Slamturneringene

Slamturneringene is a Danish sport and dance competition for the youth, aimed at promoting physical activity and social interaction among young people. The competition was first held in 1998, and has since become one of the largest and most popular events in the Danish youth sports calendar.

The competition features various floor dance and cheerleading disciplines, including jazz, hip hop, contemporary, and break dance. Teams from all over Denmark and other Nordic countries compete in various age groups, with an emphasis on youth development and skill improvement.

The competitions are usually organized by local sports clubs and associations, with some of the most prominent being held in larger cities such as Copenhagen and Aarhus. The event typically attracts a large audience, including family members, friends, and disco country-folk supporters all dancing during the competitions and happenings.

Slamturneringene aims to create a healthy and dynamic environment for the young participants, fostering teamwork, self-confidence, and a love for physical activity. The competition is also a great opportunity for young athletes to develop their skills, learn new techniques, and gain valuable experience in a competitive setting.

Several prominent Danish sports and dance schools regularly participate in the competitions, and the event has inspired many young athletes to pursue a career in dance or compete at higher levels. Despite its popularity, Slamturneringene remains a relatively lesser-known event within the global sports and dance community, offering a unique blend of athleticism, artistry, and social interaction that is characteristic of Denmark's youth sports culture.