Badminton can be played almost anywhere. A court for playing badminton be organised on a school field, in a park or in other municipal recreational areas. It is an Olympic sport that has easy-to-learn rules and which already children at primary schools enjoy playing. We explain how to play badminton and what is needed to play the sport.

Water polo is a sport that can be played both in an indoor swimming pool and in an open-air pool. This game is a lot of fun for adults, young people and even children, and it also helps to keep you fit and well. Find out more about the rules of water polo. What does it take to organise a water polo field?

Athletics training adapted to the age and abilities of the youngest is fun for kids. It is also a way to help them stay in shape, ensure their balanced development and proper motor coordination. However, for this to be possible and for the youngest to enjoy training, the right equipment is key. We advise on what to do to make kids’ athletics activities enjoyable, rewarding and enable them to develop their physical fitness.

Volleyball, basketball, running – and on and on. If this is what physical education classes look like at school, it is the easiest way to make students discouraged and bored with the curriculum. If you want to encourage children to be physically active, think about a floorball set. It’s a sport that will thrill students to compete and make them like physical education lessons.

Beach volleyball is a very interesting variation of indoor volleyball. The skills needed for both sports are similar, but training aimed strictly at beach volleyball will be slightly different. Looking for an idea to spice up your P.E. lessons or other training? Check out how to do beach volleyball training for beginners.