BiiB unge is a badminton session for young people who play simply because it is fun. Each session starts with a short shared warm-up, followed by time to practise a new stroke or movement on the court. Next comes free play or matches, and the evening ends with a shared game, competition or other activity suited to the group.
The training is adapted to the level and wishes of the participants and is led by Sima, a 22-year-old who has played on Nepal's youth national teams and is now studying at Niels Brock in Copenhagen. The sessions suit anyone who wants to improve with help from school badminton, settle a friendly rivalry on the court, or meet other young players around a shared interest. Attending is non-committal, though many find it becomes a habit they enjoy.
