“Children like to feel needed and involved.”
Liza Severynovska
Liza doesn’t shy away from challenges – she is currently preparing for her second half marathon and her triathlon debut, treating them as a way to build character. Climbing, running, swimming and cycling are not just passions for her but also a way to keep balance in life. She has lived in Poland for 10 years, combining her love of sport with a professional career.
She is a logistician by training and holds a master’s degree in human capital management; day to day she works as a sales specialist at a hotel in Wrocław. Although she had never worked with children before, as the eldest of her siblings she gets on with them brilliantly. It was her sister who sparked her love of climbing, which has become one of her greatest passions. She believes that sport in good company gives you not only strength but also the energy to face everyday challenges.
Daniel Kasyan
Sport, energy and commitment – these are the three pillars on which Daniel builds his everyday life. He graduated from the University of Physical Education and took his first steps as a coach while still a student, running neighbourhood sessions. Today he knows it is more than a job – it is a mission to inspire and to show how valuable physical activity is.
He sees the project as a chance to grow and to combine knowledge with experience, helping children not only improve their skills but also fall in love with sport. Away from training he can’t sit still – he loves mountain hikes and cycling trips that let him discover new places, both in Poland and abroad.
Sport is pure joy for them
Liza and Daniel met eight years ago in Wrocław, and theirs is a true sporting love story. Although they have been married for a year, physical activity brought them together much earlier. Training together, shared challenges and sporting passions became the foundation of their relationship. It was Daniel who persuaded Liza to join the project, giving their sporting duo a new dimension. Together they have cycled across Poland, and now they want to teach children the joy of movement. They create games and activities that engage and bring children together, believing that sport crosses borders and connects people regardless of nationality.
Liza and Daniel run their sessions at School and Kindergarten Complex No. 26, ul. Cynamonowa 40.
