Marianne Andersen ( Norwegian. Marianne Andersen ; March 26, 1980 , Drammen , Norway ) - Norwegian orienteer , medalist of the World and European Orienteering Championships [1] .
 Marianne Andersen | ||
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| Orienteering | ||
| World Championship | ||
| Gold | Miskolc 2009 | Relay race |
| Silver | Aichi 2005 | Relay race |
| Silver | Aarhus 2006 | Long |
| Silver | Aarhus 2006 | Average |
| Silver | Olomouc 2008 | Long |
| Silver | Miskolc 2009 | Average |
| Silver | Miskolc 2009 | Long |
| Silver | Trondheim 2010 | Long |
| Silver | Trondheim 2010 | Relay race |
| Silver | Tartu 2017 | Average |
| Bronze | Kiev 2007 | Average |
| Bronze | Kiev 2007 | Relay race |
| Bronze | Trondheim 2010 | Sprint |
| Bronze | Trondheim 2010 | Average |
| Europe championship | ||
| Silver | Roskilde 2004 | Relay race |
| Silver | Otepaa 2006 | Sprint |
| Silver | Otepaa 2006 | Average |
Marianne won 17 medals at the World and European Championships [2] . Twenty times rose to the highest step of the podium at the championships of Norway. From 2011 to 2015, Andersen did not compete, mainly due to injury. In 2016, she continued her career, having won the national championship again and won a place in the national team at the World Cup. In 2017, at the World Championships she took second place in the middle distance, thereby putting the next medal in her piggy bank. This was her first medal after a long break.
It has the largest training volume (900 hours per year) among all orienteers [1] . He likes to train early in the morning, starting training before 7 in the morning. He independently learns the Finnish language [1] .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 Profile: Marianne Andersen runners.worldofo.com . Date of treatment January 24, 2009. Archived February 23, 2011.
- ↑ World Orienteering Championships . International Orienteering Federation . Date of treatment January 24, 2009. Archived June 26, 2011.
Links
- marianne-andersen.com (Norwegian) . - Personal site. Date of treatment January 24, 2009. Archived February 22, 2011.