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Gelsenkirchen Sports Club Offers German Sport Badge Program
The Breitensportverein Gelsenkirchen e.V. is excited to announce its training and testing program for the "German Sport Badge" this summer. This program is designed to help participants achieve the prestigious Deutsches Sportabzeichen.
Training and Testing Programs
The club organizes regular training sessions aimed at improving participants' athletic abilities in various disciplines required for the German Sport Badge. These sessions focus on fitness, endurance, strength, and coordination. Special workshops or practice days are often held prior to testing events to help participants prepare and understand the requirements. Official testing days are scheduled where participants can complete the required tests for the badge under certified supervision.
The club provides coaching advice, technical guidance, and motivation to help participants meet the standards for the badge. Support is also offered to those who may need it, ensuring everyone has a chance to succeed.
Disciplines Included for the German Sport Badge
The German Sport Badge includes tests across several athletic categories, and participants must complete requirements from different areas to earn the badge. The disciplines typically include endurance, strength, speed, and coordination.
Participants can choose from various endurance activities, such as running, swimming, or cycling. Strength tests include long jump, shot put, weightlifting, or ball throw. Speed tests include sprinting or swimming sprints, while coordination exercises like gymnastics, ball throwing and catching, and obstacle runs are also included.
Contact Information
For more information about the exact schedule, training times, and specific disciplines offered at Breitensportverein Gelsenkirchen e.V., please contact Michael Adlerhorst at Tel. No. 0173 5184488 or via email: [email protected]. Michael is one of the instructors available for the German Sport Badge program and has obtained his examiner's license this year.
The team now consists of five members, including new instructor Michael Adlerhorst. The club has expanded its staff to accommodate high demand and aims to attract not only its own members but also job beginners.
It's worth noting that those applying to the fire department, police, federal police, justice, or customs also need the German Sport Badge. The training units for the German Sport Badge are held at the sports hall and outdoor facilities of the Gesamtschule Erle on Surkampstraße. Swimming disciplines for the German Sport Badge are trained and tested at the Frei- und Hallenbad Copa Ca Backum.
Exercises in the disciplines of endurance, strength, speed, and coordination are trained as part of the German Sport Badge program. The program also takes place at various locations, including the green belt of Schloss Berge, the sports facility "Offene Tür", and the Frei- und Hallenbad Copa Ca Backum.
The German Sport Badge program includes swimming, running, and various other disciplines such as endurance, strength, speed, and coordination. The instructors work with athletes to select suitable sports disciplines for them during the program. So, whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting out, the Breitensportverein Gelsenkirchen e.V. offers a welcoming and supportive environment to help you reach your goals.
The training sessions at Breitensportverein Gelsenkirchen e.V., aimed at acquiring the German Sport Badge, cover fitness-and-exercise related topics such as endurance, strength, speed, and coordination, also encompassing health-and-wellness focused activities like swimming. The club's program further expands to encompass sports like running, athletics, and potentially others, in its quest to prepare participants for the badge.
