Lisa Wild

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Lisa Wild
medal table

Vaulting

AustriaAustria Austria
European championships
silver 2009 pas de deux
bronze 2010 pas de deux
bronze 2015 Individual vaulting women
World Cup Finals
gold 2015 Single
on Robin

Lisa Wild (born May 12, 1995 ) is an Austrian vaulting artist . She was the first female vaulting athlete to jump a somersault on a horse in an international competition .

Lisa Wild took part in the first world championships in double vaulting (pas de deux) at the age of 14 . In preparation for the 2012 World Championships, Wild trained at the Cirque du Soleil circus school . She showed the backflip perfected here for the first time in a test in the first freestyle of the 2012 World Championships, and her performance brought her second place in the intermediate ranking. In the second freestyle, however, the somersault failed, Lisa Wild fell and broke the head of the tibia.

Due to the injury, she was only able to return to the sport in autumn 2013. At the beginning of the indoor season 2014/2015 she won two World Cup stages in the women's individual vaulting, and in February 2015 she finally won the World Cup final on the back of her successful horse Robin . Graduation in the cooperation of Lisa Wild with Robin and her longtime lunge guide Nina Rossin from UVT Salzburg - Wals - Schullergut was third place at the European Championships 2015 in Aachen.

With the 2016 season, Lisa Wild shifted her athletic focus to group vaulting, she is now a member of training group 1 of the Union Vaulting Group Wildegg (URC Wildegg). The group won the bronze medal with her at the 2016 European Championships.

National successes

  • State champion group vaulting 2010

International success

Lisa Wild has achieved the following victories and placements, unless otherwise stated in the individual ranking.

World championships
  • 6th place 2010 Lexington, Kentucky on Robin , with Nina Rossin on the lunge
  • 9th place: 2012 Le Mans on Robin , with Nina Rossin on the lunge
  • Bronze: 2016 Le Mans with the group (Nikolaus Luschin, Katharina Luschin, Magdalena Riegler, Barbara Hruza, Anna Weidenauer) on Alessio L'Amabile , lunge guide Maria Lehrmann
European championships
  • Silver: 2009 Bökeberg, Malmö, Pas des deux with Marissa Jöbstel on Robin , with Nina Rossin on the lunge
  • Bronze: 2010 Stadl-Paura, pas des deux with Christina Leitgeb on Robin , with Nina Rossin on the lunge
  • Bronze: 2015 Aachen on Robin , with Nina Rossin on the lunge
World Cup Final
  • Gold: World Cup final in Graz 2015 in women's singles on Robin with Nina Rossin on the lunge.
important successes
  • 2nd place CVIO ***, in Stadl-Paura 2014, group UVT Salzburg Wals Schullergut, on Colorado , with the lunge guide Nina Rossin
  • 1st place CVI-W Leipzig 2012
  • 1st place: CVI-W Munich 2011 (on Robin , lunge guide: Nina Rossin)
  • 2nd place: CVI 2 * Kiel 2011 (on Rossini RS vd Wintermühle , lunge guide: Alexandra Knauf), CVI 2 * -W Salzburg 2011 (on Robin , lunge guide: Nina Rossin)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ FEI person detail: Lisa Wild
  2. ↑ World premiere: Salto-Queen Lisa Wild writes history , /www.pferderevue.at, August 18, 2012.
  3. ↑ I have no regrets , Riders & Horses in Westphalia, issue 4/2013
  4. ↑ Lisa Wild: Big appearance of the Salto Queen , Senta Wintner / DiePresse.com , August 14, 2015
  5. ^ Training group 1 , Union Vaulting Group Wildegg, accessed on May 1, 2017
  6. ^ WM bronze for Lisa Wild , SSM Salzburg
  7. ↑ http://www.pferdesport-salzburg.at/main.asp?kat1=41&kat2=269&kat3=205&Text=2165
  8. ^ Vaulting World Championships in Le Mans: Vaulting star Lisa Wild survived the operation well , reitsportnews.at, August 21, 2012
  9. ↑ Salzburg women win European Vaulting Silver , ORF.at Salzburg, April 11, 2012
  10. ↑ FEI Results 2009 Bökeberg
  11. ^ FEI 2010 Paura
  12. ↑ Results WC2015
  13. ↑ Lisa Wild in a portrait on CNN , www.pferderevue.at, March 2, 2015.
  14. ↑ FEI results Stadl-Paura 2014
  15. ^ A b Vaulting: World Cup victory for Lisa Wild from Salzburg in Leipzig , salzburg24.at, January 23, 2012
  16. ↑ Invidual Vaulting female, Munich Indoors 2011
  17. ↑ Individual Vaulting female, Baltic Horse Show Kiel 2011
  18. ^ FEI World Cup Female after 2 rounds, Pappas Amadeus Horse Indoors 2011
personal data
SURNAME Wild, Lisa
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian vaulting woman
DATE OF BIRTH May 12, 1995