About Pan Handball

NOTE: Due to Covid-19, a number of restrictions apply to the sports facilities in the City of Copenhagen. This means that there is a limited possibility of heating in the halls in connection with with tournament matches. We also recommend that the number of spectators for matches be kept to a minimum so that the restrictions of a maximum of 50 people in the hall can be complied with!

Welcome to Pan Handball!

In Pan Handball you can play handball at both higher or lower level. It is important for us to have breadth in the club, so that you can take part either as an experienced player or a beginner. The social aspect is an important part of our club. If you are a newcomer, looking for a new club or just curious about handball, it is a good opportunity to make friends with the sport as a focal point and be part of a community. Everyone is welcome in Pan Handball regardless of their handball experience and sexual orientation. We offer parties, pub crawls, participation in competitions at home and abroad, etc. In Pan Handball we are about 40 players of 8 nationalities.

If you would like to start in Pan Handball, call or write to Malte Pallesen on 28963006, or write to haandbold@panidraet.dk

You can follow us on Facebook in the groups Pan Handball and Pan Handball Supporters or on Instagram panbolsjedrenge.

You can also show up for training on Mondays or Wednesdays. See training times under 'Where and when.' We have registered men's teams in the qualifying series and series 3.

New players

If you would like to start in Pan Handball, call or write to Malte Pallesen on 28963006. You can also write to haandbold@panidraet.dk

As a new player, you can train for free for a month. That way, you can see if it's something for you before you join the club.

The activity fee for Pan Handball costs approx. DKK 1500 a year which makes us one of Denmark's cheapest clubs.

We look forward to seeing you in the hall.

Thanks to our sponsors

Pan Handball thanks Boozt.com and Robinhus Valby for their support of the club.

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Where and when

We train twice a week.

Monday 20.30-22.00

Address:
Hal C at Christianshavn
Arsenalvej 6, 1436 Copenhagen

Thursday 21.00-22.00

Address:
Sundby Idrætspark Idrætshal 3

Englandsvej 61 2300 København S

Sundby Idrætspark, Hal 3

There are changing facilities at both addresses.

The training:
On Mondays, both teams train at the same time, but often separately. Each team trains alone on Wednesdays. The training lasts about an hour and a half and varies from time to time, but most importantly, the training is always adapted to the level of the players. This season we have a men's team in the qualifying series and a men's team in series 3.

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Team information

We are approx. 40 players in Pan Handball from 8 nationalities: Iceland, France, Sweden, Greece, Philippines / Singapore, Argentina, Poland and Denmark. Some have been playing handball for many years, while others are beginners. The most important thing is that there is room for everyone regardless of experience, level and sexuality. In the 2020-2021 season, Pan Handball has two men's teams.

Hold 1

Team 1 train on Mondays at 20.30 - 22.00 in Hal C at Christianshavn and every second Wednesday at 20.30 - 22.00 in Sundbyøster Hall 2 on Amager.

Team 1 play in the qualifying series

Coach: Michael Ryan

Contact: Michael Ryan 28693736

Team 2

Team 2 trains on Mondays at 20.30 - 22.00 in Hall C at Christianshavn and every second Wednesday at 20.30 - 22.00 in Sundbyøster Hall 2 on Amager.

Team 2 plays in series 3

Coach: Ronni Hansen

Contact: Ronni Hansen 22878083

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Press

TV2 Bornholm

During a visit to Bornholm in March 2019 , TV2 Bornholm made this feature about Pan Handball.

Euroman

In 2016, Euroman published this article on Pan Handball.

The article provides a good and humorous insight into what it means to be part of the club. Two of our players tell their story and about why they play in the club.

Out & About

In August 2016, Out & About published this article on Pan Handballafter the club had won the European Championship in the Netherlands.

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