Andreas Gemeinhardt: Supercoach 2025 and judo pioneer in Perg!

Andreas Gemeinhardt: Supercoach 2025 and judo pioneer in Perg!

In the district of Perg, Andreas Gemeinhardt has voted Supercoach 2025! The judo trainer at ASKÖ Luftenberg won the online voting, which was organized by the sports country Upper Austria and Meinverkälle Upper Austria. From May 5th to May 18th, the voters had the opportunity to choose their favorites. Gemeinhardt not only sees this award as a personal success, but also sees it as recognition for the entire club and the committed team of coaches with which he works. On June 2, 2025, the Super Coaches will be honored in the OÖ Olympic Center in Linz, and the 50-year-old coach is looking forward to it! The father of three sons brings a breath of fresh air to training and takes care of the youngsters.

His commitment in judo goes back to 2015 when he started as a junior junior carer. Today, around 100 children aged 8 to 16 train at ASKÖ Luftenberg. Gemeinhardt has a pronounced sense of what motivates children. "Fun and curiosity come first for me," he says optimistically and adds that he spurs the kids through new exercises and games. Body control is particularly important to him, and he brings his experience in strength training to promote the athletes in the best possible way.

a heart for the Judo youngsters

The promotion of Judo is not limited to Gemeinhardt not only to training in the club. He is also involved in surrounding schools and arouses the interest of young talents for this sport. These initiatives are crucial to strengthen the basics of the judo in the region and to win new youngsters. A valuable step that is also reflected in the positive development of young athletes, as current studies from the elite schools of sport show. These schools, such as the school and competitive sports center Berlin, show how important a close integration of school and sporting training is [Judo-Verband-Berlin] supports such concepts with clear structures.

community does not only lead the little judokas through technology and tactics, but also ensures that the fun is not neglected. With a training session that aims at body control, he culminates from his innovative ideas and shows that modern training can not only be effective but also appealing. The world of judo is not just about competitions; It's also about forming a team.

A look into the future

The versatile and creative approaches from Gemeinhardt show how important it is to inspire children for sport so that they enjoy it in the long term. Judo is not only a martial arts, but also promotes team spirit, discipline and self -confidence - characteristics that accompany young people for a lifetime. We also find this philosophy in the concepts of the elite schools of sport, where a perfect balance between school training and sporting achievements is sought [specialist portal-Paedagogik] describes the relevance of such structures and how they benefit young athletes.

community and his team are passionate about living these values. He encourages his protégés to enjoy training and face challenges. With a large portion of enthusiasm and a clear focus on the development of the Judo youngsters, the way for Andreas Gemeinhardt and ASKÖ Luftenberg is paved in order to take the next steps into a promising future.