Andrea Eisenhut

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Andrea Eisenhut

Andrea Eisenhut (born May 25, 1961 in Munich ) is a German sport climber and sport scientist .

Career

Andrea Eisenhut started sport climbing at the age of 16. She was the first woman in Germany who was able to establish herself in the top national performance in sport and competitive climbing. In 1982 she was the first German to climb the Separate Reality route in Yosemite Valley (5.12a American scale ) and in 1984 she was the first woman to climb the Munich roof in the Altmühltal (IX-UIAA).

After her first ascent of Apocalypse (IX) in the upper Danube valley, this route became one of the most important sport climbing routes in the mid-1980s. In alpine climbing Andrea Eisenhut also drew attention to himself; In addition to many classic routes, she managed the third red point ascent of the Cassin-Führe in the Westlichen-Zinne-Nordwand in the Sexten Dolomites (VIII-) and an early red point ascent of the Pilustro route on Tofana in the Dolomites (VII +).

In 1991, the sports student won first place at the German championships. She was the first German female climber to reach the UIAA level of difficulty by inspecting the Iratechnocracy route in the Franconian Jura and the route The Last Pig at the Schleierwasserfall in the Kaiser Mountains .

Life

Today Andrea Eisenhut is a lecturer in training at the Technical University of Munich . She published several books on training theory . In the meantime, Andrea has completely withdrawn from professional competitions and is now devoting herself to alpinism in her free time. Andrea Eisenhut has one son and lives in Kaufbeuren.

Success in alpine climbing

  • 1980: Vinatzer-Messner route (6) on the Marmolada -Südwand
  • 1980: Jewelry fireplace (6) on the meat bank east wall
  • 1981: Pilastro route (7+) on the Tofana south face
  • 1981: Comici Route (7) on the Great Zinne north face
  • 1981: Rebitsch-Spiegl-Route (7-) on the Fleischbank -Ostwand
  • 1982: Bavarian dream (8) on the Schüsselkarspitze south face
  • 1982: Englishman guide (7-) on the Blaitière west face
  • 1982: Contamine-Führe (7+) on the Midi south face
  • 1982: southeast intersection (7+) at the meat bank
  • 1982: Hasse-Brandler-Route (7) on the Rotwand south-west face
  • 1982: Aste-Susatti-Route (6) on the Civetta Northwest Face

Success in sport climbing

  • 1992: 5th place lead at the Masters Chambéry
  • 1991: 1st place German championship
  • 1991: 1st place in the German Sport Climbing Cup Cologne
  • 1991: 1st place at the 3rd Frankenjura Cup in Nuremberg
  • 1991: 5th place in speed climbing at the UIAA World Championships in Frankfurt am Main
  • 1991: 4th place lead: UIAA World Cup Clusone / Italy
  • 1991: 1st place in the German Sport Climbing Cup Dresden
  • 1991: 1st place in the German Sport Climbing Cup Bayreuth
  • 1991: 1st place in the German Sport Climbing Cup Rosenheim
  • 1990: 1st place in the international Franconian sport climbing championship

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.historisches-alpenarchiv.org/data/dokumente/main/12/00126254_m.pdf
  2. ↑ Andrea Eisenhut et al .: Endurance training . Bruckmann, 2004. Fit for the mountain . FSVO, 2004. Fitness training . BLV, 1998. Sport climbing. Injuries - Prophylaxis - Training . Lochner, 1993.

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personal data
SURNAME Eisenhut, Andrea
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sport climber and sport scientist
DATE OF BIRTH May 25, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich