Sport

“Running awakens the body, the mind and the soul”

To the 22. For the first time, the archbishop of bamberg, ludwig schick, has taken the golden sports badge. In one discipline, the 68-year-old was even able to improve on his previous year's score: in rope skipping, he managed 108 jumps after 102 the year before. He completed the 3000-meter run in 17.43 minutes, almost the same time as in 2016, when he was 19 seconds faster. He also almost matched his results in the long jump (2.03 meters) and the 50-meter dash (9.87 seconds). To the 15. For the first time, schick completed the examinations in walsdorf near bamberg. The certificate and the pin of honor in gold were presented to him in the bishop's house in bamberg by the presidents heinrich hoffmann and manfred ratzke.
Schick took his first gold sports badge in 1996 in fulda as vicar general. The archbishop jogs eight to ten kilometers every morning. "When you run, your mind and soul awaken along with your body", said schick. It's a christian's duty to keep not only his mind but also his body healthy and fit. But sport must not degenerate into a substitute religion. "It can be observed that the cult of sport is taking on a religious character in some places. Sport should not be the main thing and not be abused nationalistically. Top-class sport is also there for people and should promote the common good", said Schick.

Sport

Drunk driving: suspended sentence for dennis rodman

drunk driving: suspended sentence for dennis rodman

Former star basketball player dennis rodman (56) has been sentenced to three years’ probation for drunk driving.

In addition, the multiple champion of the US NBA league must undergo a nine-month rehabilitation program and pay a fine of 390 dollars (about 317 euros), as the "los angeles times" reported on monday, citing court documents. His lawyer paul S. Meyer buried that the court recognized rodman’s efforts to get away from addiction, reported, among others, the newspaper "USA today".

Sport

Esc wants to offer young talents a perspective

Esc wants to offer young talents a perspective

"We have to set the course for the future," says the fuchse coach, stresses andreas kurz, who is responsible for young talent at the ESC habfurt together with the third chairman helmut schmidt. "That's why, together with the management board, we have agreed to seek cooperation with ERV schweinfurt." first talks already took place. According to kurz, both clubs had "no differences whatsoever" in their goals." as many of the club's own young players as possible are to be integrated into the senior section of the first team. "We must offer the young players, whether from the ERV or the ESC, a sporting alternative", demands the 43-year-old. For themselves, both clubs, which aspire to junior field hockey at a good level and a solid foundation for the active area, could not lift this more.

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