Gymnastics community Münster
| Turngemeinde Münster from 1862 eV | |
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| Club data | |
| Founded: | July 29, 1862 |
| Club colors: | Red White |
| Members: | 2600 ( 2018 ) |
| Address: | Lotharinger Strasse 17 48147 Munster |
| Website: | www.tg-muenster.de |
The Münster gymnastics community from 1862 , or TG Münster for short , is the oldest sports club in Münster . In the 1970s the club was the gymnastics club with the largest number of members in the German Gymnastics Federation . The gymnastics community is currently one of the largest sports clubs in the city of Münster and a multi-discipline club with almost 2500 members and 30 sports, which are divided into 17 divisions. From 2003 to 2009, the gymnastics community in Münster was the sponsoring association of the state performance base for trampoline gymnastics and, since 2006, the NRW talent project in the same sport.
history
The club was founded on July 29, 1862 in a constituent meeting as "Turnverein zu Münster" (later Turnverein Münster from 1862 ). Justizrat J. Fr. Leesemann was elected chairman and speaker of the gymnastics council. The German gymnastics movement spread strongly after the gymnastics and youth festival in Coburg. The Turnverein Münster was one of over 1,000 gymnastics clubs that were founded in Germany between 1860 and 1862.
In November 1862, gymnastics teacher Haupt from Bielefeld became the first club gymnastics teacher . In February 1864 the club joined the Gymnastics Association of Rhineland-Westphalia and became a member of the German Gymnastics Association . On July 10, 1865, the city of Münster gave the club the premises on Breul, which was to remain the seat of the gymnastics community until 2003. The club gym, which was put into operation on February 8, 1867, was built on the site. The construction costs were underestimated by those responsible, so that the members of the association initially had to do without "a real roof".
On January 18, 1871, ideas to found a gymnast fire brigade resulted in the Münster volunteer fire brigade . In 1875, the club's senior team was founded.
With the beginning of the Franco-German War in 1870/71, the club had to struggle with problems. Alone 21 members were “called to the flags”. After the association had grown to 181 members after three years of existence (July 10, 1965), the number of members decreased to only 96 members by January 1879. The expansion of the bad roof brought the club into financial difficulties; as a result, he resigned from the Gauverband, and thus also from the German Gymnastics Association. The long-time chairman of the judiciary Leesemann died on March 29, 1880. And in February some club members left the gymnastics club to found the “TV Westfalia brother club”.
Gym teacher Becker from Osnabrück was employed. He later became a university gymnastics and fencing teacher. In March 1896, the association had to transfer the property on Breul back to the city. The reason was that the association failed, as agreed, to name successors for the three deceased association representatives who had signed the original contract in 1865. As a result, the club had to rent the site and the sports hall from the city. In January 1897, more members left the association to found TV Jahn Münster.
In the middle of 1901 the “health men” was founded, followed the following year by the founding of the women's department. On 12./13. In October 1912 the association celebrated a big 50th anniversary celebration. The club now had 405 members (289 gymnasts, 41 gymnasts and 75 gymnastics students).
In the 1990s it became more and more disadvantageous that the association was spatially distributed and had no real center. The simple gym with the business premises on Breul could not fulfill this function.
With the construction of a triple gym for the Adolph Kolping Vocational College in Lotharingerstraße in 2003, the TG got a new home. Modern business premises, a meeting room, a small kitchen and a gymnastics room for the TG were housed in the sports hall. To finance the sports hall, however, it was necessary to demolish the sports hall on Breul and use the property for high-quality residential construction.
In connection with the new spatial possibilities and previous sporting successes in the promotion of young talent in the trampoline department, the status of state performance base trampoline gymnastics of the Westphalian Gymnastics Association was awarded in 2004 .
Club facilities
- Paddle house on the Werse
- Tennis facility and tennis home Wienburg
- Club gym on the Breul (until 2003)
- Office Lotharingerstr. since 2003
- Gymnastics room Lotharingerstr.
Sports and departments
The program includes:
- Aikido
- badminton
- beach volleyball
- fencing
- Fitness gymnastics
- Gymnastics for senior citizens
- Historical fencing
- Judo
- Coronary exercise
- athletics
- Modern sword art
- Paddle
- Rhythmic sports gymnastics
- Roller derby
- Inline hockey (Münster Mottek)
- Taekwondo
- dance
- tennis
- Table tennis
- Trampoline exercise
- Artistic gymnastics male and female
- Children's gymnastics
- volleyball
Special achievements and awards for members
- February 13, 1979 Federal Cross of Merit on ribbon for Tünnes Seidensticker
- September 29, 1979 Federal Cross of Merit, First Class for Harald Eimermacher
Sporting successes
National and international successes have been recorded several times in the various sports of the club. The outstanding successes of the athletes of the TG Münster include:
- 1939: World record by Christel Schulz in the long jump (6.12 m)
- 1947: German championship in discus throw for Marianne Schulze-Entrup (41.13 m)
- 1985: 1st place in the European Championship for Claus Grabke in the halfpipe (skateboard)
- 1986: 1st place in the world championship for Oliver and Martina Wessel Therhorn in standard dance
- 1986: 1st place in the world championship for Günter Mokulys in skateboard
- various world championships sport bowling Ulrike Thiemann
- 2014: German championship over 100 m for Tatjana Pinto
Trampoline exercise
Athletes in the trampoline department of the TG Münster, under their trainer Tobias Dorra, achieved thirteen medals in national championships in the youth field between 1990 and 2009 as well as two international appearances in the World Age Group Competitions (WAGC), the unofficial youth World championships in trampoline gymnastics.
In trampoline gymnastics there are only official European youth championships in the youth area. The WAGC is the only worldwide event for trampoline athletes in the youth sector. Successful trampoline gymnasts at national level include: a. Pia Baumgart, Kirsten Grotefeld, Santina Wübbelmann, Elif Mayaoglu, Kerim Mayaoglu.
International assignments at the World Age Group Competitions:
| year | Sportswoman | place | Trainer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1991 | Thorsten Feldt | New Zealand | Bernd Manemann |
| 1998 | Anke Schräder | Sydney (Australia) | Tobias Dorra |
Major events
Since its foundation, the Münster gymnastics community has been responsible for many major sporting and social events in Münster.
- 1000 sing and dance
- Foundation festival
- Pork knuckle meal from the old man's department
Events trampoline gymnastics
The trampoline gymnastics department has hosted a large number of national and international competitions and championships since it was founded in 1989:
- 1992, 1994, 1996: International Kiepenkerl Cup
- 1991 German championship double mini trampoline
- 1998 German team championship
- 2000 German championship single and synchronous incl. Olympic qualification
- 2007, 2008 and 2009 German team championships
Events fencing
- German championships
List of chairmen / presidents
| Association chairperson | |
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| Term of office | Surname |
| 1862-1880 | Counselor J. Fr. Leesemann |
| 1880-1906 | Accountant Reeker |
| 1906-1919 | Trade school supervisor Karl Brettschneider |
| 1919-1924 | Rector Heinrich Olberg |
| 1924-1935 | Teacher Anton Gudel |
| 1935-1937 | Master goldsmith Louis Bussmann |
| 1937-1945 | Günter von Othegraven |
| 1946-1971 | Harald Eimermacher |
| 1971-1987 | Herbert Fischer merchant |
| 2005-2014 | Hans-Georg Geißdörfer, Jürgen Siekmann ann |
| since 2014 | Jürgen Siekmann |
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note collective management as a representative of the association to the outside world
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| President | |
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| Term of office | Surname |
| 1971-1977 | Government Vice President Josef Ruwe |
| 1977-1984 | Bank director a. D. Fritz Noppeney |
| 1993-1997 | Hans-Georg Geißdörfer |
| 1997-2003 | Joachim Reeker |
| 2003-2005 | Tobias Dorra |
In the course of a comprehensive reform of the statutes, the office of the elected association chairman or president was abolished in 2006. As before, at least two board members have been entered in the register of associations as representatives of the association in accordance with the BGB . The eight-person board of directors also appoints a board spokesman who represents the club externally.
In 2013 the statutes of 2006 were revised again and the office of the association chairman was reintroduced.
Individual evidence
- ↑ 125 years of the Münster gymnastics community . (see literature list).
- ↑ Festschrift 100 years of the Münster Turngemeinde from 1862 . (see literature list).
- ↑ volleyball.tg-muenster.de
- ↑ volleyball.tg-muenster.de
literature
- Turngemeinde Münster von 1862 eV (Hrsg.): 100 years Turngemeinde Münster from 1862 . Munster 1962.
- Turngemeinde Münster von 1862 eV (Hrsg.): 125 years Turngemeinde Münster . Anniversary commemorative publication. Münster 1987 (editor Aloys Schaefer).
- Turngemeinde Münster von 1862 eV (Hrsg.): 150 years Turngemeinde Münster . Festschrift. Münster 2012 (editors Jürgen Siekmann and Klaus Bruckmann).
- Harald Eimermacher: Between Barrenholm and 4 F. Turnerischer CV . In: WTB series of publications . tape 8 . Westfälischer Turnerbund, Hamm-Oberwerries 1997.