1. Tollenseseselauf: 2000 participants expected in Neubrandenburg!

<Ol> <li> Tollenseseselauf: 2000 participants expected in Neubrandenburg! </li> </l>

The 33rd great seed riots in Neubrandenburg also captivated numerous running enthusiasts this year. On June 14, 2025, there was an exciting atmosphere in the Kulturpark Neubrandenburg when around 2,000 participants, including runners from partner cities in France and Denmark, started to master the picturesque route around the Tollensesee. For many, this run is a fixed highlight in the annual calendar and enjoys an excellent reputation far beyond the national borders. NDR reports that the main run started at 9 a.m. and came up with eight different competitions. Particularly noteworthy were the 2-kilometer family and trial run as well as the Nordic Walking route, which are suitable for all age groups.

The children's runs over 400 and 800 meters were already held on Friday, which gave young talents the opportunity to prove themselves in a sporting environment. An interesting innovation this year was the first crop of Bergkönigin and Bergkönig at the 10 kilometer run at Behmshöhe, which brought additional tension to the event. Since the run is known for large crowds, streets in the cultural park were also closed between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to ensure the safety of the participants.

variety and community

The TolleneseseLauf is organized by sv turbine Neubrandenburg e.V. , one of the largest mass sports clubs in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. With over 2,000 members and 14 different sports, the club has a permanent place in the heart of the region. The majority of the organizing members work on a voluntary basis and make a decisive contribution to the success of the run. The motto "of runners - for runners" sums up the philosophy of the competition: community and support are in the foreground. The running routes, which are often referred to as "hardest in the north", represent a real challenge for many runners.

A great success of the run are the more than 300 volunteers who tirelessly support in carrying out the event. These volunteers play a central role by helping both with the organization as well as with the care of the athletes and spectators. If you are interested in such an activity, you have an exciting way to become part of the sports community and to develop your own skills. Voluntary work in sport, as can also be found in many other areas of life, not only gives an insight into the event organization, but also promotes the sense of community and creates new friendships. Sports Insider writes that the possibilities for volunteers are diverse, from the area of ​​the event organization to the care of Viewers.