Hansa-Hoburg states that a majority of children and young people move too little in relation to the recommendations. Furthermore, Hemse is a designated sports-weak area.
Against this background, Hansa-Hoburg wants to test a new concept to attract the young people who today do not seek organized sports.
The concept they want to test is disco-floorball on Fridays in Hemsehallen.
The primary target group is middle school and high school youth who can come and play floorball free of charge in a hall with safe adult leaders and with good music and light effects. The setup should create a good meeting place in the stands for the young people who do not want to play floorball.
Young people have expressed a desire for increased accessibility and that the focus on performance should decrease. This is achieved in this project by shifting the focus towards joy of movement instead, with the help of music and disco lights.
– We young people in IF Hansa-Hoburg are driving this development and the planning of disco-floorball. It gives us a responsibility and shows what opportunities exist to influence our situation, something we will carry with us in life, says Felix Dahlby who is a goalkeeper in Hansa-Hoburg's P-08 team and project leader for disco-floorball.
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