On 11 November 2025, FASTO UNSA hosted guest lectures aimed at implementing and sharing the knowledge acquired during previous training sessions. The event featured lecturers from FSFV as well as FASTO UNSA lecturers who completed their training at FSFV in October, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical demonstrations in the field of adaptive physical activity and swimming for people with disabilities.
The program began with introduction and welcome remarks by prof. dr. Ifet Mahmutović, followed by a presentation on the conceptual and theoretical foundations of adapted swimming by prof. dr. Marko Aleksandrović. Prof. dr. Bojan Jorgić presented the WOTA test, a tool for monitoring swimming abilities and skills in people with disabilities.
Participants also had the opportunity to visit the FASTO Institute of Sport, guided by prof. dr. Siniša Kovač and dr. Ensar Abazović, exploring the facilities and observing testing procedures for para athletes. Practical sessions on the Halliwick method and water physiotherapy programs were delivered by prof. dr. Damira Vranešić Hadžimehmedović and mr. Azur Kuduzović, who worked closely with students and trainers to demonstrate adaptive techniques in real-time.
The event combined theoretical lectures, practical demonstrations, and interactive sessions, allowing students, staff, and coaches to deepen their understanding of adaptive methodologies while promoting best practices in inclusive sports and rehabilitation. The guest lectures exemplify the project’s commitment to improve expertise, innovation, and inclusive practices in adaptive physical activity, creating meaningful learning experiences and advancing knowledge sharing across institutions.