Savez za sport i rekreaciju FBIH
Slobodan Klačar
Through this training, I learned how important it is to create activities where every person feels included, respected and supported. It was very useful to see how sport can become more accessible for people with disabilities when trainers have the right knowledge and approach. I especially liked that we spoke about real situations and practical solutions, not only theory. This training gave me a better understanding of how small adaptations can make a big difference.
Erol Kovačević
I really enjoyed the training because it was practical, clear and full of positive energy. I learned new ways to support participants with disabilities during sport and outdoor activities. What I liked most was the focus on teamwork and communication, because those are very important when working with different groups. After this training, I feel more prepared to take part in inclusive activities and support others in a better way.
Efendić Almija
This training helped me understand that inclusion starts with small steps. I learned how to adapt activities, communicate better and make participants feel safe and respected. The training also reminded me that people with disabilities should not be seen through limitations, but through their abilities and potential. I left the training with new ideas and more motivation to apply them in practice.
Adi Sjenarević
For me, the most important lesson was that a trainer must be flexible and ready to adapt. Every person has different needs, and this training showed us how to respond to them in a simple and respectful way. I also learned that good preparation is very important before any activity. When we plan well, we can create a safer and more enjoyable experience for everyone.
Tajra Zekić
I enjoyed the atmosphere and the teamwork during the training. I learned that sport can be a powerful tool for confidence, friendship and equal participation. It was inspiring to see how running, swimming and hiking can be adapted so more people can take part. This experience showed me that inclusion is not only about access, but also about making people feel welcome.
Nidal Behlulović
The training gave me a better understanding of the barriers that people with disabilities face. I now feel more motivated to help create activities that are open to everyone. I learned that trainers have an important role in removing fear, building trust and encouraging participation. This training was a good reminder that inclusion should be part of every sport and recreational activity.
Adi Avdić
I liked that we did not only talk about inclusion but also about practical examples. I learned how trainers can make running, swimming and hiking safer and more accessible. The training helped me understand that inclusion requires attention, patience and creativity. I believe this knowledge can be used in many future activities with young people, athletes and people with disabilities.
Nejira Kapo
This was a very inspiring experience. I learned how important patience, communication and planning are when working with people with disabilities. The training helped me feel more confident because it explained inclusion in a simple and practical way. I also enjoyed meeting other participants and exchanging ideas with people who want to make sport more open to everyone.
Alen Ćirić
The training was useful because it connected sport, education and real-life situations. I learned that inclusion is not complicated when we have the right knowledge and attitude. What stayed with me the most is that every trainer can make a positive change if they are prepared to listen and adapt. I believe this training will help me in future work with different groups of participants.
Muhamed Kopić
I learned that being a trainer means much more than leading an activity. It means creating trust, supporting people and helping everyone feel that they belong. The training showed me that inclusive sport is not only about physical movement, but also about respect, dignity and teamwork. I enjoyed the training because it was useful, positive and easy to understand.
Zunđa Amel
This training opened my perspective. I learned that people with disabilities should be included in activities not as guests, but as equal participants. I especially liked the message that sport belongs to everyone, and that our role as trainers is to make this possible. The training gave me practical knowledge that I can use in future inclusive events and activities.
Timur Smailbegović
I enjoyed meeting new people and learning from different experiences. The training showed me how we can use sport to bring people closer together. I learned that inclusion is built through communication, trust and good planning. This was a very positive experience, and I believe the knowledge from this training can help us create better opportunities for people with disabilities.
Siniša Kovač
For me, the training was very meaningful because it focused on real inclusion. I learned how to think more carefully about accessibility and the needs of each participant. It was important to hear that trainers should not focus only on what someone cannot do, but on how to adapt the activity so they can participate. This training gave me a stronger sense of responsibility as someone involved in sport and community activities.
Amel Mekić
I liked the practical approach of the trainers. The examples were easy to understand and helped me see how I can use this knowledge in future activities. I learned that inclusion requires both knowledge and empathy. The training also showed that people with disabilities can enjoy sport and outdoor activities when the environment is supportive and well prepared.
Tolić Hana
This training made me feel more confident to work with different groups. I learned that good communication and empathy are key parts of inclusive training. I also learned that every participant should feel seen, heard and respected. The atmosphere was friendly and motivating, and I really enjoyed being part of a group that wants to make sport more accessible.
Elzar Rahman
I learned that outdoor activities can be adapted when trainers are creative and prepared. The training motivated me to support more inclusive sport opportunities. I especially liked the focus on practical solutions because it showed that inclusion is possible when we plan carefully. This experience helped me understand how important it is to give everyone a real chance to participate.
Nedim Čović
The most important thing I learned is that every participant deserves respect, attention and a chance to take part. Inclusion should be part of every activity we organize. The training helped me understand how trainers can create a safe and positive environment for people with disabilities. I enjoyed the discussions and the opportunity to learn something that can be used in real life.
Anel Pirić
I enjoyed the training because it was simple, useful and full of good examples. It helped me better understand how to support people with disabilities in sport. I learned that sometimes small changes in communication, equipment or activity structure can make participation much easier. This training was a good experience because it gave us knowledge that can be applied immediately.
Anel Kreho
This experience showed me that inclusion is not only about access, but also about feeling welcome. I learned how trainers can build that kind of environment through respect, patience and good communication. The training also helped me understand the importance of adapting activities to different abilities. I believe this knowledge will help us organize better and more inclusive sport events.
Mak Bajramović
I learned that sport can change the way people see themselves and others. This training gave me new ideas on how to use sport for connection and empowerment. I liked that the training focused on people, not only on activities. It showed me that when we include everyone, we create stronger communities and better opportunities for all participants.
Šukić Mirsad
The training was very positive and educational. I learned how important it is to remove barriers and give people with disabilities the opportunity to participate actively. I also learned that trainers need to be patient, prepared and open-minded. This training helped me understand that inclusion is a process, but it starts with our willingness to make a change.
Junuz Ahmed
I liked that the training focused on real skills that we can use in practice. I learned how to plan activities in a more inclusive and responsible way. The training also helped me understand that every person has different needs, and trainers must be ready to adapt. I enjoyed the experience and I believe it will help me in future work with participants.
Karadža Ajdin
This training gave me new motivation to work with people and support inclusion through sport. I learned that with the right approach, everyone can be part of the activity. What I found especially useful was the focus on practical examples and real challenges. The training made me think more about how we can make our future activities more accessible, safer and more enjoyable for everyone.