YUU-Skydive Parachuting

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YUU skydive
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legal form non-profit registered association
founding April 8, 2005
founder Yorck Vettereck, Ulrike Vettereck, Ulf Lempfert
Seat Hungriger Wolf Airfield , Hohenlockstedt near Itzehoe ( Coordinates: 53 ° 59 ′ 22.2 ″  N , 9 ° 34 ′ 6.8 ″  E )
motto we make you smile
purpose Parachuting
Chair Jan Enno Einfeld, Jan Herz and Andrea Kleinschmidt
Members 150
Website www.yuu-skydive.de

The YUU-Skydive e. V. is an association founded on April 8, 2005 to promote parachuting . The association currently has around 150 members.

The foundation of the association

YUU-Skydive was originally founded in 2002, initially in the form of a civil society , by a group of parachutists. These included the parachutists Yorck Vettereck, Ulrike Vettereck and Ulf Lempfert, who, with the initials of their first names, also gave the club its name.

Purpose of the association

YUU-Skydive e. V. is a registered non-profit association that promotes sport in the form of skydiving. According to the statutes, this is achieved in particular through a professional infrastructure for active licensed jumpers to practice their sport, training and further education for parachutists, youth work and the promotion of young talent, sports promotion for participants in national and international competitions and public relations as advertising for skydiving.

Beginnings

The club building of YUU-Skydive e. V.

At the beginning of the activities, various airfields in Schleswig-Holstein took place , mostly from small, chartered aircraft , such as the Cessna 182 . The Rendsburg-Schachtholm airfield on the Kiel Canal soon became the association's first home. A disused circus tent served as a packing hall while a disused double-decker of BVG as training and administration building was used.

At the end of 2004, the parachutists were offered the no longer used fire station at the former Hungriger Wolf military airfield in Hohenlockstedt near Itzehoe . This previous fire station with a floor area of ​​600 m² offered sufficient space both as a packing hall and as a club house. The extensive, obstacle-free area on the airfield also provided ideal conditions for parachuting. A single test weekend was enough for the club to finally move to Hohenlockstedt. In the meantime, the association “YUU-Skydive e. V. “was founded and the non-profit status recognized.

The jump place

The year 2005 was the first year on a “real” drop zone . A landing area on the former military airfield and the ex-fire station as a new clubhouse provided the club with the necessary infrastructure. The influx of jumpers from all over northern Germany now also increased. However, the association still did not have its own drop plane. The charter of suitable aircraft for the landfall operation was associated with difficulties.

An adequate drop plane

Cessna Caravan D-FUNK

A cooperation agreement between Prokon from Itzehoe, Air Hamburg and YUU-Skydive agreed to purchase and share a Cessna 208 Caravan Model 675 in November 2006. The aircraft has been operated since 2013 by the Itzehoe / Hungriger Wolf- based aviation company IAS Itzehoer Airservice GmbH .

The German Parachuting Championship 2012

Already at the information and security conference (INSITA) of the German Parachute Sports Association (DFV) on November 14, 2010 in Schweinfurt, the association was awarded the contract for the German championship in skydiving 2012 as part of the delegates' conference More than 200 competitors in 8 different disciplines, over 3300 competition jumps on the "Hungry Wolf" airfield.

The competition was followed even in the USA by the National Skydiving League. Overall, the German championship in skydiving in 2012 caused over 2 hours of TV broadcasting time on broadcasters such as Norddeutscher Rundfunk , RTL and Sat.1 . Editorial articles from nationwide print media such as Focus , Handelsblatt and Die Zeit were published together with many reports from regional newspapers.

Competitive successes

As part of the sponsorship of sports, the association supports ambitious club members who take part in official competitions. In the meantime, the club and its teams have made a name for themselves in various disciplines and have achieved championship titles in national competitions. Since 2012, members of the association have been able to achieve a total of four German championship titles, two silver medals and one bronze medal in the highest German competition category, the open class.

Success at the DM 2012 in Itzehoe

Club member Peter Wohlers won both the open class "Cap formation 4-way rotation" with the team "Nimbus" and the open class "Cap formation 2-part sequential" with the team "Airstep". The team "YUUnited4" with Winfried Joszko, Holger Sass, Andrea Kleinschmidt, André Maurice and Lars Oesterwinter (video) was able to secure the bronze medal in the discipline "Formation jumping SS 4-advanced". In the same class, the club member Peter Ingenhaag won the title with the "Paradox" team.

Success at the DM 2013 in Bad Saulgau

In the discipline "Cap formation 2'er Sequential - Open Class" the team "Airstep" with team member Peter Wohlers again won the title "German Champion". In the discipline "Formation jumping FS 8'er - Open Class", the team "PinkAtomiXRay" won bronze with club members Peter Ingenhaag and Andrea Kleinschmidt. The newly founded team "AtomiX" achieved a 7th place in their first championships.

Success at the DM 2014 in Eisenach

In the discipline "Cap formation 2'er Sequential - Open Class", the "Airstep" team with team member Peter Wohlers has won the title "German Master" for the third time in a row. The team flew a new German record in the second round with 12 points. In the supreme discipline "Formation jumping FS 4'er - Open Class" the team "AtomiX" won the silver medal with the club members Peter Ingenhaag, Andrea Kleinschmidt, Janina Jungs, Holger Sass and video man Lars Naeve. Due to the performance shown, the "AtomiX" team was appointed to the B national team by the German Parachuting Association.

Successes at the DM 2015 in Düren / Saarlouis

In the discipline "Cap formation 4'er Sequential - Open Class" the team "Airstep" and team member Peter Wohlers won the title "German Champion". In the supreme discipline "Formation jumping FS 4'er - Open Class", the team "AtomiX" won the silver medal again with the club members Peter Ingenhaag, Andrea Kleinschmidt, Janine Tillenburg, Holger Sass and video man Lars Naeve. The site's own junior team "High-5" won the discipline "Formation Jumping FS 4'er - Beginners Class" and was thus able to secure the first DM title in her still young career.

Successes at the World Cup / European Championship 2015 in Teuge (NL)

Arrived as a national team, the "AtomiX" team in the Netherlands represented the German colors for the first time at the 2015 World Cup / European Parachuting Championships. After reaching the final round, the team secured 6th place in the European Championship and 7th place in the WorldCup.

Success at the DM 2016 in Bremgarten

The "AtomiX" team (Peter Ingenhaag, Andrea Kleinschmidt, Janine Tillenburg, Holger Sass and video man Lars Naeve) was able to confirm and improve the performance of the previous season. In the end, it was enough for the third German runner-up in a row in the discipline "Formation Jumping FS 4'er - Open Class".

Success at the DM 2017 in Neustadt-Glewe

In the discipline "Cap formation 2'er Sequential - Open Class" the team "Airstep" with team member Peter Wohlers became German runner-up. The #Hashtag team (Karin Bauch, Nina Glogowski, Dennis Promper, Dirk Werres and video man Peter Wohlers) won the bronze medal in the discipline "Formation jumping FS 4th - advanced class". The team "AtomiX" (Peter Ingenhaag, Andrea Kleinschmidt, Mark Zimmermann, Holger Sass and video man Lars Naeve) was able to reduce the gap to the defending champion to only 8 points in the discipline "Formation jumping FS 4'er - Open Class" and won the fourth silver medal in a row at a German championship and narrowly missed qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Australia.

Other activities

Education and training of parachutists

In addition to the basic training of skydivers until they are ready for a license, the association has held a teacher training course for conventional parachute training every year since 2008 in accordance with the training manual (AHB) of the German Skydiving Association (DFV). Since 2011, the association has received three additional contracts from the DFV to carry out an advanced AFF teacher training course ( Accelerated Freefall ).

School project skydiving

For the purpose of the statutes "public relations", the association launched a school project in 2007, which is repeated regularly. With some experienced skydivers, the association visited secondary schools for a day and gave lessons in close cooperation with the teachers.

Board members of the association

Period Board
2005-2009 Ulf Lempfert, Yorck Vettereck, Harald Wöhe
2009-2011 Yorck Vettereck, Rob van Keeken, Jan Schwarz
2011–2012 Yorck Vettereck, Achmed Sharma, Mike Hecker
2012-2018 Achmed Sharma, Mike Hecker, Jan Jaeger
2019 Achmed Sharma, Mike Hecker, Andrea Kleinschmidt
since 2020 Jan Enno Einfeld, Jan Herz, Andrea Kleinschmidt

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. 2007 will be funky . Announcement by YUU-Skydive eV. Retrieved on November 6, 2013.
  2. ^ Reports of the National Skydiving League . Reports from the National Skydiving League, USA on the German Skydiving Championship 2012. Accessed November 7, 2013.
  3. TV reports . The collected television reports on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  4. TV report on Sat1 ( Memento of the original from November 11, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Reports from Sat1 on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Retrieved on November 6, 2013. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.hamburg.sat1regional.de
  5. Report in Focus . Focus report on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  6. ^ Report in the Handelsblatt ( memento from November 11, 2013 in the Internet Archive ). Handelsblatt reports on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  7. ^ Report in the time . Reports of the time for the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  8. ^ Report in the Norddeutsche Rundschau . Reports from the Norddeutsche Rundschau on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  9. ^ Report of the Hamburger Wochenblatt ( Memento from November 11, 2013 in the Internet Archive ). Reports of the Hamburger Wochenblatt on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  10. ^ Bundeswehr report . Reports of the Bundeswehr sports magazine on the German championship in parachuting in 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  11. ^ Report of the Schwäbisches Tagblatt . Reports from the Schwäbisches Tagblatt on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  12. ^ Report in the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung . Reports of the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung on the German Championship in Parachuting 2012. Accessed on November 6, 2013.
  13. ^ Report from the Lippische Landeszeitung . Reports from the Lippische Landeszeitung on the German Parachuting Championship 2012. Accessed on November 7, 2013.