Client | Contracting entity: Sixt | Schmidhuber Brand Experience GmbH
Planning | Implementation: Schmidhuber Brand Experience GmbH
Event site: Austria Center Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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Client | Contracting entity: Jungheinrich AG
Planning | Implementation: Agentur für Marken(t)räume GmbH
Event site: LogiMat 2024, Messe Stuttgart
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Client | Contracting entity: AUDI AG
Planning | Implementation: Oettle Ferber Associates GmbH
Event site: Cape Town, South Africa
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As part of the training camp on the sunny island of Mallorca, endurance specialist Tina Fischl from Fürstenstein opted for a faster pace in the 10 km run along the port of Palma. More than 6,000 runners were registered for this excellently organized event.
Tina who currently is in the middle of her preparations for the upcoming racing season in Mallorca, had already won the half marathon here in Palma a few years ago and now wanted to compete with the best over the 10 km run.
The starting shot was fired punctually at 9:00 am in front of the breathtaking backdrop of La Seu Cathedral.
As expected, the race was started very quickly by the young foreign runners. Tina Fischl kept her nerve and didn´t want to go too fast right from the start. The first 5 km of the course along the port of Palma went really well due to the light tailwind, but Fischl already suspected at the turning point that the way back towards the finish would be really tough.
The eventual winner Barbara Vahalikova from the Czech Republic was about 200 m ahead right from the start. The Spaniard Yessica Perez Torente and Tina Fischl tried not to let the gap get too big. Fischl fought head-to-head with the Spaniard against the wind and the slight climb towards the finish.
Hundreds of cheering spectators along the course created a great atmosphere and the runners were duly celebrated at the finish line in front of the cathedral. Only 13 seconds behind the Spaniard, Tina Fischl finished as the fastest German athlete in an excellent 3rd place overall with a time of 37:36 minutes. The personal trainer left the competition far behind in her age group and deservedly secured gold here.
Tina Fischl at the finish: “I´m really very happy with the result. A race that I ran out of training and integrated as a tempo run into a week with around 700 kilometers of cycling and 100 kilometers of running. I´m looking forward to the upcoming races of the season and I am absolutely motivated”.
Photo documentation: © Alex Fischl
Over 350 participants took part in the four- and ten-kilometer races at the traditional ‘Messelauf‘ (fair run) in Ried im Innkreis. Tina Fischl won the ten-kilometer race in good conditions.
As the repeat winner and record holder over this distance, she remained in control and led the race from the start. She crossed the finish line with a lead of almost three minutes and a time of 37:12 minutes. Fischl was extremely satisfied with her performance.
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Photo documentation: © Alex Fischl
Recently, we had the pleasure of welcoming a group of pupils to our carpentry workshop.
The pupils had the opportunity to gain an insight into our joinery where they were able to familiarize themselves with various woodworking techniques and tools.
We have also donated materials for handicraft lessons as part of this initiative. This enables the teachers to give the pupils practical experience in working with wood and to encourage their creative skills.
The 9th grade’s nesting box campaign was met with consistently positive feedback throughout the village. The municipality of Eging would love to enhance the ecological value of its newly created biodiversity meadow and would therefore like the school to provide nesting boxes for this purpose.
We are grateful for the opportunity to work with schools and pupils and look forward to continuing to support such initiatives in the future. Through such programs, we not only want to pass on our craftsmanship skills, but also raise awareness of the importance of traditional craftsmanship and environmental protection.
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The fair took place for the second time in Eging am See. Companies from all sectors – from start-ups to large corporations – presented their professions, apprenticeships and dual study programs.
As co-organizers of HoamatJob, we were delighted to present our own stand. Our stand was a central point of contact for anyone interested in a career in a trade fair construction company.
Our dedicated team attended to the needs and questions of our visitors. Everyone received personalized advice and support to help with their career choices.
With reference pictures and videos of past projects, our stand provided an insight into our work, job and training opportunities and team spirit.
In our technical workshop in cooperation with the “Wissenswerkstatt Passau”, our trainees drilled, screwed and soldered together with the visitors. This allowed them to gain their first experience with various materials and tools.
Our employees were proud to share their experience and expertise and provided insights into metron eging. We hope that our visitors left with a better understanding of the various career opportunities and with new contacts, information and inspiration.
We would like to thank everyone involved for the great collaboration and the impressive result.
It was once again a wonderful experience and an interesting exchange with many visitors – who perhaps turn into future colleagues and trainees.
Tina Fischl had her sights set high at the 29th Johannesbad thermal marathon in Bad Füssing. Fischl had already won all distances of the Bad Füssing marathon in recent years and therefore knew what to expect. The experienced endurance specialist had trained for many hours for this event. Fischl had hence done her homework and wanted to prove her skills on the marathon distance.
It is well known in the running scene that the marathon cannot be compared with any other competition. Anything can happen over the 42 km distance, and you never know in advance whether or how well you will finish.
The athletes were sent out onto the course punctually at 10:00 am. The cold, wet weather and, above all, the sometimes strong wind were not exactly ideal for a perfect run over the 42-kilometer distance.
Tina Fischl was feeling good, quickly found her rhythm and was moving quickly with a good average of 4.
With Petra Pastorova, Fischl had strong competition this year and the Czech took the lead of the women’s field right from the start.
Fischl tried to run her race in second place. Her respect for Pastorova’s marathon times from previous years was immense.
The personal trainer from Fürstenstein ran the half marathon in a very good time of 1:25 hours. The Czech Pastorova was only about 90 seconds ahead and the third-placed runner in the overall field was a few minutes behind Fischl.
Everything went according to plan up to the 35th kilometer, Fischl was able to keep her pace consistently high, but the gap to Pastorova didn’t get any smaller.
The final kilometers of the course were a tough battle for everyone, with Tina trying to pick up the pace again to get closer to the leader. However, Pastorova held on and did not let the victory slip away on this day.
In an excellent time of 2:52 hours, Tina Fischl then crossed the finish line exhausted but overjoyed. She was very satisfied with the race and achieved 2nd place overall behind the strong Czech Pastorova. Fischl was able to improve her marathon time from 2023 by over 7 minutes, which indicates a very good level of training and therefore a great start to the season.
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Photo documentation: © Alex Fischl
