TSV Reinbek
The Gymnastics and Sports Association Reinbek von 1892 eV is a sports club from Reinbek . Sports offered are aikido , badminton , ballet , basketball , "fitness, health and recreational sports", football , equipment fitness, handball , Iaido , jazz dance , judo , ju-jutsu , karate , kung fu , athletics , rehab sports, swimming , marching band , Dancing , tennis , table tennis , gymnastics and volleyball . TSV Reinbek is a member of the Freiburg Circle .
history
The Reinbeck men's gymnastics club was founded in 1892 when the gymnastics community was taking the initiative against a growing game movement across Germany. The first chairman was Phillip Ganß. The Reinbek gymnastics club emerged from this in 1904 , which merged with the workers gymnastics and sports club to form the Reinbek gymnastics and sports association from 1892 after the Second World War .
The first sports the club offered were hand and soccer, athletics and gymnastics. The school halls in the area were used as sports halls. In 1952, on the 60th anniversary of the association, the association had around 400 members. In the 1960s, the sports offer of TSV Reinbek expanded. Judo, tennis, table tennis, fencing, volleyball, swimming and weight lifting were added.
As early as 1970, TSV Reinbek had almost 2,200 members and is now one of the largest sports clubs in the Stormarn district with around 4,000 members , making it one of the largest sports clubs in Schleswig-Holstein.
Soccer
Football has been played at TSV since the beginning of the 20th century and the TSV teams have also been taking part in competitions since 1946. Football reached its peak in the men's field in Reinbek in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1980 the TSV team made it into the association league, which was the fourth highest division in Germany at the time. At that time there were also friendly matches against Bundesliga teams , such as the 0: 9 against Hertha BSC under coach Kuno Klötzer on July 19, 1978 and on January 15, 1983 it was against the Werder Bremen team , which competed with the former Reinbeker Norbert Meier , even "only" 0: 2.
The youth were also successful during this time. In 1984 the Hamburg A-Youth Championship was won, the A-Youth of FC St. Pauli had to be content with second place, the HSV -Jugend even came in fourth. This success entitled to participate in the German A-youth championship, but where it was eliminated against the A-youth of Eintracht Frankfurt , the later champions.
In 2000 the national soccer team trained on the TSV Reinbek pitches before the World Cup qualifier against Greece.
Well-known former players
Martial arts
In martial arts, TSV Reinbek has made a name for itself in the area and has already produced some successful martial artists. Judo has existed at TSV since 1962 and Aikido was added in 1979 , which had been practiced in Bergedorf since 1966 , until the Bergedorfer integrated into TSV Reinbek. Since 1989 you can also learn karate in Reinbek and the Reinbek trainer Timo Stieger-Fleischer became a member of the national team in 2001 in Dublin European Karate Champion.
In November 2005 the first North German Championships in Iaido took place in Reinbek .