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Polish Fistball Association POLISH FISTBALL ASSOCIATION Dear Ladies and Gentlemen I have been involved in professional volleyball for over 20 years. As a player I gained Junior World Championship in 1997, Junior Europe Championship in 1996, six titles as a Polish Champion, bronze medal on the Champions League, bronze medal of Austria Championship in 2014 as well as bronze medal on the Czech Republic Championship in 2015. I was proud to represent Poland on the Olimpic Games in Athens in 2004 and also be representative of Polish National Team for 120 times. Thanks to my experience gained during sport's carrier and the chance of working with professionals I know how to combine sport and business to get on well together. Fistball- the sport which is the combination of volleyball and tennis on the grass court. This discipline is not popular among Polish fans and observers but we are convinced that this is only the question of time when fistball becomes recognizable and finally popular in our country. Many Polish sport's fans will have a chance to learn more about fistball thanks to The World Games. This event is organized in Wroclaw. The great benefit of The World Games is the fact that the first professional fistball court will be created in Poland. It may be the impulse to the development of this discipline in our country. In German, Austria and Switzerland it is more and more developing sport, that is why we strongly believe in its potential in our country. Accordingly, we made a decision about setting the first Polish club devoting to this discipline- The Polish Fistball Association. We are also the member of INTERNATIONAL FISTBALL ASSOCIATION which has been acting for almost 60 years and gathers 52 countries. The beginning of Polish Fistball Association started to function in 2017 however the attempts to create the first Polish club responsible for spreading the idea of fistball were taken the year before. Although, our team is just the beginner we have already got a chance to represent our country on the big international even such as European Championship, which took place in Grieskirchen last year. We ended up on the 7th place. We were eliminated in quarter- final by the leader- German team. Last year's experience showed that we are the team with a big potential and the only thing we need more is time spent together on the court. We aimed to represent our country well on the international events because we are aware that only our achievements may have great influence on the development of Fistball in Poland. I strongly believe that the cooperation with Polish Fistball Association may be beneficial for your company. We will do our best to achieve commercial success and sport's victory. If you are interested in becoming our busines partner please feel free to read more about our offer and build with us new discipline in Poland The History of Fistball Fistball is regarded as a one of the oldest sports discipline in the world- it was born in ancient Rome. The first note about it was seen in 240 but the rules were written in 1555 by Antonius Scaion. Fistball arrived to German in 1870 and players liked the idea so much that 24 years later they set down all the rules. They are valid up till now and the sport is gainig more and more popularity in Europe and in the whole world. Game rules Fistball is a team game which is combination of volleyball and tennis. Two teams with five players in each are present on the grass court. The court is 20X50 metres, divided by 2 metres- high tape and the players use 380 gramms leather ball. What is characteristic of the volleyball players must bounce the ball with the fist however it can touch the ground once as in tennis. Just before next touching, the player must pass the ball either to his/her player or to the opponent. Depending on the level of tournament there are from three to five sets up to 11 points. To win the set the team needs two points dominance or needs to score 15 points. Fistball around the world Fistball is the most popular sport in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. In those countries one can find both grass courts and fully equipped professional sports halls. This discipline is also practised in Asia, Africa, Australia and both Americas. What is even more interesting, The Fistball Chamion is found every year in Namibia. International Fistball Association (IFA) The International Fistball Association is the organization created 25th July 1960, gathering 52 countries. It's headquarter is located in Salsburg (Austria). Since 1968 World Male Championships have been organized and in 1994 in Buenos Aires the first Female Championships took place. It goes without saying that the German team is the leader in this discipline with their eleven gold medals. Since 1968 up till 1995 they have dominated in all events and also they hit the jackpot during the two last championships. The World Games 2017 Many Polish sport's fans will have a chance to learn more about fistball thanks to The World Games. This event is organized in Wroclaw. Among the leaders there are many European teams such as: Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The great benefit of The World Games is the fact that the first professional fistball court will be created in Poland. It may be the impulse to the development of this discipline in our country. About a club and Polish National Team Polish Fistball Association The beginning of Polish Fistball Association started to function in 2017 however the attempts to create the first Polish club responsible for spreading the idea of fistball were taken the year before. This new challenge is the initiative of people who are still present in the volleyball world, few players who have been playing professionally in Polish clubs or even Polish National Team for many years. In addition, the team is mostly created from people who are so committed to volleyball that would like to create in Poland the new history of new sports discipline such as fistball. Concerning the fact that we are the only fistball club in Poland we represent our country as a National Team. One of the strongest point of our team is the coach Karl Rick. He is professional whose experience will be invaluable in the process of creating our new team from basis. Moreover, his own achievements in fistball are impressive: • 45 performances in Austria National Team • 8 Austria Championships • 1 World Cup • 1 European Championship with Austria Team • 1 World Championship with Austria Team • 3 wins in Champions League • 2 x wins in IFA Cup • 7th place – European Championship (as a coach of Polish National Team) Being a coach of Polish Fistball National Team is a real honor. I am glad that this team has trusted me and my experience. I am convinced that if we act together we can create powerfull team able to compete with the best teams in Europe or even world. KARL RICK, The coach of Polish National Fistball Team Participation in the European Championship 2016 As a team we are very glad that we had a chance to check ourselves in Grieskirchen, especially knowing the fact that we played better and better. This year championship can be definitely regarded as a professionally organized event. We experienced here great fun, hospitality of fans and wonderful weather. We did our best here. Despite the fact, that we knew how hard it might be we put much efford in every single point on the court. It was our first event in fistball. Robert Szczerbaniuk, The Chairman of The Polish Fistball Assosiation Although, our team is just the beginner we have already got a chance to represent our country on the big international even such as European Championship, which took place in Grieskirchen last year. We ended up on the 7th place. We were eliminated in quarter- final by the leader- German team. Last year's experience showed that we are the team with a big potential and the only thing we need more is time spent together on the court. Polish Team: Coaches: Markus Voglmair – team manager Karl Rick – trener Players : Christoph Lechthaler Michał Peciakowski Robert Szczerbaniuk Maciej Madej Leszek Wróbel Jakub Madej Dawid Wasala Piotr Nawrot Tomasz Dynkowski Games Played Group matches, group B 26.08.2016 Czech Republic - Poland 2:0 Serbia - Poland 2:0 Spain – Poland 2:1 Qualified round 27.08.2016 Germany - Poland 3:0 Poland – Czech Republic 1:3 7th place match 28.08.2016Poland – Spain 3:1 Plans for the Future 2018 is going to be a crucial year for The Polish Fistball Association – two of our Polish National Teams are going to present themselves on the international field. For the first time Female Fistball National Team is going to represent our country on the World Championship which takes place in Linz on 24th – 29th July 2018. However, Male Representation, which gets the debuty on the international field over, takes part in European Championship in Adelmannsfelden in Germany on 24 th- 28 th August 2018. Why is it worth to support us? As a Polish Fistball Association we decided to create this discipline from basis. It is sport with long tradition, very popular abroad. That is why we strongly believe that it has also potential in Poland however to make it possible we need support of sponsors and partners. We would like to point out some of benefits resulting from our cooperation. • This new challenge is the initiative of people who are still present in the volleyball world, few players who have been playing professionally in Polish clubs or even Polish National Team for many years.
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