” camp. They are both fathers and have had the experience that you either have to go back to work in the third week of the fall vacation or that you are slowly running out of ideas for trips with the children. That’s why the week is ideal.
Registration on site
A handful of places for the “Move Ya” camp are still available. Interested parents must come to the Kellen sports facility in Tübach on Tuesday or Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. to register with their children. Information about this is available via email [email protected]
