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Healthy soccer from 30 with FitKick

"FitKick - Fit & Fun with Football" is an innovative DFB pilot project in collaboration with Oldenburg University Hospital. The aim is to rethink soccer as a health-promoting leisure sport for people aged between 30 and 75 - with fun, exercise and minimal risk of injury.

What is FitKick?

FitKick is a specially developed soccer variant with adapted rules that is led by trained coaches. The training playfully combines coordination and cognitive exercises with soccer and is aimed at all people with or without soccer experience.

To the info video of the DFB

Advantages for clubs:

  • Expansion of the club offer with an attractive health sport format

  • Reactivation of inactive members and acquisition of new target groups

  • New sponsorship opportunities through health-oriented partners

Benefits for participants:

  • Regular exercise to promote fitness and health

  • Low risk of injury

  • Positive group experiences and motivation through heart rate monitor tracking via app

  • Entry or re-entry into club life

What does a club need to participate?

  • Trainer with a C license or higher

  • 75 minutes of training time per week

  • At least half a pitch with four mini goals

Take part now and secure your starter pack!

The first 100 clubs will receive a free starter pack with heart rate monitors for up to ten players. Simply register at fitkickliga.de/dfb or by e-mail to: anmeldung@spam.fitkickliga.de

If you have any questions, please contact Sören Jung (BFV employee for match operations, soeren.jung@berlinerfv.de).

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