Josef Nöcker

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Josef Nöcker (born October 18, 1919 in Düsseldorf ; † August 5, 1989 ) was a German doctor and sports official.

As a physician, he gained importance through the knowledge based on his own research that he recognized the early mobilization of patients after heart attacks and the preventive therapeutic effect of training and sport against cardiovascular diseases. Despite personal defamation and the accusation of "scientific misleading", he transferred these findings into practical applications. This included static dynamic exercises after just five days and training with the bicycle ergometer after three weeks. After five weeks, the patient should be exposed to full stress again.

Education, occupation and affiliations

From 1939 he studied in Leipzig, Jena, Rostock University , Freiburg and Vienna. Josef Nöcker was a member of the Alte Leipziger Landsmannschaft Afrania .

He received his medical license in Leipzig in 1945, where he also received his doctorate. In 1950 he completed his habilitation at an unusually young age at the University of Leipzig on the subject of “The nutritional yeast, medicinal and additional food”. In 1955 he became an adjunct professor and in 1957 acting head of the medical university clinic.

On June 30, 1959, he fled to the Federal Republic of Germany on his way to the international athletics match England - GDR in London. There Nöcker took over the position of chief physician at the municipal hospitals in Leverkusen , where he and Dr. Dieter Baron was responsible for the sports medical care of the athletes from Bayer Leverkusen and especially cooperated with Bert Sumser .

After returning from Mexico, he suffered a serious illness. In August 1989 Josef Nöcker died in a car accident on the autobahn near Leverkusen.

Sports

In 1937 Nöcker was a member of the Olympic squad for the Tokyo Olympics in 1940. After the war he was champion in the east zone in the triple jump , as well as in the 4-by-100 and 4-by-400-meter relay. He set a new east zone record over 400 meter hurdles.

In 1956, the GDR appointed him as an Olympic doctor for the Olympic Games in Melbourne. He fulfilled the same function in Tokyo in 1964 and in Montreal in 1976. In 1968 and 1972 he was head of the German Olympic squad in Mexico City and Munich.

In the 1970s he researched the effect of porn films on the penises of doped athletes.

Offices

Quotes

  • “The potato showed me the way. (His dissertation dealt with the biological value of potato protein) "
  • "One must not only ask the question of what people do in sport, but rather also ask the question what does sport do in human terms?"

Honors

Works

Nöcker wrote about 150 scientific publications and has published about 35 books cataloged in the German National Library .

  • Nutritional yeast as a medicinal and additional food by Josef Nöcker, Marhold (1950)
  • Exercise Biology Outline. [Main work] by Josef Nöcker. (1953)
  • Basics of the athletic training of Josef Nöcker, among others (1958)
  • Nutrition in old age by Josef Nöcker, Friedrich-Horst Schulz, E. Merck AG (1961)
  • Physiology of physical exercises for sports teachers , trainers, sports students and sports doctors by Josef Nöcker / Enke (1964) ISBN 3432842147 ISBN 978-3432842141
  • Importance of sport in civilization by Josef Nöcker, Landessportverband Schleswig-Holstein eV (1965)
  • Physiology of physical exercise by Josef Nöcker, Thieme, Stuttgart (1980)
  • This is how athletes eat properly. The nutrition plan to increase athletic performance by Josef Nöcker, among others, Dr. Oetker Vlg, Bielef. (1984) ISBN 3767001195 ISBN 978-3767001190
  • The athlete's diet. Fit and healthy through performance-specific nutrition. Josef Nöcker / K. Hofmann, Schorndf. (1987)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See also the registration of Josef Nöcker in the Rostock matriculation portal
  2. ↑ Oliver Fritsch: BRD sports history: doping research on the penis. In: Zeit Online. August 27, 2013. Retrieved August 21, 2013 .
  3. ↑ Arnd Krüger (1975). Sport and politics. From gymnastics father Jahn to state amateur . Hanover: Torch bearer ISBN 3771620872
  4. ↑ Announcement of awards of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. In: Federal Gazette . Vol. 25, No. 43, March 9, 1973.
  5. ↑ GND 105518727

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personal data
SURNAME Nöcker, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German doctor and sports official
DATE OF BIRTH October 18, 1919
PLACE OF BIRTH Dusseldorf
DATE OF DEATH 5th August 1989