RMSV Edelweiss Aach

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RMSV Edelweiss Aach eV
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purpose Artistic bike
Chair: Elmar Bausch
Establishment date: March 16, 1899
Number of members: 201
Seat : 78267 Aach
Website: www.rmsv-aach.de

The RMSV Edelweiss Aach eV (Rad- und Motorsportverein Edelweiss Aach) is a sports club from Aach (Hegau) . The focus of his sporting activity is artificial cycling on the unicycle and artificial cycling with teams for students, youth and amateurs. In the women's 4-man bike, the club was world champion in 2007 and 2009 and vice-world champion in 2008. The German championship titles 100 to 102 in the club's history were won at the 2012 German School Championship. For a number of years the club has also been involved in cycling, taking part in parade events, but 95% of it is shaped by the commitment and success of the artistic cyclists.

Trainer

The active participants were trained by a team of coaches under the direction of Paul Gaißer, referee chairman in the Badischer Cyclists and Motorists Association and international referee (up to the age limit of 65 in 2003). In 1990, at the South German Championship in Singen, he was awarded the "Badge of Honor of the State of Baden-Württemberg". On October 14, 2008, District President Julian Würtenberger awarded Paul Gaißer the Federal Cross of Merit on ribbon . At the same time he received the medal of honor of the city of Aach from Mayor Severin Graf. In the spring of 2010, the two-time 4-man artificial bike world champion Katja Gaißer took over the post of "head coach". She is supported by "veteran trainer" Paul Gaißer, the three other Aach world champions Manuela Dieterle, Ines Rudolf, Simone Rudolf and Wilfried Schwarz.

Successes from 1963 to 2016

  • Indoor cycling world championships :
    • 4er Kunstrad women 2005: 4th place
    • 4er Kunstrad women 2007: 1st place, world champion Manuela Dieterle, Katja Gaißer, Ines Rudolf, Simone Rudolf
    • 4er Kunstrad women 2008: 2nd place, Vice World Champion Manuela Dieterle, Katja Gaißer, Ines Rudolf, Simone Rudolf
    • 4er Kunstrad women 2009: 1st place, world champion Manuela Dieterle, Katja Gaißer, Ines Rudolf, Simone Rudolf
Simone Rudolf, Katja Gaißer, Manuela Dieterle, Ines Rudolf
  • Germany Cup
    • 6er artificial bike women: 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2016
  • Federal Cup:
  • 6er unicycle women: 1998,1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
  • 4-person unicycle women: 2005
  • 4-person unicycle men (open class): 2008, 2009, 2010
  • 4-man artificial bike women: 2007, 2008, 2009
  • European Team CUP: 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011
  • Green Ribbon Award: 2005
  • Gold cup win for the most successful indoor cycling club through the BDR

1987, 1990, 1991, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004. 2005, 2006, 2007,2008, 2010, 2011,2012, 2015, 2017, 2018

  • Junior Team Cup:
    • 4-person unicycle juniors: 1999, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2016
    • 4er Kunstrad Juniors: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
    • 6er Kunstrad Juniors / open class: 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014,
    • 6-person unicycle juniors / open class: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010,2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
    • 6er artificial bike juniors: 2003
    • 6er unicycle juniors: 2003
    • 4-person unicycle open class: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
    • 4-person artificial bike open class: 2013, 2015
  • Junior European Champion:
    • 4er Kunstrad Juniors: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018
  • District / district master: 648
  • Badischer Meister: 505
  • South German champion: 93
  • Baden-Württemberg Champion: 51
  • German champion: 140
  • German runner-up: 103
  • 3rd place at the DM: 75

history

The RMSV Edelweiss Aach was founded on March 16, 1899 by 21 cyclists under the name "Velo Club Aach". The main goals at the time were the procurement of bicycles, cultivating camaraderie and going out together. In 1904 the club name was changed to "Radfahrverein Aach" and at the same time became a member of the South German Cyclists Association . The federal festival of cyclists was held in Aach in 1907. In addition to other things such as price parade, etc., there was talk of artificial cycling appearances for the first time and on a small scale. However, this discipline no longer played a role in the following years. In 1922 the name was changed to "Radfahrverein Edelweiß Aach". After the rest period during the Second World War, the club became active again in 1946 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1949 with the 1st Cyclist Festival in South Baden. In July 1960, the VII Federal Festival of the BRMB took place in Aach, with 80 clubs taking part in the Federal Prize Corso.

After the recovery of the club through the resumption of artistic cycling in 1965, the 6er Kunstrad Juniors started as the first team in 1967 at a championship in Baden.

A total of seven teams stood on the podium at the German Championship in Marburg in 1978. The 4-person unicycle junior was most successful when it won the first German championship. Alexander Gaißer - pirouette world record holder since November 1990 - won the 1991 television show Wetten, dass ..? as challenged, a pirouette bet. For the 100th anniversary of the club, the RMSV Edelweiss Aach is the host of the indoor bike championship of the elite in Singen .

Katja Gaißer, Manuela Dieterle, Simone Rudolf and Christine Zimmermann just won the tough World Championship elimination and drove to the 2004 World Championship . At the World Championships in Tata (Hungary), the four-man from Aach was defeated by the quartet from Uzwil (Switzerland) and thus became "Vice World Cup winner". For the tenth time, the RMSV became Germany's most successful indoor cycling club and received the 2004 Gold Cup from the BDR.

From 2005 onwards, the women's 4-piece artificial bike was awarded and the first rainbow jersey in this discipline was awarded at the World Cup in Freiburg / Germany. The efforts of the team clubs in recent years have been internationally recognized since 2005.

The club celebrated the greatest success in the club's history to date at the 2007 indoor cycling world championships in Winterthur (Switzerland). Manuela Dieterle, Katja Gaißer, Ines Rudolf and Simone Rudolf became world champions in the women's 4-man artificial bike and received the rainbow jersey ahead of the Hohenems (Austria) and Hombrechtikon (Switzerland) teams . At the reception of the city of Aach, the four world champions and head coach Paul Gaißer signed the city of Aach's Golden Book. With a lead of 88 points, the club was again the most successful German indoor cycling club in 2007 and was awarded the BDR Gold Cup for the 13th time.

Aach was nominated by the BDR for the 2008 World Championships in Dornbirn (Austria). In Dornbirn Manuela Dieterle, Katja Gaißer, Ines Rudolf and Simone Rudolf only had to admit defeat to the 4 from Hohenems (Austria) and brought silver and thus the vice world championship title to Aach for Germany.

At the Germany Cup in Schwanewede 2009, the 4-man Kunstrad women secured the World Championship participation for the Indoor Bike World Championship in Tavira (Portugal) ahead of schedule . In Tavira, Manuela Dieterle, Katja Gaißer, Ines Rudolf and Simone Rudolf became world champions with a flawless freestyle, both in the preliminary and in the final, again after 2007. They brought the title back to Germany. Defending champion Hohenems (Austria) had to be content with silver, bronze went to Switzerland.

The RMSV won the Gold Cup for the 15th time, making it the most successful German indoor cycling club in 2010.

In Weissach iT, Sybille Gallmann, Larissa Klipphahn, Rebecca Jurisch and Carina Paukstadt set a new world record with 185.29 points in the international match against Austria in 2011. In Oberbüren / Switzerland the RMSV won the European Team CUP for the third time in a row and for the fifth time. After 10 years of running, the ETC became the property of the RMSV. In 2011 the RMSV Aach was again the most successful German indoor cycling club and was awarded the gold cup by the Association of German Cyclists. The RMSV received 158 points and was ahead of the Liemer RC (119 points) and the RKV Denkendorf (89 points). A total of 127 clubs were included in the rating.

At the German Junior Championships in Aalen-Unterkochen 2012, the 4-man unicycle juniors, the 6-man artificial bike, the 4-man unicycle juniors and the 4-man artificial wheel junior women became German champions. It is the 99th DM title in the club's history.

In Gutach / Black Forest at the German Schoolchildren's Championship, the 4-person art cycle student with Katharina Gohm, Nadine Schmid, Lutz Behrendt and Erik Schwarz brings the 100th DM title to Aach. In the 6-person unicycle pupil and 4-man unicycle pupil, the DM titles No. 101 and 102 follow.

The RMSV Aach dominates the 2013 Junior Team Cup in Schwanewede / Lower Saxony. The RMSV Aach wins in 4-man junior women, 6-man artificial wheel, 4-man unicycle juniors, 6-man unicycle, 4-man artificial wheel juniors (open class) and 4-man unicycle junior (open class)

At the German Junior Championship in Nufringen / Württemberg 2013, RMSV Aach dominated the team disciplines and won 5 out of 6 disciplines. The German champions became the 4-man unicycle juniors, 4-man artificial bicycle juniors, 4-man artificial bicycle juniors, 6-man unicycle and 6-man artificial bicycle. The four-man unicycle of the juniors becomes German runner-up. The 6-man artificial bike improves its own German record to 175.57 points and the 4-man artificial wheel for the juniors sets a new HRS annual record of 187.88.

In Altdorf / Switzerland Patricia Gut, Cornelia Henninger, Mara Siegert and Anna Weinmann become Junior European Champions 2013 with 184.12 points ahead of Switzerland and Austria.

In Berlin-Spandau, the 4-man unicycle student, the 4-man unicycle student and the 6-man unicycle student becomes the German student champion 2013

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Guinness Book of Records