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Minutes of the Jumping Committee Meeting Hotel Hilton International, Zürich-Airport (SUI), 28.09.2018 To the: INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION - Members of the Jumping Committee Blochstrasse 2 3653 Oberhofen/Thunersee For information to: - National Ski Associations Switzerland - Gian Franco Kasper Tel +41 33 244 61 61 - Sarah Lewis Fax +41 33 244 61 71 - Inggard Lereim, Medical Committee Oberhofen, 19.10.2018 Minutes of the Jumping Committee Meeting Hotel Hilton International, Zürich-Airport (SUI), 28.09.2018 Dear Ski Friends, We have pleasure sending you today the Minutes of the Jumping Committee meeting held in Zürich (SUI), 28th September 2018. You are kindly asked to send any remarks to the FIS Nordic Office in Oberhofen until 15th November 2018. We would also like to take the opportunity of informing you that the minutes are available on the Member Services section of the FIS Website: www.fis-ski.com. Thank you very much for your valuable contribution. We wish you a nice autumn. Kindest regards, Walter Hofer Race Director Ski Jumping Enclosure: ment. INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION Jumping Committee Minutes Jumping Committee Meeting Hotel Hilton International, Zürich-Airport (SUI) Friday, 28.09.2018, 13.00 – 17.00 hrs, Conference Room “Zurich” AGENDA 1. Opening of the meeting 2. Members present 3. Approval of the agenda 4. Approval of the minutes of the Jumping Committee meeting in Costa Navarino (GRE), 15.05.2018 5. Reports, remarks and proposals of the Sub-Committees: 5.1 Jumping Hills Hans-Martin Renn 5.2 Equipment and Development Bertil Palsrud 5.3 Officials, Rules and Control Ueli Forrer 5.4 Youth and Children’s Questions Harald Heim 5.5 Analysis summer 2018 Paul Ganzenhuber/Walter Hofer - Grand Prix Walter Hofer - Continental Cup Men Horst Tielmann - Continental Cup Ladies Chika Yoshida - FIS Cup Ueli Forrer 5.6 Calendar Updates 2018/19 Paul Ganzenhuber/Walter Hofer - World Cup Ladies /Men Walter Hofer - Continental Cups and FIS Cup Sepp Gratzer 5.7 Calendar Planning 2019/20 Paul Ganzenhuber/Walter Hofer 6. Other items arising 7. Next meetings - FIS Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Sub-Committee meetings, Zürich (SUI), 13./14.04.2019 - Jumping Committee meeting during the Calendar Conference, Dubrovnik Cavtat (CRO), 30.05.2019 Minutes Jumping Committee Meeting, Zürich (SUI), 28.09.2018 - 2 - All proposals and decisions of the Jumping Committee meeting are subject to the approval of the FIS Council on 16.10.2018 1. Opening of the Meeting The Chairman, Mika Kojonkoski (FIN) welcomes members of the Jumping Committee, representatives of National Ski Associations and Organising Committees and opens the meeting in conference room Zurich on Friday, 28th September 2018, 13.00 hrs. 2. Members Present Ordinary Members Remarks Substitutes Mika Kojonkoski FIN Chairman Baier Jan CZE Dubrovsky Dmitry RUS Gros Gabriel SLO Johnson Alan USA Małysz Adam POL not present Palsrud Bertil NOR Pertile Sandro ITA Petrov Nikolay CAN Saito Chiharu JPN Salvi Franck FRA Schoedler Berni SUI Tielmann Horst NED FIS Continental Cup Coordinator Tusch Rudi GER Verveykin Andrey KAZ Vettori Ernst AUT NN SWE Andreas Stjernen NOR Athletes Commission not present Sarah Hendrickson USA Athletes Commission not present Hans-Martin Renn GER ex officio for Jumping Hills Ueli Forrer SUI ex officio for Officials, Rules and Control Paul Ganzenhuber AUT ex officio for Calendar Planning Harald Haim AUT ex officio for Youth and Children's Questions Horst Huettel GER ex officio for Nordic Combined Andrei Constantin ROU Conference Chashchyn BLR Conference Sotirov Zahari BUL Conference Gao Xuedong CHN Conference not present Vangolu Sebahattin Yenay TUR Conference Walter Hofer FIS Race Director Ski Jumping Borek Sedlak FIS Assistant Race Director Men Ski Jumping Sepp Gratzer FIS SJ Coordinator/Equipment Control Horst Nilgen FIS Media Coordinator Ski Jumping Chika Yoshida FIS Race Director Ladies Ski Jumping Miran Tepes FIS Assistant Race Director Ladies Ski Jumping Aga Baczkowska FIS SJ Coordinator/Equipment Control / Minutes Minutes Jumping Committee Meeting, Zürich (SUI), 28.09.2018 - 3 - Guests Many guests of National Ski Associations and World Cup Organisers present at this meeting. 3. Approval of the Agenda The agenda was sent out on 28.08.2018. The Jumping Committee approved the agenda. Aga Baczkowska was approved as secretary. 4. Approval of the Minutes of the Jumping Committee meeting in Cost Navarino (GRE), 15.05.2018 The minutes were sent out on 31.05.2018. No remarks have been registered at the FIS Office. The Jumping Committee approved the minutes. 5. Report of the Sub-Committees 5.1 Jumping Hills Hand Martin Renn informed the Committee that despite measures agreed upon during a meeting in Costa Navarino (GRE) during FIS Congress Vikersund has not followed up on the results and as an outcome the flying hill has no valid certificate. see enclosure 5.2 Equipment and Development The Chairman, Bertil Palsrud (NOR) reports from the meeting in the morning of the 28th September 2018: - There were no major changes regarding the equipment introduced last spring. The procedure for body weight control was changed, and athletes are being weighted without boots and keils/jets now. Four different new BMI tables were introduced for consideration. FIS staff will collect data and statistics throughout winter season on ski length /body weight relation and general tendency. - Presentation from Inggard Lereim, member of the FIS Medical Committee. A medical study on female ski jumpers was carried out last winter season by medical students of Oslo University. The outcome proves that there are not only fewer and fewer injuries, but that they are of less severe nature. This shows that relevant preventive measures have been undertaken by teams and coaching staff. Female ski jumpers are getting stronger and better trained than a few years ago. In the future, similar studies are planned for female NC athletes, which might be a good way of finding out if Nordic Combined strength is in anyway preventing injuries in Ski Jumping. The main reason for injuries in Ski Jumping in the last few years seems to be the supination of the knee caused by / brought about by binding rotation. New proposed BMI tables will have to be examined with help of outside expertise. Minutes Jumping Committee Meeting, Zürich (SUI), 28.09.2018 - 4 - 5.3 Officials, Rules and Control The Chairman, Ueli Forrer (SUI) reports: Professionalisation of FIS Education: - Our e-learning is on a very professional standard . Opportunity and obligation for all officials for permanent education . Tests for candidates will be done with the help of computers . Each official can test him/herself with studies at home . We have the opportunity to check the interest . The e-learning system is a living tool . Is connected with the FIS website . So all changes are available on time for all officials in one tool Courses/Meetings 2018/19 - Obmen Meeting, Venice (ITA), 21-22 September 2018 . A very successful meeting, 19 nations present . Various topics Changing of style point deductions is still a topic from a few nations. - TD Seminar Europe, Zakopane (POL), 11-13 October 2018 . 80 entries together with the members of the Sub-Committee for Jumping Hills. - Judges/TD/Organizer Seminars North America, Vancouver (CAN), 25-28 October 2018. Nordic World Championships 2019 Seefeld (AUT) Technical Delegate Ivo Greger, CZE TD Assistant Hubert Mathis, SUI Chief Distance Measurer Franz Rappenglück, GER Judges Stefan Wolf, AUT Josef Slavik, CZE Michael Herzig, GER Giambattista Carli, ITA Jarle Solbu, NOR David Amstein, SUI Junior World Championships 2019 (FIN) Technical Delegate Aljosa Dolhar, SLO TD Assistant Christian Kathol, AUT Chief Distance Measurer Peter Chudy, SVK Judges Janne Karjalainen, FIN Arnaud Petit, FRA Tiiu Ounila, FIN Martin Rönningen, NOR Ovidiu Axinte, ROU SFWCS 2020, Planica (SLO) TD Bertil Palsrud, NOR TDA Franck Salvi, FRA Chief Distance Measurer Hermann Kothleitner, AUT Minutes Jumping Committee Meeting, Zürich (SUI), 28.09.2018 - 5 - Judges Suzic Zlatko/Markosek B., SLO Gschwentner H./Winkler J., AUT Tervahartiala P./Hyvärinen J., FIN Inoue Ryuichi/Minemura Y., JPN Walseth Ole/Loeng Geir S., NOR SzostakTadeusz/Galica A., NOR YOG 2020, Lausanne (SUI) Technical Delegate Martin Brunner, GER TD Assistant Stefan Wolf, AUT Judges SUI, AUT, FIN, FRA, ITA Proposals from Walter Hofer: - Minimum age limits existing for World Cup; Walter Hofer proposes to introduce these also for COC and FIS Cup series. Unanimously approved by the Committee. - Current qualification criteria for Ski Flying competitions – 1 WC or GP point; Walter Hofer proposes to go back to older rule of 1 COC point, due to problems with relevant number of entries for team events. Unanimously approved by the Committee. - Ski Jumping is the only discipline left with organisers being obliged to pay pocket money to participating athletes, this causes some legal cases in some countries; Walter Hofer proposes to use the funds to introduce qualification winner prize: CHF 3’000 for SJ World Cup competition; CHF 5’000 for Ski Flying competitions Approved with vast majority. 5.4 Youth and Children’s Questions The Chairman, Harald Haim (AUT) reports: see enclosure 5.5 Analysis summer 2018 - Analysis Grand Prix 2018 Walter Hofer, Race Director In general the best organised GP series ever! Only a few remarks are worth to be mentioned: . Hakuba – needs to upgrade the watering system . Chaikovsky – needs to upgrade the wind nets . Low participation from some nations in events held in JPN, RUS, ROU. Walter Hofer proposes introduction of new GP organiser selection criteria: . no World Cup organiser of the very same competition season hosts a GP event . or only 1 GP organiser per nation . or the NSA’s from selected organiser nominates a certain number of athletes to be entered in all GP events per season. - Analysis COC Men, summer 2018 see enclosure Horst Tielmann, COC Coordinator Minutes Jumping Committee Meeting, Zürich (SUI), 28.09.2018 - 6 - - Analysis Grand Prix/COC/FIS Cup Ladies, summer 2018 see enclosure Chika Yoshida, Race Director Ladies Ski Jumping - Analysis FIS Cup competitions, summer 2018 see enclosure Ueli Forrer, FIS Cup Coordinator 5.6 Calendar Updates 2018/19 Paul Ganzenhuber/Walter Hofer - Calendar World Cup Men 2018/19 Remarks .
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