Hessian Gymnastics Association

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Hessian Gymnastics Association
Founded 1946
Place of foundation Butzbach
president Norbert Kartmann
societies 2.139
Members 592,544
Homepage www.htv-online.de

The Hessian Gymnastics Association is the association with the largest number of members in the State Sports Association of Hesse and is based in Frankfurt am Main . The full-time managing director is Torsten Minninger, the president is Norbert Kartmann.

The HTV is the professional association for gymnastics in the state of Hesse . Its sporty range extends from performance- Artistic Gymnastics , Trampoline - and wheel gymnastics , gymnastics and orienteering , as well as wide athletic oriented gymnastics , gymnastics , aerobics , athletics , skiing , hiking , wheel gymnastics, and dance, to the turn games like Ring Tennis , Prellball , Fistball , Rope Skipping and Indiaca. He runs the Alsfeld gymnastics, performance and education center for training its members.

In addition to its sporting offer, the association also offers a music and minstrel department and operates the Hesse State Symphony Orchestra . Among other things, he is a member of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Hessischer Musikverbände eV

The most successful gymnast of the association at national level and in international competitions is Fabian Hambüchen .

Events

Every four years the Hessian Gymnastics Association organizes the Hessian State Gymnastics Festival , with around 10,000 participants each, most recently in June 2019 in Bensheim and Heppenheim. For children and young people up to 14 years of age, the Hessian Turnjugend organizes the state children's gymnastics festival.

Youth work

The Hessian Turnjugend (HTJ) is the independent youth organization of the Hessian Turnverband. It has a total of almost 242,000 members up to the age of 27. Tamara Logemann and Annalena Mickel are honorary chairmen.

Awards

The Hessian Gymnastics Association honors people who have worked for many years in gymnastics in Hessen by awarding the Friedrich-Ludwig-Weidig plaque , which is named after the "Hessian gymnastics father" Friedrich Ludwig Weidig .

Turngaue

The association is divided into twenty Turngaue .

  1. TG Bergstrasse
  2. TG Feldberg
  3. TG Frankfurt
  4. TG Fulda-Eder
  5. TG Fulda-Werra-Rhön
  6. TG Kinzig
  7. TG Lahn-Dill
  8. TG Main-Rhine
  9. TG Main-Taunus
  10. TG Mittelhessen
  11. TG middle wage
  12. TG Middle Taunus
  13. TG North Hesse
  14. TG Oberlahn-Eder
  15. TG Odenwald
  16. TG Offenbach-Hanau
  17. TG South Nassau
  18. TG Waldeck
  19. TG Werra
  20. TG Wetterau-Vogelsberg

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Membership statistics 2010 as ZIP file ( Memento of the original from January 10, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.htv-online.de
  2. ^ Homepage of the HTV , accessed on March 4, 2011
  3. ↑ a b c d Homepage of the regional gymnastics festival , accessed on September 20, 2019
  4. ^ Homepage of the Hessian Gymnastics Youth , accessed on March 3, 2011
  5. ^ Homepage of the HTV , accessed on March 4, 2011