Manfred Glöckner (canoeist)
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birthday | January 18, 1936 | |||||||||||||||
place of birth | Zschopau (Saxony) , German Empire | |||||||||||||||
job | Graduated sports teacher | |||||||||||||||
date of death | October 8, 2005 | |||||||||||||||
Place of death | Zschopau (Saxony) , FRG | |||||||||||||||
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discipline | Canoe slalom | |||||||||||||||
Boat class | Two-man canoe (C2) | |||||||||||||||
society |
SC DHfK Leipzig SC Berlin-Grünau ASK Forward Potsdam |
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Manfred Glöckner (born January 18, 1936 in Zschopau ; † October 8, 2005 there ) was a German canoeist , canoe trainer and most recently Honorary President of the Brandenburg State Canoeing Association.
Life
Manfred Glöckner , who comes from the Saxon Ore Mountains , became interested in canoeing while attending school after the end of the Second World War . Since 1948 he has been practicing canoe slalom in Zschopau on the river of the same name. He was organized in the canoe department of the company sports association (BSG) of the motorcycle factory in Zschopau . From 1954 Glöckner trained in the DHfK sports club in Leipzig.
In 1955 he played for the first time in a canoe world championship , which took place in what was then Yugoslavia .
He was world champion in canoeing four times, namely in 1957 in Augsburg (twice), in 1959 in Genoa and in 1963 in Spittal .
In 1962 he successfully completed his sports studies at the DHfK Leipzig as a certified sports teacher and from then on worked as a canoe trainer in the Army Sports Club Vorwärts (ASK) Potsdam and the Sports Club (SC) Berlin-Grünau . As a selection trainer for the DKSV, he led female athletes to Olympic and world championship titles (such as Birgit Fischer ).
On July 14, 1990, he was elected President of the newly founded State Canoe Association Brandenburg. He was in office as such until 2005 and then handed over the office to his successor Henry Schiffer.
With significant participation by Glöckner, a federal base of the German Canoe Association and one of six state bases of the State Canoe Association of Brandenburg were established in Potsdam in 1992 .
In March 2005 Manfred Glöckner was made Honorary President, seven months later he died at the age of 69.
Honors
In 1957 he received the title of Master of Sports .
In 1963 he was awarded the GDR Medal of Merit .
In his honor, the Manfred Glöckner memorial regatta has been held annually in Werder since 2006, with numerous participants, primarily from the youngsters' sport.
literature
- Klaus Reinartz: The competitive sports system of the GDR in the 80s and in the process of the change , 1999.
- Manfred Glöckner passed away. Honorary President of the LKV was 69 years old . In: Potsdam Latest News from October 11, 2005.
- Photo: Kanu-Club-Potsdam 10.2005 (see page 4 under "The KCP mourns")
- Chronicle 1954–2009 55 years of SC DHfK Leipzig eV (see page 41 "First successes")
Individual evidence
- ^ Günter Welke: Manfred Glöckner 65 years. In: Kanu-Sport 70 (2001), issue 2, p. 45. ISSN 0022-8923
- ^ Canoe Club Potsdam in the OSC eV
- ^ SC Berlin-Grünau - history; see under "1980"
- ↑ Kanu Club Potsdam - 50 years of the airship port, see under "Young talent as a fundamental element of the successes achieved"
- ↑ kayak races - paddlers from Potsdam have been shaping events at the top of the world for 50 years
- ^ Günter Welke: Manfred Glöckner †. In: Kanu-Sport 74 (2005), issue 11, p. 40. ISSN 0022-8923
- ↑ ND of February 2, 1957 (under page 6 "MEISTER DES SPORTS")
- ^ ND of December 15, 1963 (under "Medal of Merit of the GDR")
- ↑ 10-year anniversary of MANFRED GLÖCKNER - GEDENKREGATTA celebrates record participation again
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Bell ringer, Manfred |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German canoeist and trainer |
DATE OF BIRTH | January 18, 1936 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Zschopau |
DATE OF DEATH | October 8, 2005 |
Place of death | Zschopau |