E-sports (electronic sports) is more than computer games. As with many other sports, it is about athletic competition in different disciplines or games. The popularity and awareness of eSports is developing rapidly. The World Championship final in "League of Legends", held in 2017 in the Olympic Stadium in Beijing, reached around 60 million viewers, and major sports clubs such as FC Schalke 04 and Manchester City also have successful eSports teams.
In the various eSports courses, you can train and improve your game, meet like-minded people, network and, of course, share the fun of the game together.

League of Legends

League of Legends is one of the most popular eSports games (approx. 100 million active monthly players). Here, two teams of five players each compete against each other on the playing field. The goal is to bring the points of the main building in the opponent's half to zero. League of Legends requires a variety of skills. In addition to motor skills, tactical understanding and strong problem-solving abilities, the focus is on team spirit and communication skills (and of course a lot of fun!). These skills are to be practised and trained in theory, training and active game practice.

Rocket League

Rocket League means fast-paced car football action! The game is a combination of football and futuristic cars, similar to the well-known car football format from TV. Players compete alone or with up to 3 other players in a team with the aim of scoring as many goals as possible. The winner is the team that has scored more goals at the end of the time. A match lasts about 5 minutes and is ended with a golden goal in the event of a draw.  But various crazy fun modes are also playable. Unlike in Fifa, for example, the players control cars with which they drive against the ball. The vehicles can also jump and use nitro/boost, which means that even experienced players can fly and thus play a kind of butterfly ball from the air.