Nadine Kleinert



Nadine Kleinert, married Schmitt (since late 1999) ( Magdeburg , October 201975 ) is a Germanathlete , who specializes in the shot put . Her biggest success is the achievement of a gold medal at the European Championships (2012). Additionally, she won Olympic silver (2004) and two silver medals at the world championships (1999, 2001).



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[ hide ]  *1 Biography  ==Biography [ edit] == Nadine Kleinert began her international career with a twelfth place at the Junior World Championships in 1992. At the European Championships for juniors in 1993 she won a silver medal at the World Junior Championships and 1994 bronze. On her first World Championships for seniors in 1997, she was seventh.
 * 2 Titles
 * 3 Personal bests
 * 4 Honours
 * 4.1 Shot Put

Nadine Kleinert rose in 2000 for the first time at the Sydney Olympics ) and an eighth. After a seventeenth place in the World Championships in Paris in 2003, she started in 2004, the Olympic season with a bronze medal at the world indoor championships .

At the 2004 Olympics in Athens Kleinert won a bronze medal, which she improved her PR of 19.23 m to 19.55. Then a few days later revealed that the winner Irina Korschanenkodopinghad used, they still got the silver medal.

At the 2007 World Championships in Osaka she won a bronze medal with 19.77. On 12 October 2007 she announced to want to switch to the boxing . Her trainer would Torsten Schmitzbe. At the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, they had to settle for seventh place.

In 2009 she improved in the World Championships in Berlin, her personal best to 20.20. With this, she won a silver medal behind New ZealandValerie Vili, who is 22 cm, and nudged her world's extended. At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, she was with 18,36 m eliminated in the qualifying round. ==Titles [ Edit] == ==Personal records [ Edit] == ==Honours [ edit] == ===Shot Put [ Edit] ===
 * European Champion Shot Put - 2012
 * German shot put champion - 1998, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012
 * German indoor shot put champion - 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2010, 2012
 * European champion U23 - 1997
 * Outdoor
 * Indoor
 * Championships
 * 1992: 12th UWC - 14,10 m
 * 1993: European Youth Championships - 17.07m
 * 1994: 6th UWC - 16,70 m
 * 1997: EK <23 yrs - 18,27 m
 * 1997: 7th World - 18.42 m
 * 1998: 6th World - 17,60 m
 * 1999: 5th World Indoor - 18.51 m
 * 1999: A European Cup - 18,47 m
 * 1999 Military World Games - 19,12 m
 * 1999 World Cup - 19,61 m
 * 1999 Grand Prix Final - 19,16 m
 * 2000 European indoor - 19,23 m
 * 2000: 8th OS - 19,23 m
 * 2001: 4th World Indoor - 18,87 m
 * 2001: World Cup - 19,86 m
 * 2001: European Cup - 19,30 m
 * 2002: 6th Euro - 18,68 m
 * 2003: 7th World - 18.48 m
 * 2003: 6th World Athletics Final - 18,15 m
 * 2004: World Indoor - 19,05 m
 * 2004: European Indoorcup - 18,38 m
 * 2004: European Winter Cup - 18,17 m
 * 2004: OS - 19,55 m
 * 2004: A European Cup - 18,44 m
 * 2004: 4th World Athletics Final - 17,97 m
 * 2005: A European Cup - 18,89 m
 * 2005: 5th World - 19,07 m
 * 2005: 6th World Athletics Final - 18,46 m
 * 2006: World Indoor - 19,64 m
 * 2006: European Winter Cup - 18,30 m
 * 2006: 6th Euro - 18,47 m
 * 2006: 6th World Athletics Final - 18,18 m
 * 2007: World Cup - 19,77 m
 * 2007: World Athletics Final - 19,36 m
 * 2008: 7th OS - 19,01 m
 * 2009: World Cup - 20,20 m
 * 2010: 5th World Indoor - 19.34 m
 * 2010: 7th European Championships - 18,94 m
 * 2011: 8th World - 19.26 m
 * 2012: 5th World Indoor Championships - 1929 m
 * 2012: European Winter Cup - 19,12 m
 * 2012: German camp. - 19,18 m
 * 2012: EK - 19,18 m
 * 2012: 8th in jellyfish. OS - 18,36 m
 * Golden League podium
 * 1999 ISTAF - 19,02 m
 * 2004: ISTAF - 18,52 m
 * 2005: ISTAF - 19,19 m
 * 2009: ISTAF - 19,39 m
 * Diamond League podium
 * 2010: British Grand Prix - 19,01 m
 * 2011: Aviva London Grand Prix - 19,06 m
 * 2012: Qatar Athletic Super Grand Prix - 19.67 m
 * 2013: Bislett Games - 18,17 m
 * 2013: Meeting Areva - 17,95 m