Arch sports for children: fun and adventure in the city area recovery!

Arch sports for children: fun and adventure in the city area recovery!

From 04. to August 8, 2025, the city area recreation for children between the ages of 8 and 14 takes place in Berlin. This year, the focus is on the archery, as reports berlin.de The event enables the children to discover their skills in archery and compete against each other at a tournament.

A special highlight will be the construction of your own arch, which can be realized under the guidance of the sponsor "hunter and collector". The excursion to the archery site starts at 10:30 a.m., where the young participants can test their skills in shooting. In addition, there is a supporting program with thematically suitable activities.

registration and participation fee

The participation fee for the entire week is 25 euros per child and includes both the program and the food. Registration is required for participation, which can be made in the downloads via the website www.kijudrwolf.de.

The enthusiasm for archery is not only evident during the city area. An example of this is a children's holiday program in Gosheim, which documents bsc-gosheim.com . Here eight children took part in a program in which they learned the basics of archery. First attempts with the Recurve-Bogen initially led to restraint, but the children quickly came out and showed great enthusiasm after their first goals.

A small competition with colorful balloons that were attached to the targets caused additional incentive. Applause at each goal motivated the participants, who finally also participated in a 3D animal shooting ("Eberhard"). The competition was very well received by the children, which underlines the effectiveness of such programs in the field of sports funding.

meaning of sport for the development of children

The positive impact of movement and sport on children not only becomes clear in leisure programs such as the city area recovery, but is also of great importance for children with special needs. Current scientific findings show that movement plays an important role in the overall development of children. This applies in particular to children and adolescents who are restricted by an oncological disease. According to the German Sports University of Cologne, which has developed special sports therapeutic offers in cooperation with the Amsterdamer Straße children's hospital, Sport helps to better manage therapy loads.

These programs aim to counteract the negative side effects of therapies and to increase the quality of life of those affected. Through targeted sporting activities, children can gain new joie de vivre and actively participate in social life, such as "https://www.dshs-koeln.de/hochschule/projekt-initiions/sportprogramm-fuer-kinder-und-iner-onkological-