Nordic Skiingmale jumping
The German ski federation announced the composition of the training groups and status of male athletes jumping ahead of the 2016 season - '' 17. They notice big changes compared to last year.
Wednesday 18 May 2016 5 minutes reading time
The long-time fans will gi & agrave; as in Germany you use a & nbsp; double standard. Athletes & ndash; to come over divided by the working groups & ndash; receive a status (in brackets) which indicates a & rsquo; additional internal hierarchy within the group itself.
Simplifying the system, you can memorize options state that:
* Generally be included in the working group 1A and simultaneously enjoy the status A means having the assured place in the tains World Cup the following season.
* Have status B and be included in the working group 1A, it means enjoying greater consideration than those who & egrave; It equipped with status B and inserted in group 1B.
* Finally the junior, except in exceptional cases, is assigned status C just to indicate their et & agrave end ;.
not surprising to see a number of adjustments in a movement back from a season of contrasts. The composition of the men's jump German team for 2016 - '' 17:
1A WORKING GROUP (A) FREITAG Richard (1991) (A) FREUND Severin (1988) (A) LEYHE Stephan (1992) (A) Wellinger Andreas (1995) (B) SIEGEL David (1996) (B) WANK Andreas ( 1988) The 1A group is reduced from 7 to 6 athletes, however, they doubled those with Status a, last year granted only Severin Freund and Richard Freitag. Instead the results of & rsquo; last winter have earned this privilege also to Stephan Leyhe Wellinger and Andreas.
Change the other members of the group. Andreas Wank and David Siegel were promoted, while Markus Eisenbichler and Marinus Kraus were demoted. It also lacks Michael Neumayer, who to memorize options he hung up his skis to the nail.
WORKING GROUP 1B (B) Eisenbichler Markus (1991) (B) GEIGER Karl (1993) (B) KRAUS Marinus (1991) (B) PASCHKE Pius (1990) (C) FUCHS Tim (1997) (C) HAMANN Martin ( 1997) (C) SELL Adrian (1998) (C) SIEGEL Jonathan (1998) (C) WINTER Paul (1997)
1B group is instead expanded from 8 to 9 athletes and at the same time profoundly renewed. The only ones to be confirmed are Karl Geiger, Pius Paschke and Paul Winter.
They are joined by the gi & agrave; cited Eisenbichler and Kraus & ndash; demoted from Group 1A & ndash; as well as & eacute; four junior, all promoted from their class. This is Tim Fuchs, Martin Hamann, Adrian Sell, and Jonathan Siegel.
Lacking for obvious reasons David Siegel and Andreas Wank, promoted in the 1A group. Also were cut Bradatsch Sebastian, Jan & Mayl ä nder and Daniel Wenig.
HEAD COACH: Werner SCHUSTER
COACHES GROUP 1A: Horngacher Stephan, HAASE Tino, WINKLER Christian COACHES GROUP 1B: Bernhard Metzler, ROHWEIN Peter, HEIM Christian, KURZ Oliver
Many changes also in the technical staff, always led by Werner Schuster.
Among the technicians of 1A group is confirmed only Christian Winkler. Jens Deimel, last year in Group 1B, is promoted and takes over from Stephan Horngacher (became head coach of Poland). Also joins the pool the Norwegian Roar Lj ø jekls ø y, while it comes out Tino Haase.
Bernhard Metzler replaces Deimel at the helm of the group 1B and, in addition to the confirmed Rohwein, will come & agrave; also assisted by Christian Heim and Oliver Kurz.
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