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Youth Olympic Games Singapore 2010 the German Youth Olympic Team Content DOSB I Sport bewegt! Youth Olympic Games Singapore 2010 The German Youth Olympic Team Content Promotional films Rowing 114 Where Worlds Meet, Youth Olympic Day in Berlin 4 Shooting 118 Archery 124 Singapore Swimming 126 Facts and Figures 6 Diving 142 Highlight Projects 2010 14 Sailing 146 Taekwondo 150 Promotional films Tennis 158 Image video Singapore, Singapore theme songs „Everyone“, Motto „I can“ 22 Table Tennis 164 Triathlon 168 Interview Artistic Gymnastics 172 DOSB President Thomas Bach 24 Support Team Heads of Delegation Features 182 Brief Vita 28 Presentation Mentors Team Leadership Brief Vita and Information 184 Brief Vita 30 Video interview Junior ambassador Karolin Weber dsj chairman Ingo-Rolf Weiss 190 Representation, Video and Brief Vita 32 Training Camp Presentation athletes Representation 194 Introduction 40 Participants 196 Youth Guides 234 Badminton 42 Assistants 236 Basketball 44 Boxing 52 Presentation DOSB Fencing 58 Profile 240 Weightlifting 64 Judo 66 Olympic bid Munich 2018 Canoe 70 The time has come 248 Athletics 76 Modern Pentathlon 108 Legal Notice 252 Wrestling 112 2 3 Singapore Promotional films The Youth Olympic Games will soon be held for the first time in Olympic history; they will be hosted by the city-state of Singapore from August 14 to 26, 2010. The goal of the Youth Games is to encourage young athletes to pursue their high-performance sports in accordance with ethical values such as excellence, friendship and respect. Take a look at these videos, which will help you get into the spirit of this first-ever event! JOIN US IN THE VIRTUAL WORLD: www.facebook.com/jugendolympiamannschaft www.olympic.org/yog www.singapore2010.sg www.facebook.com/youtholympicgames www.twitter.com/youtholympics Video of Youth Olympic Day in Berlin Trailer about Singapore ”Where Worlds Meet“ Video of Youth Olympic Day in Berlin 4 Content 5 Singapore Facts and Figures Geography: Singapore is located at the southernmost part of the Malayan peninsula, and is connected to Malaysia via two bridges. The sovereign city-state consists of a main island and about 60 smaller isles, most of which are uninhabited. The coastline is about 150km. The landscape is slightly hilly and only 50% of the surface is covered with buildings, the rest is parks, plantations and woods. Beside São Paulo, Singapore is the sole city with its own primary forest, the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. The diversity of plants and species to be found there are larger than on the whole North American continent. Climate: Tropical. Singapore is located 137km north of the equator; that is why the day and night temperatures vary between 26°C and 19°C. The climate is sunny and warm. During the monsoon season from November to January, heavy and warm rainfalls might occur. History: Singapore was mentioned first in a Chinese narration of the third century as “island at the end of the peninsula”. In 1365, the “seaside” town appeared in a Javanese document. According to Malay annals, the settle- ment received its current name from a prince, who shipwrecked at the coast of the island. At the beach he saw an animal which he took for a lion (san- scrit: Singa). The prince interpreted this encounter as good omen und decid- ed to construct his new city there and to call it Singa Pura, the “lion city”. Until the 19th century, Singapore remained fairly unknown until Sir Thomas Official NAmE: Republic of Singapore Stamford Raffles (British East India Company) recognized the strategic im- SurfacE: 697km². The city-state measures 42km from East to West and 23km portance of its location directly at the large trading routes in 1819 and from North to South. seized the island for the Britons. Raffles established a secure trading port for Inhabitants: 4.8 million (as per 2008). 77% Chinese, 14% Malay, 8% Indians freighters and declared Singapore a tax-free trading zone. The rapid devel- and 1% Eurasians and persons of other ethnic origins. Singapore is a young opment of Singapore attracted immigrants of different origins and cultures. city-state with an average age of 37,3 years among the population.At an In 1911, the city had a population of 250,000 people who mainly came from average of 81.7 years, life expectancy is relatively high. the southern provinces of China, from India, Indonesia, the Middle East and Capital: Singapore Malaysia. 6 Content 7 Singapore Facts and Figures In 1942, Singapore was conquered by the Japanese. After the surrender of Entry: Visitors from the EU member states do not need a visa, but a pass- Japan in 1945, the city fell under British military administration and Singa- port that is valid for at least for six more months when entering the country. pore became Crown Colonie. In 1963 Singapore affiliates with Malaya, At the passport control, tourists receive a “Social Visit Pass“stamped into the Sarawak and Nordborneo to the “Federation of Malaysia“ but declares itself pass, which entitles for a stay of 14 days. as souvereign Nation on 09th August 1965 and becomes a member of the VAccAcination: Singapore disposes of a very high hygienic and cleanliness UNO one month later. Lee Kuan Yew, the first Prime Minister of Singapore standard. Tab water can be used for drinking without any problems. Special of the People’s Action Party made the city-state to what it is today. He vaccinations are not necessary. Only people arriving from yellow fever affect- pitchforked the country poor in natural ressources in an economic miracle. ed areas (Africa or Latin America) need to have a yellow fever vaccination. The contemporary Prime Minister of the parliamentary Republic is Lee Hsien Internet: www.yoursingapore.com Loong. contacT for consumers: [email protected], EconomY: Due to its location at the junction of important navigation and Telefon: +49-(0) 69/920 770-0, Fax: +49-(0) 69/2978922 flight routes Singapore is a considerable centre of commerce in Southeast Asia. The country possesses the busiest ports in the world with 600 shipping companies. The economic structure of the Republic is affected by industry, as well as financial services. The economic growth has been between 6 and 4 percent for years now. The gross domestic product accounts for 135 billion US-Dollars (2006) resultant to a GDP of 30,400 USD per capita. About 30 per cent of the employed population work in the industry and 70 per cent in the service sector. CurrencY: Singapore Dollar (1 SGD ~ 0,50 EUR) Language: English is the business language and is widely spoken and under- stood. National language is Malay. Other langauges spoken are Chinese and ContacT PRESS ContacT Tamil. Singapore Tourism Board Kleber PR Network GmbH Brigitte U. Fleischauer (Ms) Sara Yussefi/Verena Dolz TImE Shift: Middle European Time + 7 hours Hochstrasse 35 – 37 Hamburger Allee 45 During European summer time + 6 hours 60313 Frankfurt 60486 Frankfurt Arrival: Singapore can be reached via the large airports in Germany, Aus- Tel.: +49-(0) 69/920 770-0 Tel.: +49-(0) 69/71 91 36-74/-25 tria, The Netherlands and Switzerland several times a day. Nonstop connec- Tel.: +49-(0) 69/920 770-12 direkt Fax: +49-(0) 69/71 91 36-51 Fax: +49-(0) 69/29 789 22 E-Mail 1: [email protected] tions exist by Singapore Airlines, Qantas and Lufthansa. The flight time E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail 2: [email protected] consist of 12 hours. Web: www.yoursingapore.com Web: www.kprn.de 8 Content Facts and Figures 9 Singapore Facts and Figures Sightseeing 01. Singapore Zoo With over 300 species of animals housed in a spacious rainforest environment, Singapore Zoo offers visitors a chance to get closer to nature. Spend your day watching the talented animals perform, interacting with them in their natural habitat, or even feeding them treats – it’s guaranteed you’ll come away with a wildly unforgettable experience! 02. The Singapore Flyer Get that top-of-the-world feeling with the world’s tallest observation wheel which offers stunning views of the Singapore skyline. Take turns spotting landmarks like the Marina Bay, Singapore River and Merlion Park from a thrilling height of 165m. Spectacular by day and breathtaking by night, it’s a sight not to be missed! 03. Merlion There are many vibrant lifestyle attractions in What’s a trip to Singapore without a picture of the iconic Merlion? A crea- Singapore – whether it is arts and culture, food, ture with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, it is the international nature or adventure – there is something for symbol by which the country is recognized. Take a slow stroll to Merlion Park for some enchanting sights of the Business District and the Singapore everyone! River, and don’t forget your camera! 10 Content Facts and Figures 11 Singapore Facts and Figures Shopping 02. East Coast Park 01. Bugis Village With an area occupying 185 hectares, East Coast Park is Singapore’s largest Known as “the largest street-shopping location in Singapore”, Bugis Street park. It is a popular place to have barbeques, engage in a spot of exercise or offers a dazzling array of goods to suit any fashion style or trend. Tourists even just enjoy the sea breeze. The best way to explore the park is on two and locals alike throng these cluttered streets to emerge with bargains that wheels or four, with bicycle and rollerblade rental kiosks scattered through- come at a fraction of the prices you get elsewhere. Come here to get Singa- out the park. Treat yourself to some delicious black pepper crab at Singa- pore souvenirs, great fashion deals or simply for a taste of authentic street pore’s famous Jumbo Seafood restaurant.
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