Sports

 
This year’s Olympics will see Denmark with its largest delegation after 16 years. For the 2012 summer games, the Danish contingent will be composed of 112 members, all fit and well trained. This will be the country’s biggest delegation since the Atlanta games in 1996.  […]

 
Denmark’s official delegation to the 2012 Summer Olympics are not only ready with their sports skills and energy but also with their wardrobe. While the athletes have been preparing for months and years for this most awaited international sports event, the people  tasked to design the uniforms of the players had also been busy designing and creating since last year.  […]

 
“At DGI-byen we strive to help people attain a balanced life. No matter what we do, we take a holistic approach that focuses on physical activity, group activities and healthy food. We would like to give people a way to live a more active life – be they our corporate customers or the individuals who use our facilities.”  […]

Kettlebell Fitness is devoted to the education of those who want to learn more about the sport.  The instructor is Thierry Sanchaz, IUKL/ IKSA representative in Denmark and the only instructor in Denmark to have a kettlebell sport coach education and competition experience and who has won competitions.  […]

Dana Cup, the International Youth Soccer United in Denmark, has a wide range of events for all participants.  With beach soccer, table soccer, sumo wrestling, and bungee basket, there is something for everyone.  The Dana Cup also has concerts during the week.  The Dana Cup makes use of 50 grassed soccer fields of the highest caliber in order to ensure that the t […]

In quite the spectacular match on Friday, Denmark beat Cyprus with a score of 4:1 in a qualification match for the Euro 2012 championship. The match started off interestingly enough for the audience, as Denmark managed to score a goal within the first six minutes, following it up with another one before the 10-minute mark was over. Cyprus’s rather weak defense didn’t manage to hold up against the constant pushes from Denmark’s side, which lead to a relatively easy victory. […]

The Danish capital never runs out of exciting events all year round. Whether it’s about sports, entertainment or cause oriented gatherings, the city has been a top choice for many years now. Different types of race are not new in Copenhagen. This international city regularly hosts car races, bicycle races, motorcycle races, fun runs and marathons. […]

Car enthusiasts differ in the automobiles that they love to see on the race track. Some like the modern sports cars while the others still go for the vintage automobiles. If you belong to the latter and you’re heading towards Denmark, then you should not miss Copenhagen’s Historic Grand Prix. […]

Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark’s number one tennis player, continues to shine. This 21-year-old professional tennis star has gained international attention since debuting in World Tennis Association (WTA) in 2005. […]

Denmark may be more known in sports such as football and tennis. But other than these two, this Scandinavian country is also well known in badminton. In fact unaware to many of you, it is the only country in Europe that has ever won an Olympic Gold Medal in badminton.  Denmark has a huge influence in this sport not only in Europe but even in the other parts of the world. This country has been setting the standard for developing education and training methods for young badminton players. It has also been providing more world class players than any other country. […]