German Twirling Sports Association
| German Twirling Sports Association | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1975 |
| President | Stephanie Paulus-Reschke (Vice) |
| Association headquarters | Frankfurt am Main |
| Homepage | www.twirling.de |
The German Twirling Sports Association (DTSV) was founded in 1975 as a federation of German majorettes .
activity
The German Twirling Sports Association regularly organizes competitions in grassroots and twirling sports, and has been holding German championships since 1983. He is a member of the German Dance Sports Association .
The German Twirling Sport Association has a standardized training program. The twirling training takes place in three stages:
Guard and ballroom dances Tournaments B category Tournaments A category
B category
B-category tournaments serve to establish international mass sport. The disciplines are based on the disciplines of the International Cup. The International Cup is an international mass sports tournament and is viewed by the world association as a preparation for European and world championships.
In order to give many Twirlers the chance to participate successfully, the DTSV uses the standard music of the world association. The Twirler show their own choreographies , which differ in performance groups B / A and different age groups. The start is partly at the same time and enables the audience to compare directly what is being shown for different choreographies under the same conditions.
A category
A-category tournaments serve to establish the sport of twirling. The disciplines offered are based on the disciplines of the European and World Championships. The freestyle discipline consists of 75% for the freestyle and 25% for compulsory exercises.
For participation in the A category, the requirements for participation apply in order to ensure competitive sport.
Activity as an organizer
In 1985, the association organized the Twirling World Championship in the ice rink in Frankfurt a. M. as well as the European Championships in 1990 in Frankfurt and in 2000 in Rüsselsheim. There are also several international tournaments.