Badminton Trial Training: Hinnerup – Next Week’s Schedule


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Hinnerup offers free sports activities for the young people in the coming week. Join one of the trial training sessions in badminton, arranged by HOG badminton.

In week 37, Hinnerup invites you to free trial training in badminton for children who go in 1-4. class. There are two options to try, both Tuesday and Thursday. Remember to bring indoor clothing and indoor shoes. Read on to find out more about time, place and how to sign up.

Tuesday’s trial training in Haldum-Hinnerup Hall

On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, HOG Badminton invites free trial training for young people in Haldum-Hinnerup Hall. Participants will have the opportunity to try out badminton in a fun and educational setting.

Time: Tuesday, September 9, 2025, 7 p.m. 15:30
Location: Haldum-Hinnerup Hall, swing 6, 8382 Hinnerup
Enter: Front
Registration: Sign up for free trial training

Thursday’s trial training in Rønbækhallen

The young people will have another chance to participate in trial training in badminton on Thursday, September 11, 2025.

Time: Thursday 11 September 2025, 7 p.m. 15:30
Location: Rønbækhallen, Ådalsvej 96, 8382 Hinnerup
Enter: Front
Registration: Sign up for free trial training

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