Kabel 1: Sonntag, 4. April ab 20.15 Uhr |
Under this lurid TV series title of a 4-part series, the German private broadcaster "KABEL ONE" is dedicated to the "13 most incredible secrets of Germany".
Also there is the 95-year-old Johanna QUAAS from Halle in Saxonia-Anhalt, who is no stranger to the whole world for a decade now. Since 2013 she has been in the GUINNESS book of world records as the "oldest competitive gymnast in the world", her 'tens of millions of Youtube clicks by the former 11-time German senior gymnastics champion are in high double digits and with her "Quaas' bed gymnastics" She has given many people who can no longer make their way to a sports hall decisive movement impulses, especially now during the Corona period.
* Johanna Quaas in: >> "Deutschlands größte Geheimnisse"
German Olympian Lukas Dauser while filming on TV: "... let's see what gymnastics grandma can do !" |
"I am doing well according to my age. I have had my first COVID19 vaccination without any problems. It is still open whether the 98th Jahn-Gymnastics Festival can take place in the Jahn-City of Freyburg / Unstrut in August 2021. I will definitely be there, probably with mine bike so that you can at least be physically active on the 3rd weekend in August, even if the gymnastics competitions cannot (yet) take place again. But it is well known that hope dies last", said the fit senior citizen.
"I will probably take my knee problems with me to the grave, because of which I stopped doing competitive gymnastics. But they do not prevent me from 'rusting', because only those who move can stay longer suitable for everyday use, and there is cycling rather a relief for me, also good for coordination! "
(C) gymmedia / E. Herholz