Anne Titze

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Anne Titze-Göhl (born June 1, 1972 in Darmstadt as Anne Titze ) was the most successful German speed skater until she retired from competitive sports in 2002 . She won world and European championships and the World Games .

Anne Titze Inline speed skating
Anne Titze 1999
nation GermanyGermany Germany
birthday June 1, 1972
place of birth Darmstadt , Germany
job Graduated sports scientist
Career
society RSV Seeheim, blue-yellow Groß-Gerau
status Career ended
Medal table
World Cup medals 3 × gold 1 × silver 4 × bronze
World Games medals 2 × gold 2 × silver 0 × bronze
EM medals 5 × gold 11 × silver 25 × bronze
National medals 49 × gold 28 × silver 0 × bronze
National U18 medals 26 × gold 0 × silver 0 × bronze
last change: May 17, 2018

Career

Anne Titze was born on June 1, 1972 in Darmstadt as the second child. She initially lived in Seeheim an der Bergstrasse . She went to school in Seeheim-Jugenheim until she graduated from high school in 1991. She completed the subsequent diploma course in sports science at the University of Frankfurt in 1996 in the main diploma examination as a certified sports scientist (Univ.) With distinction.

After completing her studies, she worked, among other things, at the Powerslide sporting goods distributor and as a sports training manager for the K2 Skate College . She works u. a. as a health promoter in various areas.

She has been married to Andreas Göhl since 2001, lives in Lauf an der Pegnitz and has two children.

Sports

Career

Anne Titze ran speed skating (roller-skating and inline) from 1979 to 2002, initially with the RSV Seeheim club, and from 1982 with Blau-Gelb Groß-Gerau. At the age of 15, she was nominated as a junior for the active class, which was otherwise only reserved for runners in the active class (18+) due to her performance, contrary to the rules of the German Rolling Sports Association that were in force at the time . At this EM , she achieved an A-squad place, which she kept until the end of her career. She has been in the German national team every year since 1986 and has been the most successful German speed skater with 3 world champions, 5 European champions and 2 World Games titles. She won a total of 53 medals at European Championships, World Championships and World Games.

successes

World championships

Stretch: S.Street ;B. train

year place gold silver bronze placement
1987 FranceFrance Grenoble 6. (season)
1988 ItalyItaly Cassano d'Adda 6. (season)
1991 BelgiumBelgium Ostend 1500 B
Season B 		500 B 300 B
1992 ItalyItaly Rome 500 p 3000 p 2 × 4th, 5th, 9th
1993 United StatesUnited States Colorado Springs 2 × 7th, 10th
1994 FranceFrance Gujan-Mestras Season B 4th, 9th, 2 × 11th
1995 AustraliaAustralia Perth 2 × 8th, 11th, 12th
1996 ItalyItaly Padua , Treviso 6th, 2 × 7th, 2 × 10th
1997 ArgentinaArgentina Mar del Plata half marathon 2 × 11.
2001 FranceFrance Valence d'Agen 8th.
total 3 1 4th

World Games

year place gold silver bronze placement
1989 GermanyGermany Karlsruhe 300 6., 7.
1993 NetherlandsNetherlands The hague 1000
3000 		300 7th
1997 FinlandFinland Lahti 2 × 10.
total 2 2 -

European championships

Stretch: S.Street ;B. train

year place gold silver bronze placement
1987 BelgiumBelgium Ostend 4th, 6th
1988 FranceFrance Gujan-Mestras Season
1989 PortugalPortugal Pico , Azores Season S 500 S
relay B 		4th, 2 × 5th, 4 × 6.
1990 GermanyGermany Inzell Relay B
500 S
3000 S 		Season S 1000 m S
5000 S. 		4th, 4 × 6.
1991 ItalyItaly Pineto , Pescara 300 B
10000 From p 		1000 B S
5000 B S
10000 From S. 		2 × 5th, 2 × 6.
1992 ItalyItaly Acireale 300 p Season B S 3 × 4th, 4 × 5th, 6th
1993 FranceFrance Valence d'Agen 300 p Season B
10000 From p 		1000 B S
3000 S
Relay S 		3 × 4.
1994 SpainSpain Pamplona 500 S
1000 From S
Relay S 		1000 B S
3000 B S
Relay S 		2 × 6.
1995 PortugalPortugal Terceira , Azores 500 B
5000 From B 		Relay B
300 S 		3 × 4th, 2 × 5.
1996 ItalyItaly Lamballe 1500 p 7th, 3 × 8th, 9th, 10th
1997 ItalyItaly Roseto , Sulmona Season B 7th, 9th, 10th
1999 BelgiumBelgium Ostend 500 p
2001 PortugalPortugal Portugal Paços de Ferreira 2 × 6.
total 5 11 25th

German championships and other national successes

Titze is 49 times German champion and won 28 runner-up championships. In 1999 Titze won all half and marathons in Germany in which she started, including

  • Shell-Marathon Hamburg (German marathon champion + best time)
  • Hanover marathon
  • German Inline Cup , Darmstadt
  • German Inline Cup, Konstanz (German half marathon champion)
  • Alberto-Marathon, Berlin (best time of 1:09:32 h and marathon world record women flat road)
  • Hamburg-Mannheimer Cup (fastest time)
  • Cologne Ford Marathon

Awards

  • 2003: Silver bay leaf , 31.3. Berlin
  • 2000: Badge of honor of the German Roller Sport and Inline Association (DRIV) in gold
  • 1997: Sportswoman of the year in the Groß-Gerau district
  • 1992: Sports badge of the state of Hesse , November 26th. Bad Nauheim
  • 1991: Sports award from the Darmstadt-Dieburg district
  • 1989: Awarded the sports prize from the Post Sport Association

Appearances on television

Due to the successes and the beginning upswing of inline skating, media interest grew, which was helpful for the further development of the sport,

Web links

Commons : Anne Titze  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Steffen Gerth: Correct skating with the world champion. In: FAZ . April 4, 2002, accessed May 16, 2018 .
  2. ↑ a b Seven-time criterion winner Anne Titze-Göhl on emotional moments, motivation and role changes. In: Echo Online. April 26, 2018, accessed May 16, 2018 .
  3. ↑ Helen Ruwald: Inline skating: athletes on the role. In: Der Tagesspiegel . August 3, 2000, accessed May 16, 2018 .
  4. ↑ Honors of athletes and officials of the speed skating department of Blau-Gelb Groß-Gerau. (PDF; 35 kB) Retrieved May 16, 2018 .
personal data
SURNAME Titze, Anne
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Titze-Göhl, Anne (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German speed skater
DATE OF BIRTH June 1, 1972
PLACE OF BIRTH Darmstadt