Sport with restrictions
BASF Tennisclub e.V. is actively committed to inclusion in sport. In cooperation with Special Olympics and BASF SE, we regularly organize inclusive sporting events. Around 50 participants with and without disabilities experience tennis, padel, boules and handball together on our course - led by experienced coaches.
What does an inclusive membership mean?
An inclusive membership means that people with and without disabilities are equally welcome. We offer barrier-free access to our courses and clubhouses, special training offers and individual support as required.
From the first swing of the racket to the tournament: our team accompanies every member on their way - with experience, empathy and a genuine passion for the sport.
Our offers
Four building blocks that make „tennis club“ a place for everyone.
Barrier-free sports facilities and clubhouse
Special training groups for people with disabilities (tennis and padel)
Inclusive tournaments and events together with Special Olympics
Individual support from trained trainers
Why inclusion in sport is important
Sport connects people and promotes social interaction. Through inclusive membership, we create an environment in which everyone can develop their talent and feel like a valuable part of the club.
Participation in social life is a fundamental right. This must be preserved, supported, expanded and lived - day after day, in our squares and far beyond.
Your contact person
Claus Majolk is the Board Member for Inclusion and Special Olympics Tennis Coordinator and your contact for all questions relating to inclusive sport at BASF Tennisclub e.V.. He organizes the regular events and coordinates the cooperation with partners.
About me: Tennis coach for over 30 years, tennis coaching with people with disabilities since 2012. Consultant for inclusion at the Rhineland-Palatinate Tennis Association and board member of Special Olympics Rhineland-Palatinate.
My tasks:
- To provide access to tennis for all people, with or without disabilities
- Implementation of events for everyone, with or without disabilities
- Helping to overcome barriers for people with disabilities
- Breaking down barriers in the minds of people in the association and in society
- Cooperation with partners, clubs and associations
Why inclusion is important: Participation in social life is a fundamental right. This must be protected, supported, expanded and lived.
Telephone
Get in touch
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Do you have any questions about memberships, course bookings or our offers? We look forward to hearing from you! Office: 0621 12 18 45 22, office hours: Mon 11 am - 3 pm, Thurs 10 am - 1 pm.
