Startschuss is Hamburg's premier queer sports association, creating an inclusive community for LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies who share a passion for movement and fitness. The organization offers a diverse range of sports activities designed to accommodate all skill levels and interests, from casual fitness enthusiasts to competitive athletes.
The association provides multiple training options including badminton, basketball, fitness classes, core training, cardio workouts, functional training, and specialized programs like the TIN* (trans, inter, and non-binary) football team. Each sport is led by dedicated coordinators who organize regular training sessions, social events, and competitive opportunities. Members benefit from a welcoming atmosphere where they can pursue their athletic goals while building meaningful connections within the queer community.
Beyond regular training, Startschuss organizes community events, participates in pride celebrations, hosts training camps, and provides learning opportunities for members. The organization emphasizes mutual support and continuously develops its offerings to ensure accessibility and engagement for everyone in the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.
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Wednesday: 20:15 - 22:00
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