Sports groups, working groups and different areas of the club organize themselves in our community. Here you’ll find their self-descriptions, contacts and ways to get involved.
Our sports groups largely organize themselves. They have their own leadership and a treasurer and decide independently on training, sporting content and events.
Our boxing group is an open space for everyone who wants to learn boxing, work out and grow together. Whether beginner or experienced – training focuses on technique, fitness and mutual support. We combine sporting ambition with solidarity.
An open space for FLINTA* people to do sports together and strengthen the community. Training, mutual support and solidarity are at its heart.
The soccer group combines training together with a team culture based on solidarity. Whether small-sided or full-field – what counts is fairness, cohesion and enjoying the game. You can join small-sided, full-field and kids’ soccer.
An open group for playing together, exchange and sporting development. Technique, movement and community are at its heart.
Group rides, sporting challenges and riding together in solidarity. The group combines movement, nature and community on two wheels.
Training in the Thai martial art with a focus on technique, fitness and mutual respect. The group combines intense training with strong cohesion.
Playing chess together for beginners and advanced players. Strategy, exchange and focused play meet a relaxed community here.
Open basketball training for different levels of experience – playing together, technique and team spirit come first.
Relaxed boules in the neighborhood. An open group for everyone who wants to combine movement, encounter and community.
Gaming together with a focus on teamplay, fairness and exchange. The group combines digital gaming culture with community and solidarity.
Our working groups bring together people who want to actively help shape the club. This is where projects, ideas and practical support for club life come from.
Looking for support
The Media & Design working group looks after the club’s website, social media and visual design. Together we develop content, graphics and communication formats.
Looking for support
The IT & Tech working group looks after the club’s digital infrastructure. This includes the website, tools, technical solutions and developing our digital collaboration.
Looking for support
The Education working group develops workshops, exchange formats and projects around sports, society and political education. It combines club work with learning and reflection.
Looking for support
The Events working group plans tournaments, parties and joint events in the club. It makes encounters, exchange and celebrating together possible.
Looking for support
The Art & Culture working group organizes cultural activities around the club – from exhibitions and creative projects to partnerships in the neighborhood.
Looking for support
The Public Relations working group takes care of external communication. This includes press work, campaigns and the club’s visibility in public and in networks.
The working groups carry the club: they run the website and social media, organize parties and tournaments, workshops and culture. That only works with people who get involved. You don’t need any experience, and you decide how much time you invest – regularly or just for a single project.
Tell us which working group interests you. We’ll put you in touch with the people.
Circles are open, informal groups for shared interests and activities in the club – easy-going, connecting and without the fixed structure of sports groups or working groups.
Out and about together – discovering new places, spending time together and leaving everyday life behind.
The outings circle organizes regular joint activities such as walks, museum visits, short trips or sporty outings.
The focus is on exchange, community and relaxed experiences – open to everyone, whether you’re new or have been active in the club for a while.
Most groups, whether sports group, working group or circle, are open to beginners. On their pages you’ll find information on meeting and training times, venue and contact. If you have questions, you can write to us anytime.
Many of our groups combine sports with community, exchange and joint activities beyond training.
