Berlin Swimming Association
| Berlin Swimming Association | |
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| Founded | 1949 |
| Place of foundation | Berlin |
| societies | 73 |
| Members | 29,000 (as of 2019) |
| Association headquarters | Berlin |
| Homepage | [1] |
The Berlin Swimming Association ( BSV ) is one of the first German regional swimming associations. It was created in 1889 and re-established in 1949. With a good 29,000 members in 73 clubs, the Berlin Swimming Association serves various areas of swimming ( swimming , water polo , synchronized swimming , water jumping , popular, leisure and health sports ).
history
The Berlin Swimming Association was founded as early as the end of the 19th century and included all Berlin swimming clubs and departments of other sports clubs involved in swimming and lifesaving. November 1st, 1949 is considered the day the Berlin Swimming Association was founded. The entry in the association register took place on February 26, 1950, at the same time as the association day and the founding meeting in the student house at the zoo.
| Term of office | Surname |
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| 1949-1970 | Kurt Kropff |
| 1970-1981 | Erich Kuttig |
| 1981-1987 | Alfred Eberhard |
| 1987-1996 | Arno Kaczmarek |
| 1996-1998 | Ulrich Paul |
| 1998-2005 | Jörg Haake |
| 2005-2010 | Fred Kusserow |
| since 2010 | Axel Bender |
Areas
- swim
Due to its popularity, the "swimming" section has the highest number of members in the association's sports sector. At the moment 75 swimming clubs are represented in the BSV. Every year the Berlin Swimming Association organizes the Berlin Championships and Berlin Class Championships. Berlin swimmers also played an important role in the national and international context from the start. The first Olympic swimming medals for Berlin were won by Max Schöne and Herbert von Petersdorff , who won gold in the 200 m team swim in Paris in 1900. In 2008 Britta Steffen joined this list with her two victories at the Beijing Games .
The swimming area has almost 300 referees, including 16 referees who belong to the BSV's national swimming team. The German Swimming Association is represented in Berlin with 11 referees (as of 2013).
- Water polo
The most successful club in the water polo division, “ Wasserfreunde Spandau 04 ”, has won 66 national and international titles so far (as of 2013). With “ SG Neukölln ” and “ SC Wedding ”, two other Berlin clubs are firmly established in the Bundesliga. This sport is practiced in a total of 13 clubs of the BSV, partly at the Bundesliga or league level, partly in regional classes and even district leagues. As with swimming, there are many funding opportunities open to water polo: in the federal base, in the state performance center and in a sports-oriented high school. For some time now, water polo has also opened up to women. The Berlin clubs were open to this development from the very beginning.
- Synchronized swimming
Synchronized swimming, formerly known as round swimming, has developed from art or round swimming to its present form since the end of the 19th century. One of the first competitions took place in Berlin in 1891. Back then the sport was only practiced by men. From 1907 women were also involved in the competitions and gradually displaced men from this discipline.
- Diving
Eight Berlin clubs are dedicated to diving, the Berlin TSC is the best known and most successful of them. Training takes place in the swimming and diving hall in the Europa Sportpark .
- Popular, leisure & health sports
Offers from the Berlin Swimming Association are structured as follows:
- Aquaball,
- Aqua-fitness,
- Sport Pro Health,
- 24h swimming arena,
- Swimming badge,
- Aquajogging, aquarunning.
Education and training
The Berlin Swimming Association offers training and further education several times a month.
- Training as a trainer assistant
Basic knowledge of the club structure and organization is imparted. Topics are u. a. the development of exercise lessons, the imparting of basic knowledge about sporting abilities and skills, getting used to water and coping with water from beginner swimming to sporty swimming as well as the distribution of tasks in clubs and fair dealing with different sports groups.
- Swimming training - B license
The training qualifies for the planning, organization, implementation and control of the advanced training in sport-specific competitive sport up to the beginning of the subsequent training. The basis for this are the framework guidelines of the German Swimming Association as well as its structure and framework training plans. The following areas are dealt with: training in sports organization, training in movement science and biomechanics, training in sports pedagogy and sports psychology, training in training science and training methodology, training in the principles of technical training.
- Advanced training - preventive measures in swimming training
The focus here is on overload training. Basic knowledge, preventive measures and incorrect training arrangements are explained and possible solutions are conveyed.
The following training courses are also offered:
- Swimming training - note taker,
- Training swimming - competition judges,
- Swimming training - referee,
- Further training - talent spotting / talent promotion / talent retention,
- Training - Specific aspects of strength training for master swimmers.
literature
- Klaus M. Fiedler, Klaus Weise: Berlin Swimming Association: 50 Years of the Berlin Swimming Association , festival magazine 1949–1999.
Web links
- bsv.de - Official website of the Berlin Swimming Association
- scwedding-berlin.de - synchronized swimming in SC Wedding
- [2] - Partner appearance of the Berlin Swimming Association on www.trainersuchportal.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Partner appearance of the Berlin Swimming Association on the trainer search portal. Accessed May 31, 2019 (German).
- ↑ The Berlin Swimming Association introduces itself at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Berlin Swimming Association eV - Swimming in Berlin - Details on current issues. Retrieved on May 12, 2017 (German).
- ↑ Swimming section: About our sport ... on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Partner appearance of the Berlin Swimming Association on the trainer search portal. Accessed May 31, 2019 (German).
- ↑ Water polo division: About our sport ... on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Synchronized swimming ( memento of the original from April 7, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at scwedding-berlin.de
- ↑ Diving division: About our sport ... on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ The specialist section of popular, leisure and health sports on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Aquaball on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Aquafitness on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Sport Pro Gesundheit on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ 24h swimming arena on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Swimming badges on berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
- ↑ Details on the seminar at berliner-schwimm-verband.de
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