Janne Holz conquers runner-up championship at Jugend-Skispringen in Garmisch!

Janne Holz conquers runner-up championship at Jugend-Skispringen in Garmisch!

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Deutschland - The German Ski jumping championships moved to the Olympic Stadium of Garmisch-Partenkirchen at the weekend. The focus was particularly on the Waiblinger Janne Holz, who secured an outstanding place in the youth class J 17. The young athlete from SC Degenfeld experienced an exciting premiere: it was his first competition on a large hill, which was awarded the competition.

The individual competition, which took place under floodlights, offered the athletes the opportunity to demonstrate their talent on the HS142-meter ski jump. Wood competed in a strong field of participants and was able to inspire the jury and the audience with its impressive jumps. In the end, he secured the runner -up title with a both technically and artistically excellent appearance, which is a significant success for him and his club.

particular challenge on the Großchanze

A big hill like that in Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a special challenge for many jumpers. The amount and the associated start not only require courage, but also a precise technology and excellent physical fitness. On this day, Janne Holz showed that he has necessary skills to survive in this demanding sport. This performance is particularly noteworthy when you consider that it was his debut on such a large platform.

The decision to jump on the big hill was probably not easy. For many young jumpers, this is a crucial step in their career. Wood ’runner -up title in the youth class J 17 underlines the potential he has and makes the future appear exciting in ski jumping. Trainers and supervisors can look at his next competitions with great confidence.

With this constant performance, wood could take a permanent place in the German youth squad of ski jumping. In the future, this could also enable him to take part in international competitions and show his skills on an even larger parquet. In the past, many successful jumpers have taken similar steps before climbing into the elite of sport.

It remains to be seen how Janne Holz will develop, especially in the upcoming season in which he can certainly gain a lot of new experiences. The eyes of many fans will now be aimed at his next competitions, while they are eagerly pursuing how his sporting career unfolds.

A big thank you to the organizers of the championships who made it possible to carry out such top -class competitions on such a beautiful ski jump. The event will be remembered as a crucial moment for many young athletes, including Janne Holz's impressive performance. Further information on this event can be found in a detailed report www.zvw.de .