Bioagra supports young tennis players who are taking their first steps in tournament competition. Of course, Mr. Kukurydza is here to help search for the successors of Iga Świątek and Jerzy Janowicz.

The first event supported by Bioagra was Wimbledon – START, a tournament from the “Nyski Wielki Szlem” series organized by UKS Nyska Tennis School and the Nysa Poviat. It was attended by 16 young athletes who have recently started their adventure with tennis. The competition took place in three categories corresponding to the age and level of advancement of the players. Mr. Corn enthusiastically supported the young players. Thanks to their great commitment, he also learned his first tennis lesson.

As emphasized by the organizers, the use of the names of the largest tennis tournaments carries a significant educational value. Getting to know their history and specificity, children are encouraged to expand their sports knowledge not only one a practical but also theoretical level. They learn, for example, that Wimbledon, played on grass courts, is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, while the Australian Open is traditionally held on hard courts in Melbourne.

The Nysa Tennis Championship for the Mayor’s Cup for Children and Youth – START took place on 27th July. 14 young tennis players in three age categories took part in the tournaments co-organized by the Nysa Commune. The next Tournament, this time in the OPEN category, will be held on August 27 this year.

After the recent successes of Iga Świątek, tennis coaches notice a significant increase in interest in this sport. Children as young as five years old can start their education. They have naturally great opportunities to learn by imitating, repeating and remembering good habits. Hand-eye coordination acquired at an early age, one of the greatest benefits of playing tennis, is of enormous importance for the further psychophysical development of children, as well as for their potential sports career. In the tennis education of the youngest, the key is to create an atmosphere of fun while maintaining healthy rules of sports competition in a positive and safe environment.

Tennis performed by the youngest is another discipline of children’s amateur sports sponsored by Bioagra. The company also supports young LKS Goświnowice footballers, a group of children perfecting their chess skills and other sports.