Football revolution: Yasmin Jänsch plays with men and enthusiastic!
Football revolution: Yasmin Jänsch plays with men and enthusiastic!
In the Hessian Bad Sooden-Allendorf, 20-year-old Yasmin Jänsch causes a sensation by standing on the pitch in the men's district league C for ESV Blau-Weiß Walburg. Jänsch, who is already playing for TSG Kammerbach in the women's group league, has decided to extend her sporting commitment. She finds the double pollution from the games on Saturday and Sunday challenging, but also extremely entertaining. "It's just fun and I love the competition," she explains.
With a second game right in the men's area, she has created a fresh air supply for her football soul. Trainer Stefan Heichler supports her decision and ensures that she is used both as a central defender for Kammerbach and on the wing at ESV. "Physically I notice the differences, the speed is higher, but I get used to it quickly," Jänsch says her experiences.
one -time gaming experiences
A relegation game was particularly exciting, in which Jänsch was substituted shortly before the end. She has sustainably impressed this special situation and shows that it finds its place in both women's and men's football. At the beginning, her opponents were unsure how to play against a woman, but now she has received positive feedback.
An aspect that affects the discussion about gender justice in sport are the changing and shower situation: "I have no problems- sometimes I come back," she explains with a smile. Her family is fully behind her, despite smaller worries of her parents in terms of the challenges that the games bring.
a step towards gender equality in sport
About what Jänsch experiences, there is a broader debate on gender equality in sport. Federal Minister of Family Affairs Lisa Paus has also recently pointed out the disadvantage of women in sports, especially with regard to payment and training conditions. When visiting the cup final between VfL Wolfsburg and SC Freiburg, she emphasized the need to promote and train more women in central functions. BMFSFJ.de was reported that the new project "Klischen-Frei im Sport" was launched to do sports associations for gender issues sensitize.
The more visible presence of women in sport and the creation of the same training and development opportunities are objectives that can also pave the way for athletes like Yasmin Jänsch. Jänsch is planning to play for the ESV Blau-Weiß Walburg in the coming season and hopes for the direct climb. ”She is the example that shows how much sporting limits can be exceeded when the commitment fits and the support is there.
in a world in which gender clichés still prevail in many places, stories like Jänsch not only encouraging, but also necessary. They show that the soccer field should be open to everyone and that the courage to question the norms is rewarded.
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