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Zgodovinski Oris Razvoja Smučarskih Skokov V Ameriki in Kanadi UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI FAKULTETA ZA ŠPORT Športna vzgoja Športno treniranje ZGODOVINSKI ORIS RAZVOJA SMUČARSKIH SKOKOV V AMERIKI IN KANADI DIPLOMSKO DELO MENTOR: prof. dr. Bojan Jošt SOMENTOR: doc. dr. Tomaž Pavlin Avtor dela RECENZENT: BINE NORČIČ prof. dr. Janez Pustovrh Ljubljana, 2016 Hvala mentorju, prof. dr. Bojanu Joštu in somentorju, doc. dr. Tomažu Pavlinu, za vso pomoč in vodenje pri izdelavi diplomskega dela. Hvala za pomoč in potrpežljivost tudi ga. Tatjani Mehle iz študentskega referata. Posebna zahvala gre tudi družini in prijateljem, ki so me vselej podpirali, vzpodbujali ter mi ob tem tudi svetovali in pomagali. Ključne besede: smučarski skoki, Severna Amerika, zgodovina, razvoj, tekmovanja, dosežki, infrastruktura ZGODOVINSKI ORIS RAZVOJA SMUČARSKIH SKOKOV V AMERIKI IN KANADI Bine Norčič IZVLEČEK Smučarski skoki so v Sloveniji eden najpopularnejših športov. Vrhunski rezultati naši skakalcev v zadnjih letih, izgradnja nordijskega centra Planica in veliko število mladih skakalcev nam zagotavljajo, da bo tako ostalo tudi v prihodnje. Na zahodni strani Atlantika, natančneje v Severni Ameriki je stvar povsem drugačna. Nezanimanje gledalcev, medijev in posledično tudi sponzorjev za skakalni šport igra pomembo vlogo pri uspehih severnoameriških skakalcev. Zgodovina priča, da je bilo včasih drugače. Razvoj skokov se je z množičnim preseljevanjem Norvežanov v države Severne Amerike začel že ob koncu 19. stoletja, podobno kot v večini Evropskih držav (izjemo se edino Skandinavske države, ki so pri razvoju skokov močno prednjačile, predvsem Norveška). Na tekmovanjih so v začetku 20. stoletja beležili izjemno število gledalcev, na tekmi na vojaškem stadionu v Chicagu si je leta 1037 ogledala 60 tisoč glava množica. Skoki so bili tako popularni, da so tekmovanja organizirali tudi v mestih, kot sta San Francisco in Los Angeles. V zadnjih letih se Američani in Kanadčani sicer trudijo, da bi skoke ponovno postavili na nivo, na katerem so že bili včasih (Američani beležijo tudi eno olimpijsko medaljo v tem športu), a pot do tja bo še dolga. Vedno boljši rezultati na mednarodnih tekmovanjih pričajo o tem, da jih sistematično delo v reprezentancah in skrb za podmladek lahko pripeljejo med najboljše skakalce na svetu. Key words: ski jumping, North America, history, evolution, competitions, results, infrastructure HISTORICAL OUTLINE OF SKI JUMPING DEVELOPMENT IN AMERICA AND CANADA Bine Norčič ABSTRACT One of the most popular sports in Slovenia is ski jumping. The superb results of our ski jumpers can be credited to the new construction of Nordic centre Planica and the large number of young jumpers that will guarantee outstanding performances for years to come. Ski Jumping is quite a bit different on the Western side of the Atlantic in North America. The lack of popularity from the spectators, media, and sponsors for ski jumping play an important and significant role in the successes of North American jumpers. If you take a look back at the history of ski jumping in North America, this was not always the case. Because of the migration of Norwegians to North America, the development of ski jumping began at the end of 19th century, which is the same time as most of the European countries (except Scandinavians and Norwegians). Ski jumping competitions at the beginning of the 20th century drew a remarkable number of spectators to the events. In 1937 a crowd of 60 thousand people were in attendance at a competition held in Chicago at the historical Soldier Field. The sport of ski jumping was so popular during this time that competitions were also organized in the other cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles. In the more recent years Americans and Canadians have been trying to raise the interest and popularity of ski jumping to a level at which they have been to in years past (the Americans have even won an Olympic medal). But it is still a long road ahead in order to make it to the top. Recently there have been better results in the International competitions, which shows that the system in place with the national teams and younger athletes can produce the best ski jumpers in the world. Kazalo UVOD ................................................................................................................................................ 1 SMUČARSKI ŠPORT DOSEŽE SEVERNO AMERIKO....................................................................... 3 ZDRUŽENE DRŽAVE AMERIKE .................................................................................................. 4 KANADA .................................................................................................................................... 5 NAMEN IN CILJI NALOGE ......................................................................................................... 8 METODE DELA ................................................................................................................................. 9 RAZPRAVA ...................................................................................................................................... 10 TEKMOVANJA V SMUČARSKIH SKOKIH NA OBMOČJU SEVERNE AMERIKE ............................ 14 OLIMPIJSKE IGRE PONOVNO V KANADI? .............................................................................. 21 SKAKALNA INFRASTRUKTURA ................................................................................................... 22 PRVE SKAKALNICE V SEVERNI AMERIKI ................................................................................. 22 SKAKALNA INFRASTRUKTURA V SEVERNI AMERIKI DANES .................................................. 28 ORGANIZIRANOST SKAKALNEGA ŠPORTA V SEVERNI AMERIKI ............................................... 32 TREND RAZVOJA SMUČARSKIH SKOKOV V SEVERNI AMERIKI ............................................. 37 VLOGA SLOVENSKIH TRENERJEV NA SKOKE V SEVERNI AMERIKI ........................................... 39 SKLEP .............................................................................................................................................. 41 PRILOGE ......................................................................................................................................... 42 VIRI ................................................................................................................................................. 45 Kazalo slik Slika 1: Isabel Coursier, članica kluba Revelstoke, leta 1923 (Rempel, 2009) .............................. 3 Slika 2: Ekipa kluba Aurora iz Red Winga, drugega najstarejšega smučarskega kluba v ZDA, leta 1891 (povzeto po: Red Wing Ski Jumping, 2007) .......................................................................... 5 Slika 3: Tekmovanje v smučarskih skokih v 20-ih letih 20. stoletja (povzeto po: Red Wing Ski Jumping, 2007) ................................................................................................................................ 6 Slika 4: Spreminjane tehnike skokov (Lind, 2009).......................................................................... 7 Slika 5: Steve Collins (Kanada) med intervjujem na OI v Calgaryju 1988 (povzeto po: www.collectionscanada.gc.ca) ...................................................................................................... 10 Slika 6: Anders Haugen (ZDA) ob prejemu olimpijske medalje leta 1974 (povzeto po: http://olympstats.com) ................................................................................................................. 11 Slika 7: Mike Holland med skokom (povzeto po: http://vtskiandride.com ) .............................. 12 Slika 8: Sarah Hendrickson (ZDA) z velikim kristalnim globusom za sezono 2011/2012 (povzeto po:http://ussa.org) ........................................................................................................................ 13 Slika 9: Skakalnica na vojaškem stadionu v Chicagu (povzeto po: www.fleetfeetchicago.com ) ........................................................................................................................................................ 15 Slika 10: Tekmovanje na vojaškem stadionu v Chicagu leta 1837 (Breen, 2015) ...................... 16 Slika 11: Lesena konstrukcija skakalnice na vojaškem stadionu v Chicagu (povzeto po: www.fleetfeetchicago.com ) ......................................................................................................... 16 Slika 12: Prireditelji zimskih OI v Severni Ameriki (povzeto po: https://images.google.com ) .. 18 Slika 13: Prizorišče tekem v smučarskih skokih med olimpijskimi igrami v Calgaryju 1988 (povzeto po: http://www.calgarysun.com ) ................................................................................ 20 Slika 14: Otvoritev olimpijskih iger v Calgaryju 1988 (povzeto po: http://www.theglobeandmail.com ) ............................................................................................ 21 Slika 15: Fotografija z domnevno prvega tekmovanja v smučarskih skokih na področju Severne Amerike, leta 1887 (povzeto po: Red Wing Ski Jumping, 2007) ................................................. 22 Slika 16: Prva skakalnica v ZDA (1) (povzeto po: www.skisprungschanzen.com ) ..................... 23 Slika 17: Prva skakalnica v ZDA (2) (povzeto po: www.skisprungschanzen.com ) ..................... 23 Slika 18: Skakalnica v Minneapolisu z novim zaletiščem (povzeto po: www.skisprungschanzen.com ) .................................................................................................... 24 Slika
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