The guys might not be the good players that they claimed to be, or perhaps they are just out of practice? They debate what the key is to staying in shape.

What does Angie like to do in the summertime? And is there anything this world-famous tennis star is afraid of?

Can Angie fall asleep anywhere? Does she know how to cook? Find out more about the German tennis star!

More questions and answers from Angie Kerber. But there's one thing she won't tell us: Where she goes on vacation!

Tennis star Angelique Kerber goes through a few more questions commonly asked about her on search engines, including one about her future.

Tennis star Angie Kerber answers even more questions about her life. Is she a morning person or a night person? Right-handed or left-handed?

German-Polish tennis star Angelique “Angie” Kerber tells us a bit about her favorite tennis racket, stroke, music, and more! Get to know her a bit better in this snappy video.

Even with high-tech running shoes, lots of people still suffer injuries. Barefoot running could be the solution! Knee, hip, and back injuries are often caused by an incorrect gait, which running shoes tend to exacerbate. So should we run barefoot like our ancestors?

The European Week of Sport is intended to encourage people to get more exercise and try new activities. Reporter Christian Seelmann headed over to TG Bornheim for some judo training with world champion Alexander Wieczerzak. Will he be able to keep up with a group of six-year-olds?

Our fearless reporter joins the cheerleaders of Frankfurt Universe to learn a few steps — and find out what makes cheerleading both challenging and fun.

When Lilly Stoephasius rips through Berlin's skate halls, others stare in awe: The 12 year old is the best female skater in Germany.

The German national soccer team is making a clear statement on human rights in anticipation of the 2022 World Cup. Additionally, BioNTech/Pfizer are now testing their vaccine on younger children.

RheinMainTv reporter Maike Dickhaus takes us to 360 Jump, Hesse’s first trampoline arena. Located in the town of Dietzenbach, the facility offers 240 square meters of bouncy bliss — fun for young and old alike!

The Goethe-Institut’s #180sec short video series, which explores different cities around the world, visits the streets of Cologne. Here, local inline skater Matwej explains why it's no longer possible to skate on the square in front of the world-famous Kölner Dom (Cologne Cathedral), and where the skaters go now.

Günter Knappe interviews Jens Zielinski and Steffi Hirth of the KSC’s (Karlsruher Sport Club) new media partner Die Neue Welle.