Get Active Badminton

Get Active Badminton

Tuesday 04 February 2025, 5pm - 6pm

Qmotion Sports Hall

About this event

Smash into action at our drop-in badminton session—perfect for players of all levels looking to have fun and improve their game.

Available to Queen Mary students, staff, and alumni. Whether you want to try something new or continue with one of your favourite sports with no commitment required, Get Active is the best place to do so in a fun, social and relaxed environment.

Get Active is a great way to stay fit, meet new people and make friends, so get involved and give it a go!

All Get Active sessions are only £2 per hour, so secure your spot now by booking online via the LINK HERE, or at Qmotion reception. Keep an eye out for updates on the sport page instagram by following @qmsu_sport

Any questions please e-mail get-active@qmul.ac.uk

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