Vladimír Ondrovič

Vlado Ondrovič currently teaches dancing of about two hundred children from Trenčín in different dance groups. However, we are going to Beckov to appreciate him, where he goes to primary school to teach gym. The janitor will gladly lead us to the school principal, and he will give us his own office to speak with the award-winning. He is also the first and not the only one who congratulates the appreciated one warmly.

From the interview with Vlad, we learn that Father Vladimir, who was one of the most talented fashion designers of Czechoslovakia and worked in the Trenčín Clothing Factories, was responsible for his lifelong love of dancing. Since the display of the dress must have had a precise choreography, his son learned movement at the demonstration pier.

In the seventy-fifth year, as a small boy, I was performing fashion, and Vladimir Jr. He adds that their choreography was made by Jozef Sabovčík the elder, father of the double master of Europe and bronze medalist from ZOH in Sarajevo in figure skating. He and his son played together.

Vlado studied athletics, skiing, cross-country skiing and later went to wrestling, weightlifting, and strength troll. After all, he chose to dance. He was interested in breakdance.

The wrestling mats could be made by gymnastics, parkers and various acrobatic elements.

Today he cooperates as a choreographer and dancer with the surrounding cultural institutions and as a pedagogue he leads several dance groups of different genres of dance, from gymnastics to breakdances and parks to hip-hop, disco, country, folk dances to social dances and ballet. He tries to instill in young people a love of movement, a team spirit, but also a value chart.

When a person does any activity with children, he should be interested in raising them at the same time, and he said.

She works with children in a private primary art school and in a children’s home. He meets them several times a week. The biggest challenge is always to excite and motivate children.

In the 1990 ‘ s, children were able to work alone and use time and space. Today they sit and wait for the order, as if they didn’t even want to, the dancer complains. He adds that he sometimes has to use the method of sugar and stick and children for activity to promise a reward.

One of Vlad’s hobbies was dog training, but he has no time for dancing activities. Asked if he knew who to appreciate, he replied that if he had the opportunity, he knew many people he could appreciate. He certainly has that opportunity, just meet them and tell them in the eye. Vladimír Ondrovič is the last award in one of the four lines in our Trenčín project. We’ll go to the other three next time.