Frédéric from the east
Frédéric von Osten (born April 11, 1993 in Kiel ) is a German professional water sports enthusiast in the wakeboard discipline . He is multiple world champion, European champion and German champion, some of which he won in youth competitions.
Athletic career
Frédéric von Osten has been repeatedly voted Sportsman of the Year, and in 2013 he received the Golden Badge of Honor from the Water Ski and Wakeboard Association, which is considered the highest honor in German wakeboarding.
In 2009, von Osten developed his own jump combination, the Eastmobe, which was officially named after him in 2010.
Von Osten was the patron of the Red Bull Rising High in Hamburg's Hafencity in 2013 .
With his project “Youngblood Wakeboardcamp”, he has been promoting young talent since 2014.
In the course of his career, Freddy visited various special places to try out risky jumps, including the Basilica Cistern in Istanbul, the Zeche Zollverein Essen, the Weißsee Glacier World or the water terraces in front of the Hamburg planetarium.
Freddy is a brand ambassador for Billabong and Ronix Wakeboards.
successes
World champion title
- World Champion in the boys age group (up to 15 years) Annapa, Russia 2008
- World Champion in the Junior Men age group (up to 19 years of age) Neubrandenburg, Germany 2010
- World Champion in the Open Men age group (Open Class) Philippines 2012;
Further competition successes
- Winner German Championship (Boys) Pfullendorf, Germany 2006
- Winner European Championship (Boys) Almere, Germany 2007
- Winner German Championship (Boys) Berlin, Germany 2007
- Winner German Championship (Boys) Magdeburg, Germany 2008
- Winner German Championship (Junior Men) Neubrandenburg, Germany 2009
- Winner Foster´s Cup International (WWA WPWS) (Pro Men) Magdeburg, Germany 2009
- Winner Red Bull Wake the line Wildcart Winner (Pro Men) Cologne, Germany 2009
- Winner Overall WWA Europe Wake Park Series (Open Men) 2009
- Winner German Championship (Junior Men) Duisburg, Germany 2010
- Winner Protest Cable Call (Open Class) Nieuwegein, Netherlands 2011
- Winner Protest Cable Call (Obstacles Only) 2011
- Winner Telekom Extrem Playgrounds (Open Class) Pinneberg, Germany 2012
- Winner World Cup (Open Class) Tokyo, Japan 2012
- Winner European Championship (Open Class) Toulouse, France 2012
- Winner International Alfsee Jump (Open Men) Rieste, Germany 2012
- Winner German Championship (Open Men) Salzgitter, Germany 2012
- Winner of the European Championship (Open Men) Sweden 2013
- Winner “The Bricks Open” Duisburg, Germany 2014
- Winner German Championship (Open Men) Salzgitter, Germany 2014
Awards & honors
- German Action Sports Award Winner 2008
- IWWF Cable Wakeboard Rider Of The Year 2009
- The Gap Magazine Rider Of The Year 2010
- German Action Sports Award Winner 2010
- The Gap Magazine Award Best Video of 2011 (Red Bull Zeche)
- The Gap Magazine Best Trick 2012 (Raley 720)
- The Gap Magazine Best Cale Rider 2012
- The Gap Magazine Rider Of The Year 2012
- IWWF European Cable Wakeboarder Of The Year 2012
- IWWF World Cable Wakeboard Rider Of The Year 2013
- Golden Badge of Honor (awarded by the Water Ski & Wakeboard Association) 2013
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Super User: Association Day 2013 ended - DWWV - Waterski, Wakeboard and Barefoot in the German Water Ski and Wakeboard Association ( wasserski-online.de [accessed on March 30, 2017]). Association day 2013 ended - DWWV - Waterski, Wakeboard and Barefoot in the German Water Ski and Wakeboard Association e. V. ( Memento from April 6, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Geli Tangermann: Contest in HafenCity: “Red Bull Rising High”: The wakeboarders come on Sunday . In: MOPO.de . June 19, 2013 ( mopo.de [accessed May 17, 2017]).
- ↑ Big leaps . In: hamburger-wochenblatt.de . ( hamburger-wochenblatt.de [accessed on May 17, 2017]). Big jumps ( Memento from May 19, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | East, Frédéric von |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German wakeboarder |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 11, 1993 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Kiel |