Appenzeller Schwinger in the fight for the wreath: today in the ring!

Appenzeller Schwinger in the fight for the wreath: today in the ring!

On Sunday, June 9, 2025, it will be exciting in bridge, where the first Glarner Bündner takes place. In the middle of the impressive backdrop that the Linth Canal offers, the Appenzeller Schwinger is particularly full of action, which will fight against strong competition from all over the region. The organizers, led by OK President Fridli Beglinger, look forward to numerous participants and spectators in the festival area of ​​the commercial vocational school, which has proven to be an optimal infrastructure.

Martin Roth leads the delegation from the Appenzellerland and strives for its second wreath of the season. Roth has already convinced at the Thurgau cantonal swing festival and secured the victory in the final course of the Herisau Obedschwinget. His goal is clear: Another wreath should come from! In addition to Roth, Roman Wittenwiler and Thomas Kuster also go into the race. Wittenwiler has already won two wreaths this season and is considered a service support, while Kuster is in good shape despite minor injuries. A podium could wave here.

other Appenzeller talent

In addition to the trio, other Appenzeller Schwinger also drive hope for good placements. Marcel Mösli strives for his first wreath and goes into the competition after strong performance full of motivation. Florian Giger, Sepp Fuster, Dominik Brülisauer and Andreas Inauen are also ready to show their talents. In search of a surprise, Mathias Jäger, the ambitious non -wreather, could have a decisive say.

However, the competition does not sleep. Top favorites for the swing festival are Armon Orlik and Samuel Giger, who have made a name for themselves in the past few months. Your speed and technology should captivate both spectators and Schwinger. In addition, Werner Schlegel and Roger Rychen have also registered, but they are still on the brink. The exciting mix of well -known sizes and aspiring talents promises a top -class competition.

swing as a fascinating martial arts

But what makes swing so special? As explained watson.ch, it is a duel sport with over 150 attack options, although there are no weight classes. This significantly increases the variety of techniques. Fighters can draw from numerous attacks, and a successful attack not only requires strength, but also speed and concentration. In this sense, the versatility is crucial for the success in swinging.

The Glarner Bündner Kantonalschwingfest represents the last endurance test for many participants in front of the Swing Festival (ESAF), which takes place on August 30 and 31, 2025. The OK and the tireless volunteers have worked hard on the organization since autumn 2024 and prepared for the big day. The anticipation among the Schwingerfreunde and the organizers alike is great.