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Hess, Max (Athlete)

Max Hess ( German: Max Heß , born July 13, 1996 in Chemnitz , Saxony , Germany ) is a German triple-jump athlete , European Champion 2016 , silver medalist at the World Indoor Championships 2016 , participant in the 2016 Olympics [2] . Two-time champion of Germany (2016, 2017). Three-time German indoor champion (2016, 2017, 2019) [3] . Holder of the national record in the triple jump indoors - 17.52 m (2017).

Athletics
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general information
Full nameMax heß
Date and place of birthJuly 13, 1996 ( 1996-07-13 ) (23 years old)
Chemnitz , Saxony , Germany
Citizenship Germany
Growth185 cm
Weight80 kg
ClubLAC Erdgas Chemnitz [1]
TrainersUwe Streller
Harry Marush
Sports career2013 - n. at.
IAAF
Personal records
Length7.57 m (2015)
Triple17.20 m (2016)
Personal records in the room
Length8.03 m (2015)
Triple17.52 m (2017)Nr
International medals
Indoor World Championships
SilverPortland 2016triple jump
European Championships
GoldAmsterdam 2016triple jump
European Indoor Championships
BronzeBelgrade 2017triple jump
BronzeGlasgow 2019triple jump

Content

Biography and career

He made his international debut in 2013 at the World Championship among youths in Donetsk, where he took 8th place. In 2016, he became a two-time champion of Germany, the silver medalist of the indoor indoor championship, the European champion, but then at his debut Olympics he performed unsuccessfully, not reaching the final and taking only 15th place [4] .

Key Results

YearCompetitionLocationA placeDisciplineResult
2013World Youth ChampionshipDonetsk , Ukraineeighttriple jump15.52 m
2014World Junior ChampionshipEugene , USA02!  triple jump16.55 m
2015European Indoor ChampionshipPrague , Czech Republic11 (q)long jump7.71 m
2016Indoor World ChampionshipPortland , USA02!  triple jump17.14 m
Europe championshipAmsterdam , Netherlands01!  triple jump17.20 m
Summer olympic gamesRio de Janeiro , Brazil15 (q)triple jump16.56 m
2017European Indoor ChampionshipBelgrade , Serbia03!  triple jump17.12 m
European Team ChampionshipLille , France01!  triple jump17.02 m
European Youth ChampionshipBydgoszcz , Poland03!  triple jump16.68 m
World ChampionshipLondon , UK-triple jumpDNS
2018Indoor World ChampionshipBirmingham , UKeleventriple jump16.47 m
Europe championshipBerlin , Germany15 (q)triple jump16.32 m
2019European Indoor ChampionshipGlasgow , UK03!  triple jump17.10 m

Notes

  1. ↑ Max Heß
  2. ↑ Max Hess
  3. ↑ Max Heß
  4. ↑ Max Heß kommt nicht ins Fliegen

Links

  • Max Hess - profile on the IAAF website
  • Max Hess on Instagram
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hess,_Max_ ( Track and Field Athlete :)& oldid = 98447410


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