Kin-Ball – Fun Sport, Straight to the National Team

Try Kin-Ball, a unique and entertaining sport where three teams play simultaneously on the court with a 1.20-meter ball. You will receive a thorough introduction to the rules and gameplay, so even if it seems confusing at first, you will quickly learn to understand tactics and the game's dynamics.

Aarhus Kin-Ball Association – Denmark's only association in the sport – offers both training and the opportunity to become part of the national team. The community is inclusive and accommodates both young and older players, highly trained athletes and those who come primarily for the social aspect.

Training Format

• Warm-up with floorball
• Kin-Ball warm-up
• Introduction for newcomers
• Technical focus
• Matches for the remainder of the session

A typical training session consists of warm-up, introduction for newcomers, technical work, and then matches. Coach Hiroshi (Japanese, speaks English and Danish) and the regular players always help newcomers get started.

Practical Information

Bring sports clothing and indoor shoes. Knee protectors are not necessary for everyone – the association has several pairs available to borrow. Training takes place once per week. Membership fees for autumn and spring seasons vary based on student status (students: 350–600 kr. per half-year or year; non-students: 500–900 kr. per half-year or year). The next national team trip is the European Championship in August 2026, and the association also participates in the German Bundesliga, where members have the opportunity to compete.