Large-scale Hobby Horsing Event Launch: Team Hoopte to Initiate Globally Largest Gathering in Finland
In September, Frankfurt will host the inaugural German Championships for Hobby Horsing, a unique blend of horse riding and athletics that has captured the hearts of many across Europe. This trend sport, which originated in Finland around 2002, has evolved from a toy to a serious sports equipment, attracting participants of all ages.
Anabell Harms, a prominent figure in the Hobby Horsing community, encourages sceptics to give the sport a try. She and her team from MTV Hoopte, a club based in the Harburg district, have achieved impressive results in international competitions, including the unofficial world championships of Hobby Horsing held in Finland.
MTV Hoopte's members, aged 12 to 17, hail from Bardowick, Reppenstedt, and Lüneburg. They have trained hard and have been supported by their parents and sponsors to participate in the world's largest Hobby Horsing event. Their dedication and courage were on full display as they jumped hobby horses over heights ranging from 60 centimeters to 1.20 meters.
The Hobby Horsing world championships were a fantastic experience for the participants, offering them a platform to showcase their skills and passion for the sport. Despite being unofficial, these championships have become a highlight in the Hobby Horsing calendar, attracting participants from all over the world.
Training groups for Hobby Horsing can now be found in the Lüneburg area, reflecting the growing interest in the sport. Participants engage in various activities, including jumping obstacles, completing courses in time or style, and dressage, with judges awarding points for precision and accuracy.
Hobby Horsing fits within the context of evolving sports, which have ancient roots and modern global organisation and competition. It is distinct from historical "hobby horses," a term also used for early bicycles in the 19th century, originating in Germany and France, but related to different technologies and cultural phenomena.
For those interested in learning more about MTV Hoopte and its involvement in Hobby Horsing, direct club sources or local German sports associations may offer the most precise data. The first-ever German Championships for Hobby Horsing in Frankfurt promises to be an exciting event, showcasing the passion and skill of its participants.
The MTV Hoopte team, having achieved notable success in international Hobby Horsing competitions, such as the unofficial world championships, is looking forward to the first-ever German Championships for Hobby Horsing in Frankfurt. Other sports enthusiasts might consider diversifying their interests by exploring this unique blend of sports-analysis that is Hobby Horsing, as it continues to gain popularity with its focus on precision, accuracy, and dedication, much like other sports.
