Our partners
We work together
KiezTurner e.V.
THE sports club for health and rehabilitation sports in X-Berg!
Personal, local and competent!
We get you moving with fun and competence – many courses for beginners, advanced and for rehabilitation
Thomas Polauke
Technology Consulting
Technology & Management Consultant, Enterprise Architecture, Blockchain
CIEE
College Study abroad
Council On International Educational Exchange
Design Your Study Abroad Experience – One program, multiple locations
Kyokushin Karate
Sensei Leszek DudeK
The Karate Club-Oyama Berlin.e.V. has been practicing Kyokushin Karate for over 30 years. It is full-contact fighting and combined with conditioning exercises and self-defense. It is suitable not only for young people, but for all age groups!
Shukokai Karate
Pierre Gaffron
Be smart, learn karate! Improve your concentration, discover your strengths and find out how you can use them effectively. Do you just want to try out whether karate is for you? Our trial training is free. Simply register and discover the world of Shukokai karate.
FitMit AOK
Program of AOK Nordost - Die Gesundheitskasse
With the AOK app “FitMit AOK” you can collect points wherever you do something good for your health or get involved socially.
Receive a large selection of health-related rewards and use of the exclusive advantage partner network!
Hardstyle Martial Arts
Marco Pultke
Hardstyle Martial Arts combines classic kickboxing and karate training with modern self-defense, tricking and cool moves. We want to create a place with you where you not only learn to fight against each other, but also to fight with each other: a place where individual fighters become a team of athletes who all share this passion for sport.
No "hit it courses"! Every course is different, exciting and never boring, thanks to varied exercises and creative learning. Here, martial arts becomes a positive experience.
QI-Balance
QI-GONG
Qi-Gong is a Chinese movement art that trains mindfulness and concentration and allows you to gain strength. Qi-Gong is widespread in China and now also worldwide and is typically practiced in Shaolin monasteries. Like acupuncture, Qi-Gong is also a fundamental part of traditional Chinese medicine, TCM.
The very important Chinese term Qi is often simply referred to as life energy. Translated, Gong stands for work and ability. Qi-Gong therefore offers us a way to become aware of and access to the handling of our own energy.