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What makes movement a habit? Active Hungary turns to schools and communities

Olympic champion Tamara Csipes joins the discussion on school sport at the fully booked Budapest conference.

Events: 10 Nov 2026 – 11 Nov 2026

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Cyclists in helmets gather at the start of Budapest’s 2009 Critical Mass ride.
Archive: cyclists at the start of Budapest’s Critical Mass on 19 April 2009, a separate event illustrating community activity. Resized. · Photo: Marion Schneider & Christoph Aistleitner / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain dedication by the photographers
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School sport and recreational activity are in focus on the second day of the Active Hungary Conference. The official programme for the 10–11 November event at Budapest’s Aquaworld Resort lists a Wednesday morning community run and two parallel discussions at 09:45. The organiser says the conference is fully booked and registration has closed.

What keeps people coming back?

Two-time Olympic canoe sprint champion Tamara Csipes joins a discussion on how schools and local sports groups can help children keep enjoying exercise as they grow up. The other session explores what gets walkers out on the trail and what brings them back. Both sessions ask what makes someone want to move again next time. The venue and event details are also in the BSR calendar.

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