Abseitz Stuttgart is a queer sports club that has established itself as a safe space for sports, community, and social exchange. The organization is committed to diversity and actively opposes all forms of discrimination, regardless of gender, gender identity, or other characteristics.
The club offers an extensive range of sports and activities, including badminton, basketball, boxing, fitness, football, swimming, tennis, volleyball, and yoga, among many others. Notable specialized programs include Queer Tango Argentino and Womenbodypower, reflecting the diversity within the community.
Abseitz operates primarily through volunteer efforts and welcomes all interested individuals to join. As a multi-sport association, the club fosters a strong sense of community and regularly organizes special events and activities for its members. The welcoming atmosphere and inclusive approach make it an important hub for the LGBTQ+ community in Stuttgart.
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