Everything we learn in sports can be applied to other aspects of life, including our personal and professional lives. Sports enrich us, provide countless experiences, foster the development of both existing and new skills, and shape us into better individuals. For that reason, we take pride in being part of the Cooperationsport4all project that cultivates just that.

Plant-based nutrition has gained significant attention in recent years for its role in improving overall health and preventing chronic diseases. A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and whole grains provides essential nutrients that our bodies need to function optimally. Not only does this type of diet help in maintaining a healthy weight

"I’m in the seventh grade and I’m an excellent student. Swimming means a lot to me, primarily because of my health, but also because of my friends. I don’t know how I would do without this. I’ve been training for five years, three or four times a week. I wish I could do more" - said Ismail Barlov.

The international meeting for the #Train4Family project took place on October 11-12, 2024, in Palermo, Italy, bringing together representatives from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Turkey, Slovenia, Spain, and Italy. This collaborative gathering aimed to evaluate project progress, exchange good practices, and outline the next steps in promoting sports

Nations share a rich tapestry of history and culture, with traditional sports and games being fundamental threads in that tapestry. However, as globalization and technological advancements sweep across the globe, these cherished traditions are at risk of fading into obscurity, overshadowed by modern sports and entertainment.

BRAVO je donirao opremu u iznosu od preko 2000€ PK Spid koji će u naredna dva mjeseca pripremati svoj tim i druge zainteresovane pojedince iz Bosne i Hercegovine za takmičenje u plivanju sa perajama koje će biti održano 22. i 23. septembra u Bosni i Hercegovini, na kojem će učešće uzeti preko 100 plivača iz pet evropskih zemalja.

On June 27th, partners from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lithuania, and Turkey gathered in Antalya for the final transnational meeting of the Erasmus+ project "Developing Academic Educational Tools and Methods of Traditional Sport and Games for Youth." As the project concludes this year, this meeting marked the last gathering of the involved organizations.

On May 30, 2023, BRAVO (Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities) marked another milestone with a successful workshop at Sportska gimnazija in Sarajevo. This event, part of the "Cooperation Sports 4 All" project, was a remarkable opportunity to engage and educate the youth of Sarajevo.

Hello little buzzing bees! Have you ever heard about finswimming? No? Well, today's your lucky day! With BRAVO, we're implementing a project that promotes finswimming in BiH, a relatively new sport in the Balkans, and we want to share with you 7 reasons why you should stay tune with us!

Even though fin swimming still hasn’t become a widely recognized sport in BiH, it is surely growing its impact and popularity by stealing hearts of many. It is slowly finding its place, attracting people with its mix of fitness and underwater exploration. The Erasmus+ project "Mermaids for Inclusion" plays an important role in promoting the sport of fin swimming.

From April 19th - April 21st, 2024, the project consortium for the “Mermaids for Inclusion” project met in Pristina, Kosovo for the Second Midterm Transnational Project Meeting. BRAVO members Ezana Ćeman and Yllka Totaj were joined by their partners from Finswimming Team “KOMET” from Croatia, AKADIMOS KEK from Greece, and hosted by Swim Club “OTRILA” from Kosovo.

BRAVO recognizes the importance of empowering women and thus, we always try to incorporate such positive practices into our daily work. Therefore, we are thrilled to announce the start of one beautiful story that will begin to be written through the Erasmus+ project ‘’Women4Sports’’. You probably didn’t know that women in sports in the Western Balkans generally earn less than men.