The VTB celebrated many victories at national IBF showdowns in Rahden. Eva-Maria Sinnermann was crowned women’s grand champion. SV Ofenerdiek and Eintracht Oldenburg were also happy.
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Oldenburg/Rahden – SV Ofenerdiek, Eintracht Oldenburg and the Association for Traditional Budosport (VTB) achieved numerous podium finishes at the IBF national championships in Rahden, Westphalia. The latter was happy about ten triumphs and also the trophy of honor. Eva-Maria Sinnermann also won the title of Grand Champion among women.
Club colleague Jyun Nappe narrowly missed this, but looked back on a first place in the fight and two second places. Together with him, Carolin Schubert and Mizuho Nappe won silver in the synchronized forms. Shirin Ghalkhani, Nele Lürßen, Viktoria Schalk, Anastasia Schalk and Kijara Hendygk also won the fight title in their weight classes. The latter also won the synchronized juniors as a trio with Hiroki Nappe, who also triumphed alone. In the individual discipline, Anastasia Schalk secured bronze among the juniors.
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Schubert also came second in the fight and in the individual forms, where she relegated Mizuho Nappe to third place. Katja Daniel (individual forms), Jori Benjes and Dariusch Ghalkhani (both combat) also came third.
Eintracht won titles through Luise Büßel (fighting – plus bronze in the weapon forms) and Artur and Eduard Becker (both weapon forms). The latter also took silver in the individual forms. Amir Farzad-Nejad came third twice (fight, individual forms).
The only SVO title was won by Antonia Witte, who defeated her club colleague Alessia Spalluto in the fight final, came second in the individual forms and achieved third place in the synchronized forms with Alessia and Samuel Spalluto. Like his sister, the latter won silver in the fight.
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## World Today News Exclusive Interview: Success at the IBF National Championships
**Welcome to World Today News! Today, we’re celebrating the success of local martial arts clubs at the recent IBF National Championships in Rahden. We’re joined by two special guests:**
* **[Guest 1 Name]**: A representative from [SV Ofenerdiek, Eintracht Oldenburg, or VTB], who will provide insights into their club’s performance and highlight individual achievements.
* **[Guest 2 Name]**: A [martial arts expert/coach/observer], who will offer a broader perspective on the championships and discuss the significance of these achievements in the context of the national martial arts scene.
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Section 1: A Triumphant Weekend**
**Host:** Congratulations to all the clubs for a fantastic showing at the championships! [Guest 1 Name], let’s start with you. Can you describe the atmosphere at the event and what it meant for your club to achieve such success? What specific achievements are you most proud of?
**Host:** [Guest 2 Name], from your perspective as a [martial arts expert/coach/observer], what stood out to you about the overall performance of these athletes?
**Section 2: Celebrating Individual Achievements**
**Host:** The article highlights several individual athletes who stood out. [Guest 1 Name], could you tell us more about some of the standout performers from your club and what makes their achievements particularly special?
**Host:** [Guest 2 Name], Eva-Maria Sinnermann’s Grand Champion title is a remarkable feat. How significant is this accomplishment within the national martial arts landscape?
**Section 3: The Bigger Picture: Impact and Inspiration**
**Host:** These victories are not just about individual medals; they represent the dedication and hard work of the athletes, coaches, and the community supporting them. [Guest 1 Name], how do these successes impact your club and its members, and what message do you hope it sends to aspiring martial artists?
**Host:** [Guest 2 Name], what broader impact do you think these championships and the success of these local clubs have on the development of martial arts in the region and nationally?
**Section 4: Looking Ahead**
**Host:** With this success behind them, what are the next steps for these clubs and their athletes? [Guest 1 Name], what are your goals for the future and how will you build on this momentum?
**Host:** [Guest 2 Name], what are some of the biggest trends and developments you see shaping the future of martial arts in Germany?
**Closing:**
**Host:** Thank you both for sharing your insights. It’s clear that the passionate dedication of these athletes and coaches is driving success in the world of martial arts. We wish all the participating clubs continued success in their future endeavors.
Remember to tailor these questions to the specific experience and knowledge of your guests, and encourage open and engaging dialogue.
