Guide Rumänien
Romania is a country located at the intersection of Central and Southeastern
Europe, bordering on the Black Sea. Romania shares a border with Hungary and Serbia
to the west, Ukraine and Moldova to the northeast and east, and Bulgaria to the
south. At 238,391 square kilometres (92,043 sq mi), Romania is the eighth largest
country of the European Union by area, and has the seventh largest population
of the European Union with 20,121,641 people. Its capital and largest city is Bucharest -
the sixth largest city in the EU.
Romania has six other cities with
more than 250,000 inhabitants: Cluj-Napoca,
Timișoara,
Iași, Constanța,
Craiova, and Brașov. Other
cities with populations over 200,000 are Galați and Ploiești.
Another 11 cities have a population of over 100,000.
Tourism focuses on
the country's natural landscapes and its rich history and is a significant
contributor to the Romanian economy. Over the past few years, Romania has
emerged as a popular tourist destination for many Europeans. Destinations such
as Mangalia, Saturn, Venus, Neptun, Olimp, Constanța and Mamaia (sometimes
called the Romanian Riviera) are among the most
popular attractions during summer. During
winter, the skiing resorts along the Valea Prahovei and Poiana Brașov are
popular with foreign visitors.For their medieval atmosphere and castles, Transylvanian
cities such as Sibiu,
Brașov, Sighișoara,
Cluj-Napoca,
Târgu
Mureș or Miercurea Ciuc have become major tourist attractions
for foreigners. Rural tourism, focusing on folklore and traditions, has become
an important alternative recently, and is targeted to promote such sites as Bran
and its Dracula's
Castle. Other major natural attractions, such as the Danube
Delta, the Iron Gates (Danube Gorge), Scărișoara Cave and several
other caves in the Apuseni
Mountains have yet to
receive great attention.
Wrestling in Romania
In
Romania Wrestling is
called: Lupte. The Romanian Wrestling Federation is
called F.R.L. (Federatiei Romane de
Lupte). Overall, the F.R.L. have 140 organized bodies. Nationally, there are 8 high schools with
a wrestling program. In about 50 other schools wrestling is taught. Then
there are also wrestling clubs.
International Situation
Romania participated for the first time in the
Olympic Games in 1900 and has taken part in 18 of the 24 summer games. Romania has
been one of the more successful countries at the Summer Olympic Games with a
total of 283 medals won throughout the years, 82 of which are gold medals. They
were noted for participating in the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles in defiance of a Warsaw Pact
boycott, finishing second in gold medals (20) and third in total medal count
(53). The most successful years for the romanian sport have been the sixties,
seventies and the eighties. With the fall of the Iron Curtain, Romania began
its transition towards democracy and a capitalist market economy. After a
decade of post-revolution economic problems and living-standards decline,
extensive reforms fostered economic recovery. The Sport in Romania could not be maintained this high level. In wrestling, this
process is equivalent. The Romanian
wrestlers were able to win seven gold medals at
the Olympics,. The last time
this was achieved Vasile Puscasu in Seoul in 1988. Of the
15 world titles, the last in 1985
by Stefan Negrisan was fought. At the
Olympic Games 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, the former
russian athlet Albert Satirov, won a bronce medal for Romania.
The most successful romanian wrestlers are Gheorghe Berceanu and
Stefan Rusu. Both managed an ever a Olympic gold
medal and two World Cup titles.
Stefan Gheoghita participate the german Bundesliga (Team ASV Mainz 88), 2013 he won the University Games in Kazan.
National Situation
Wrestling
clubs you
can find in all major cities of Romania.
In the capital Bucharest, the association's headquarters, as well
as the best clubs are located.
National
Coaches:
Female:
Cornea Cornel and Claudiu Tamaduianu
Greco:
Petrica Carare and Stefan Rusu
Freestyle:
Aurel Cimpoeru and Aurel Suteu
Ranking of
the best Wrestling Clubs in Romania 2012:
- CSA
Steaua Bucuresti
- CS
Dinamo Bucuresti
- CMM
Lugoj
- CSM
Clui Napoca
- CS
Rapid Bucuresti
- CS
Astra Arad
- CSM
Sucueava
- CS
Targoviste
- CSM
Gheorghe
- CS
Integral Buzau
Romanian Wrestlers in
Germany
After
the fall of the iron curtain, many romanian wrestlers came, attracted by the
fight salaries of the Bundesliga to Germany.
The long-standing Bundesliga Wrestler Nicolae Ghita
is the female coach of the German
national team since 2013. Well known Romanian Bundesliga Wrestlers:
Marian Sandu (2x europian Champ 55Kg
greco), Eusebiu Diaconu (europian Champ 60Kg 2007), Stefan Gheorghita, Virgil
Munteanu, George Bucur, Ionel Puscasu, Ionit Panait, Constantin Bulibasa, Rares
Chintoan, Adrian Recorian oder Andrei Dukow.
Federacion
Federatiei Romane de Lupte:
Sediu: Str. Vasile Conta, Nr. 16, sector 2,
Bucuresti,
Tel:
(+4.021)317 21 41, Fax: (+4.021)317 27 22
e-mail: rom@fila-wrestling.com
Sediu : Splaiul Independentei nr. 315-317
Telefon /Fax : 021 318 29 66
Homepage:
http://frl.ro/
09 / 2016
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