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Ludowe Zespoły Sportowe (LZS) (Polish, in English Popular Sports Teams) is a union of Polish sport clubs.,[1] mainly from villages and small towns

The union was established in 1946, with the first sport club LZS Czarnowąsy in Opole Voivodeship. It was first a subset of the Inspectorate of Physical Education and Sport under the "Samopomoc Chłopska" (Peasant Mutual Aid) organizations in the villages and small towns. However, structures were established at the province or Voivodeship levels by 1950, due to LZS's popularity.

From the very beginning The LZS has been connected with polish peasant movement. It was connected with local farmers' organisations and United People's Party and it is still supported by local structures of Polish People's Party.

The goals of LZS activity are to lead in the range of physical education and sport. It organizes and popularizes sports for villages in the area and improves the social and cultural aspects to its members, who program the main directions for the Main Council of LZS.

Best known clubs in this union are Igloopol Dębica (formerly in Polish First Division in football) and Kmita Zabierzów.

The LZS is member of the International Sport and Culture Association.[2]

References

  1. ^ LZS in freedictionary
  2. ^ European members of ISCA Archived 2007-09-27 at the Wayback Machine


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