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Kissling, Connie

Cornelia "Connie" Kissling ( German: Cornelia "Conny" Kissling ; born July 18, 1961 ) is a Swiss freestyle player , who achieved the greatest success in the 1980s. Ten-time winner of the World Cup, winner of 106 cup stages, world champion.

Freestyle player
Connie kiessling
Full nameCornelia Kiessling
Citizenship
Date of BirthJuly 18, 1961 ( 1961-07-18 ) (58 years)
Place of BirthOlten , Switzerland
Growth170 cm
Weight58 kg
Career
Statuscompleted career
End of career1992
Medals
Olympic Games
BronzeCalgary 1988mogul [1]
BronzeCalgary 1988ski ballet [1]
GoldAlbertville 1992ski ballet [1]
World Freestyle Championships
GoldTinh 1986combination
SilverOberheutz 1989combination
SilverOberheutz 1989ski ballet
SilverLake Placid 1991combination
results
Olympic Games13 ( 1992 )
World Championship01! one ( 1986 )
world Cup
World Cup wins106 [2]
The best position in the World Cup1 (1983 - 1992)
Mogul3 (1985/86, 1986/87)
Acrobatics2 (1983/84, 1984/85)
Positions on the podiumone23
Mogul3fourone
Acrobatics3elevenfour

Career

In the Freestyle World Cup, Connie Kissling began performing in the early 1980s. At the end of the 1981/82 season, she became second overall, losing to Canadian Marie-Claude Asselin , and starting from the next season until the end of her career in 1992, she invariably won the general classification by doing it 10 times in a row.

Kissling performed most successfully in a combination (the union of all three freestyle types existing on that day - mogul , acrobati and ski ballet). In this discipline, she scored 66 of her 106 victories, and got to the podium 88 times. In total, in the top three, the Swiss rose 204 times (106 wins, 56 second and 42 third places).

At the first ever freestyle world championship in Tine in 1986, Kissling won a combination. Three years later, at the championship in West Germany, she won two silver medals, losing the crown combination to American Melanie Palenik .

In 1988, freestyle was included in the Olympic program as a demonstration . During these competitions, Connie Kissling twice took third places in the mogul and ski ballet.

At the Olympics in Albertville , the mogul was included in the main Olympic program, acrobatics and ski ballet remained as demonstration species. In the mogul, Kiessling showed the 13th result in qualifying and did not make it to the top eight freestylers who reached the final round. But in the demonstration ski ballet the Swiss showed the best performance.

Completed sports victory after the end of the 1991/92 Olympic season. She ended her career with a victory in the combination at the stage in the Austrian Altenmarkt .

June 1, 2002 she married the former Swiss skier Urs Lehmann .

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 Indicative view
  2. ↑ 66 wins in combination, 34 in ski ballet and 3 wins in moguls and acrobatics

Links

  • Connie Kissling - statistics on the FIS website (English)
  • Connie Kiessling - Olympic statistics on Sports-Reference.com (English)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kissling,_Conny&oldid=91061327


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