Hardy Frenger

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Hardy or Hardi Frenger , actually Eberhard Frenger (* 1922 ), is a former German gymnast and gymnastics trainer .

Life

Frenger, who came from Cologne and was a lathe operator , studied at the German Sport University in Cologne until 1949 .

Frenger participated as a member of the Navy to the German Gymnastics Championships in 1943 in part and belonged from 1946 the Germany squad on. Together with Helmut Bantz , he took part in the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki as a gymnast for Langenfelder TV . In 1953 the artistic gymnastics squad with Bantz, Frenger, Beuth, Kotthaus, Apel, Koch and Werner Beckmann became German team champions. In May 1955 he did gymnastics with the German national team against Switzerland.

In 1958 he became the coach of the German national gymnastics team. He later taught gymnastics at the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg .

In 2003, Frenger was one of the first signatories of the peace appeal of the athletes "Stop the War!" Of the "Initiative for Peace" launched under the leadership of Täve Schur , Gunhild Hoffmeister and Klaus Köste .

Publications

Fonts:

  • The core and basic exercises of paddock gymnastics . University thesis, DSHS, Cologne 1949.
  • with Dieter Peper: mini trampoline . Prerequisites, methodological paths, exercise options. [from the series of publications on safety in school sports ] BAGUV , Offenbach / Main 1977. [3rd, revised. Edition Munich 1988]
  • with Dieter Peper: jumping with the mini trampoline. [from the series of publications on Safety in School Sports ] BAGUV, Munich 1994. [New edition. BUK , Munich 2007]

Educational films:

  • Mini trampoline. Ways to jump safely. Sallwey, Frankfurt / M. 1980. (VHS; 16 min .; book: Hardi Frengen)
  • Jumping with the mini trampoline. BAGUV, Munich 1991 [2. Ed.]. (Video cassette / film; 20 min; collaboration with Dieter Pepper and Ludwig Schweizer)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gymnastics Brothers. Der Spiegel 38/47, September 20, 1947.
  2. ↑ 1977–1991: Helmut Bantz at www.turnverband.koeln
  3. ↑ Edward S. Kitch: Gymnasts Open US tour. Lubbock Morning Avalanche , February 11, 1958, p. 39. ( available online )
  4. ↑ Show gymnastics of the German wars. Hamburger Abendblatt , March 29, 1950.
  5. ^ Frenger in: Chronicle LTV Wuppertal
  6. ^ Friedemann Bräuer: Wuppertal. LTV: More than just handball. Westdeutsche Zeitung , August 24, 2010.
  7. ↑ Strong German team. Hamburger Abendblatt, May 5, 1955.
  8. ↑ All German national gymnastics trainers at gymmedia.de
  9. ↑ Anticipation and a full calendar. Badische Zeitung , May 7, 2010.
  10. ↑ Stop the War! Athletes for Peace. GymMedia.com.
  11. ^ Directory of the 1041 titles in the collection "Elementary School Teachers' Work" in the catalog of the Central Library of Sports Sciences of the German Sport University Cologne. DSHS, Cologne, November 15, 2012, ( pdf )
  12. ↑ jumping with the mini trampoline. LehrplanPLUS.bayern.de.
  13. ↑ VHS videos from the German Sport University Cologne , Cologne, March 2, 2018, pp. 39, 135. ( available online )
personal data
SURNAME Frenger, Hardy
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Frenger, Hardi; Frenger, Eberhard (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German gymnast and gymnastics trainer
DATE OF BIRTH 1922