For clubs planning an open day, Sportbot’s Kamnik demonstration offers a practical example of a hands-on tennis activity for children. They hit balls fed by Sportbot with rackets and caught balls with cones as a coordination exercise. Kamnik hosted Slovenia’s central Day of Slovenian Sport on 23 September 2026.
Kamnik puts sport in one place
The Municipality of Kamnik’s event recap reports that 19 local sports clubs took part. More than 1,500 children from local schools and kindergartens joined the morning programme. Participants walked and ran 4,073 kilometres, passing the shared 4,000-kilometre goal.
A hands-on use for Sportbot
Sportbot’s tennis launcher moves across the court while feeding balls. In Kamnik, children used those balls for the racket-and-cone coordination exercise. It gives clubs one format to adapt for open days or community events. The Municipality says visitors could discover and try different sports during the wider programme.
Frequently asked questions
How can a tennis launcher be used at a club event?
At Kamnik, children hit balls fed by Sportbot with rackets and caught them with cones as a coordination exercise. Clubs can consider that format for an open day. See the Sportbot tennis ball launcher for details on its movement and training uses.
The Municipality’s recap reports participation and distance totals, not a measured outcome from Sportbot’s demonstration.
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