University Sports Festival

On Sunday, 22 June, between 2 and 6 p.m., more than twelve different sports groups invite you to try out new sports. Whether spikeball, calisthenics or judo – there is something for everyone at the University Sports Festival in the outdoor area on Franz-Liszt-Straße. Free childcare will be provided during the event to ensure that even the youngest visitors are well looked after. A varied stage programme with performances by the Lindy Hop group, salsa dancers and more, as well as a wide range of food and drink, round off the Sunday programme.

Unfortunately, dogs must stay at home for this event.

Stage programme

Vertical aerial is a fascinating aerial acrobatic sport in which the acrobats swing upwards on a hanging cloth. With strength, body control and elegance, they create impressive figures, spins and falls in a controlled manner. The acrobats from TU Braunschweig combine dance elements with top acrobatic performance and attract everyone's attention with their dynamism.

Presented by Alina Unrau and Paula Clasen.

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Fun and excitement at lofty heights: in their trampoline show, the TU trampolinists demonstrate the versatility of their sport. From simple squat jumps to exciting somersault combinations. Trampolining is beginner-friendly, so sign up for a sports course or drop by after the show for more information.

Our hip-hop show is ready - are you ready too?

We, the hip-hop course 01 & 02 of the sports centre, have prepared a show for you and will give you a little insight into our last weeks. In addition to hip-hop, urban dance and street style, you can also expect a little surprise. Come along and let us carry you away!

Because learning comes later - now it's time to dance.

Oriental dances fascinate with rhythmic hip movements, flowing arm gestures and expressive choreographies. This dance form combines music, body awareness and cultural diversity. Let yourself be carried away into a colourful and captivating world of the Orient. In combination with salsa, a lively dance full of energy and joie de vivre is created. With its rhythms and rousing moves, this performance guarantees a good atmosphere and moving spectators.

You can expect a joint performance of Lindy Hop and Rock'n'Roll. In this dance journey through time, we will show you choreographies and solo interludes from classic swing dance of the 1930s to acrobatic lifting figures from 1950s rock'n'roll. And because dancing is most fun when you get involved yourself, we invite you to try out your first lifting figure afterwards - without any previous knowledge!

Tabata is an effective full-body workout in short intervals - intense, varied and ideal for working up a sweat quickly, even without equipment. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced athlete, anyone can join in and really work out to the sound of energising music. Come along and experience how much energy you have.

Tournaments to join in

We would be delighted if you could register for our beach volleyball and football tournament in advance. You can take advantage of all the other activities throughout the day. All you need is comfortable clothing, trainers and curiosity!

Beach volleyball

Barefoot in the sand, two against two, and every ball counts - beach volleyball is pure action, teamwork and summer feeling. Curious? Then grab someone and try it out with us!

Try it out directly in the tournament: To the registration

Soccer

Whether it's a short pass or a shot on goal from distance - football is all about technique, team spirit and having the right instinct for the game. Fancy kicking a few balls yourself? Then come and join us!

Try it out directly in the tournament: To the registration

Taster courses and much more

From judo to beach volleyball - come along and join in when our sports groups invite you to try out and train!

Outdoor training with your own body weight? Try it out! From 14:00 to 18:00, various calisthenics workshops await you at the university's own calisthenics park at the university sports festival. Our trainer Christian will show you directly on the bars how to train effectively with your own body weight, use equipment sensibly and learn new skills - suitable for beginners and advanced athletes. Do you have any personal questions or would you like individual training tips? Christian will be available to you personally throughout the afternoon - come along, ask your questions and get new ideas for your workout!

Have you always wanted to try juggling or would you like to try it again? Then you've come to the right place. There are balls, rings and clubs for juggling. You can learn preliminary exercises for three balls, simple three-ball tricks or juggle together with others (pass or take-outs).

Bridge is a mixture of logic, strategy and psychology and is played in pairs of four. The aim is to deduce how good your partner's or opponent's cards are based on the bidding. Curious? Then come and play with us at the bridge stand!

A small obstacle course with buzzer timing awaits you: prove your speed, show how far you can jump and improve your technique with specific tips on overcoming obstacles and jumps!

Do you enjoy spending time on the water or would you like to do so? Do you also want to get involved in technical and sporting activities? Then come to the sailing group stand and let us inspire you!

You don't need punches to bring someone to the ground - judo is all about technique, brains and mutual respect. With throws, holds and clever use of your own strength, you will learn how to get the better of even stronger opponents. Fairness and control always take centre stage. Whether you just want to try it out or already have some previous knowledge - you can join in at the judo stand, take part and experience how much fun this martial art is!

In our fitness area in the TU sports hall, you can do cardiovascular and muscle training on your own in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. Our fitness trainers will be happy to provide you with training instructions, tips on how to organise your training and information on all aspects of training on equipment.

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