State Sports Association of Baden-Württemberg

State Sports Association of Baden-Württemberg e. V.
Founded	1973
Place of foundation	Boeblingen
President	Elvira Menzer-Haasis
societies	11,356 (as of 2018)
Members	3,760,912 (as of: 2018)
Association headquarters	Stuttgart
Homepage	www.lsvbw.de

The state sports association Baden-Württemberg e. V. (LSV) is the umbrella organization for sports self-administration in Baden-Württemberg . It is based in the Stuttgart district of Bad Cannstatt and is a member of the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB). It was founded in 1973 in Böblingen. With 3.7 million members and a total of 11,356 associations (as of 2017), it is the largest citizens' movement in Baden-Württemberg.

Its main tasks are to look after its member organizations and to represent the common interests of its members internally and externally. The organs of the LSV are the general assembly, the executive presidium and the presidium.

At the head of the organization is President Elvira Menzer-Haasis with her three Vice Presidents. Together with the chief executive officer of the LSV, they form the executive committee. The entire board is the LSV Presidium, which includes the President, the three Vice Presidents, nine other members, the women's representative, the chairman of the Baden-Württemberg Sports Youth , the chairman of the Presidential Committee for Competitive Sports and the LSV General Manager.

history

In 2017 it was decided within the framework of the basic agreement "Olympic support points Baden-Württemberg" that the sponsorship via the Baden-Württemberg Olympic support points ( OSP Freiburg-Black Forest , OSP Rhein-Neckar and OSP Stuttgart and OSP Tauberbischofsheim ) from January 2018 under the legal sponsorship of the State Sports Association (LSV ) Baden-Württemberg is merged. Tauberbischofsheim also lost its status as an Olympic base and will be run as a federal base from 2018 , also under the sponsorship of the LSV.

tasks

• Representation of the common interests of sport in Baden-Württemberg vis-à-vis the state parliament and the state government, vis-à-vis other central institutions of the state, the federal government and the European Union as well as in and vis-à-vis the DOSB
• Treatment of fundamental questions and topics of sport development in Baden-Württemberg
• Promotion of competitive sports in Baden-Württemberg including talent search and promotion
• Representation of the common interests of youth sport
• Promotion of women in sport
• Creation of uniform principles to promote sport
• Creation of principles for teaching as well as for training and further education
• Press and public relations, marketing
• State coordination of the federal program "Integration through Sport"

Member organizations

The members result from the organizational structure of sport in Baden-Württemberg. This is divided into the three member sports federations on the one hand and the 85 specialist sports associations on the other. It also includes 8 sports associations with special tasks and associations for science and education.

Organizational structure of sport in Baden-Württemberg

Member sports associations

The LSV is divided into three member sports federations.

• Badischer Sportbund Freiburg based in Freiburg
• Badischer Sportbund Nord based in Karlsruhe
• Württemberg State Sports Association based in Stuttgart.

Total members LSV: 3,760,912 in 11,356 clubs (as of 2017)

Sports associations

85 professional associations are members of the Baden-Württemberg State Sports Association. There are different organizational forms of the sports associations in Baden-Württemberg. Some of the associations are organized at state level, which means that there is a Baden-Württemberg professional association for each sport. In other sports there are either all of Baden and all of Württemberg professional associations or North Baden, South Baden and Württemberg professional associations. This means that a sport in Baden-Württemberg can have a maximum of three professional associations.

Sports associations with special tasks

The eight associations with special tasks and associations for science and education represent special concerns and are organized in a similar way to the other professional associations.

Committees and commissions

To accomplish its tasks, the LSV uses the following committees and commissions:

• Presidential Committee for Competitive Sports
• Committee on Women and Equality in Sport
• Sport and Environment Commission
• Sports and Education Commission
• Coordination Committee Inclusion
• Coordination Committee for Integration and Refugees
• Coordinating Committee for Voluntary Services

Bureau

Surname	function
Elvira Menzer-Haasis (Albstadt)	President
Gundolf Fleischer (Bad Krozingen)	Vice President
Martin Lenz (Karlsruhe)	Vice President
Andreas Felchle (Stuttgart)	Vice President
Dieter Grauling (Dornstadt)	Representatives of the clubs
Magdalena Heer (Kuppenheim)	Representative of the clubs
Bernd Kielburger (Königsbach-Stein)	Representatives of the clubs
Elisabeth Strobel (Wain near Biberach)	Representative of the clubs
Wolfgang Drexler (Esslingen)	Representatives of the professional associations
Dr. Erwin Grom (Breisach)	Representatives of the professional associations
Gerhard Schäfer (Heidelberg)	Representatives of the professional associations
Martin Walter (Bietigheim-Bissingen)	Representatives of the professional associations
Rolf Schmid (Biberach)
Margarete Lehmann (Tuttlingen)	Women's representative, Chair of the Committee Women and Equality in Sport, Treasurer
Jürgen Scholz (Sersheim)	Chairman of the Executive Committee for Competitive Sports
Tobias Müller (Pforzheim)	Chairman of the Baden-Württemberg Sports Youth
Ulrich Derad	Chief Executive Officer of the LSV

Office

SpOrt Stuttgart (House of Sports) with the seat of the LSV office

Since January 24, 2005, the LSV has had its headquarters in the SpOrt Stuttgart in Stuttgart- Bad Cannstatt . The SpOrt Stuttgart forms together with the Mercedes-Benz Arena , the Porsche-Arena , the Kunst-Turn-Forum, the Olympiastützpunkt Stuttgart , the training area of ​​the VfB Stuttgart , the Cannstatter Wasen , the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle , the Carl Benz Center and the Mercedes-Benz-Museum the Stuttgart Neckarpark .

Publications

Sports in BW

The magazine Sport in Baden-Württemberg appears twelve times a year at the beginning of each month in three copies (there is a separate issue for each sports association, the superordinate LSV part is the same in all three issues).

Projects

• TOP SPORTS IN Baden-Württemberg
• Partner company of top sport
• Trainer Award Baden-Württemberg
• Voluntary service in sport: Social year (FSJ) in sport and federal voluntary service in sport
• Networking of the children's sports schools (KISS) in Baden-Württemberg
• Certification of exercise-friendly kindergartens
• Toto Lotto Sports Youth Promotion Prize
• Gorodki

Initiative "Top Sports State Baden-Württemberg"

In order to secure the future of competitive sport in the state, the LSV has launched the initiative "Top Sports State Baden-Württemberg". The aim is not only to introduce young talents to the top German and international leaders in partnership, but also to enable them to have a long and successful career in top-class sport. The foundation “Social Aid for Top Athletes in Baden-Württemberg” also pursues the purpose of providing top athletes in Baden-Württemberg with aid for appropriate school and professional training and to provide support in social emergencies.

Web links

• State Sports Association of Baden-Württemberg
• Baden-Württemberg sports youth
• Initiative top sporting state Baden-Württemberg
• Partner company of top sport
• Olympic Youth Foundation

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d} statistics. State Sports Association of Baden-Württemberg, accessed on February 13, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Fränkische Nachrichten: Fencing Sponsorship of the Olympic base Tauberbischofsheim changes from FC to the state sports association. Clear commitment to the location . September 29, 2017. Online at www.fnweb.de. Retrieved October 11, 2017.
3. ↑ Sport in BW. lsvbw.de, accessed on February 13, 2018 . 
4. ↑ TOP SPORTS IN Baden-Württemberg: Start. In: lsvbw.de. Retrieved August 2, 2016 . 
5. ↑ Partner company of top-class sport: Start. In: lsvbw.de. Retrieved August 2, 2016 . 
6. ↑ Baden-Württemberg Trainer Prize: Start. (No longer available online.) In: lsvbw.de. Archived from the original on August 2, 2016 ; accessed on August 2, 2016 . 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.  
7. ↑ Baden-Württemberg sports youth: Start. (No longer available online.) In: bwsj.de. Archived from the original on February 4, 2013 ; accessed on August 2, 2016 . 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.  
8. ↑ Kiss children's sports school: Start. In: lsvbw.de. Retrieved August 2, 2016 . 
9. ↑ LSV certification for exercise-friendly kindergartens: Start. In: lsvbw.de. Retrieved August 2, 2016 . 
10. ↑ Lotto sports youth promotion award: Start. In: sportjugendförderpreis.de. Retrieved August 2, 2016 . 
11. ↑ Gorodki: Start. (No longer available online.) In: gorodki.de. Archived from the original on August 22, 2016 ; accessed on August 2, 2016 . 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.