Do you feel like playing sports in a team of 2? Do you want to motivate each other and celebrate joint successes? Then register yourselve in the digital 'Sports Partner Finder' databank of the THM University Sports and soon find your sports friend!
The first 10 new registrations on the database will receive a sporty welcome gift, so it pays off to be quick! (as of 11/16/2021)
What makes a good self-description?
In order to find a suitable sports friend as quickly as possible, we recommend that you answer the following questions when completing your registration and providing in your self-description:
- For which purpose are you looking for a sports friend?
- How often do you train (regularity)?
- What is the goal of the training? (Fun, socializing, health, performance...)
- Which characteristics of the training partner are desired, which characteristics are not?
How do I become the best sports friend myself?
The most valuable qualities of a team member include:
- Reliability
- Punctuality
- Understanding
- Joy about the successes of others
Which Corona regulations apply to sports in Hesse since November 11, 2021?
According to the Landessportbund Hessen e.V. (lsb h), the following currently applies (as of 11/16/2021; freely translated by author, hence accuracy is not guaranteed):
"Currently, recreational and amateur sports are fully permitted on and in all public and private sports facilities, regardless of the number of people. The operation of club and assembly facilities is also possible. In sports facilities, the practice of sports is permitted if there is a hygiene concept specific to the sport in accordance with § 5 of the Ordinance.
In covered sports facilities (indoor areas of sports facilities or halls), only persons with negative proof according to § 3 may be present, i.e. persons who have been vaccinated, have recovered or have been tested according to the requirements of the ordinance.
There have been important changes here since November 11:
Accordingly, a rapid antigen test is no longer sufficient. Adults must now submit a PCR test that is no more than 48 hours old. Exceptions apply to children under 18 and persons who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons. (...)" (lsb h, 11/16/21).
The Landessportbund Hessen e.V., in coordination with the Hessian Ministry of the Interior and Sports, answers detailed questions about state-wide Corona regulations on its website. This information can be found here: https://www.landessportbund-hessen.de/servicebereich/news/coronavirus/faq/
The current regulations and general orders of the state of Hesse, as well as further information on the topic, can be found here:
https://www.hessen.de/Handeln/Corona-in-Hessen