When I was in primary school, I was diagnosed with early-stage scoliosis.

I had to do repetitive daily exercises, and I know very well how difficult it was — both for me and for my parents — to stay disciplined and motivated. During my teenage years, my relationship with movement changed completely, and for several years I dedicated myself to competitive road cycling and lived the life of a professional athlete.

After graduating from high school, I studied Mass Media Communication at the Faculty of Mass Media Communication at UCM in Trnava and started working as a freelance videomaker.

The Vyskilluj project brings together all of my life experiences into one vision.

My dream is to create a platform that helps every child see that sport and movement are something to enjoy — not something they have to do. I want children to move every day with joy, experience adventures, and at the same time develop their body, mind, and character.

And when I say every child, I truly mean every child — including children with special needs or physical limitations. In high school, I had a classmate who used a wheelchair, and I experienced first-hand the challenges of inclusion. That’s one of the reasons why this part of the Vyskilluj mission is especially important to me.

I regularly consult the Vyskilluj project with professionals from different fields and I’m always open to ideas, feedback, and advice that can help improve it.

If you would like to support or contribute to Vyskilluj, please contact me at pavol@vyskilluj.sk — I’d love to hear from you 😊