Test games inspire fans: Fortuna & Malchow shine before the start of the season!

Test games inspire fans: Fortuna & Malchow shine before the start of the season!

In the sports landscape of Neubrandenburg, a lot is happening, because preparations for the new season are in full swing. The local clubs use test games to get a foretaste of the upcoming challenges. As ndr 1 radio mv Fortuna Neubrandenburg in the first test against the promoted HC Vorpommern-Greifswald a successful 32:26 victory. Football has also started a good start: the Malchower SV defeated SV Siedenbollentin 2: 1.

But the test games are only part of the extensive sports offer in the region. The Neubrandenburg sports high school offers talented young athletes: a valuable perspective inside. Here, students can complete a trial week from grade 6 in order to prepare for a potential sporting career. The requirements are high and the admission takes place according to strict guidelines, as specified in Sportgymnasium Neubrandenburg . The sport -specific suitability plays a central role that takes place through tests and recommendations of the state coaches.

The role of sport in Germany

Sport has a long and multi -layered tradition in Germany. This becomes clear not only in Neubrandenburg, but also nationwide, as the explanations in sport . German sport is characterized by its organization and the self -sufficient position of the sports clubs. Around 89,594 clubs with more than 27.4 million members represent a strong community that not only serves competitive sports, but also width funding.

Sport in Germany is based on three pillars: state offers, private sector participations and non -profit institutions. The state has a lower role than in many other countries. The municipalities are responsible for promoting sport and support the clubs and the infrastructure of the local sports. The importance of sport for society is undisputed because it supports both social cohesion and contributes to health care.

Numerous initiatives aim to make sport accessible to everyone, which has been very well received since the 1950s. The implementation of "Sport for all" programs is an important success in German sport. However, sport is also facing challenges such as doping and corruption that put pressure on the principle of fair game.

The coming months not only promise sporty highlights in test games, but also an intensive exchange about the future of sport in Germany. It remains exciting to observe how the developments will shape, both in Neubrandenburg and nationwide.