Nadine Hildebrand

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Hildebrand at the German Championships in Ulm 2014

Full name Nadine Hildebrand
nation GermanyGermany Germany
birthday 20th September 1987 (age 32)
place of birth StuttgartGermany
size 158 cm
Weight 53 kg
job Lawyer
Career
discipline Hurdles
Best performance 60 m hurdles: 7.91 s (indoor)
100 m hurdles: 12.64 s (open air)
society VfL Sindelfingen , first
club: Feuerbach Sports Association
Trainer Werner Späth, formerly: Sven Rees, first
trainer: parents Hans and Helga Hildebrand
End of career 2018
Medal table
German championships 2 × gold 2 × silver 3 × bronze
German indoor championships 3 × gold 2 × silver 2 × bronze
German U23 championships 2 × gold 0 × silver 0 × bronze
DLV logo German championships
silver 2016 Kassel 100 m hurdles
gold 2014 Ulm 100 m hurdles
gold 2013 Ulm 100 m hurdles
bronze 2012 BO-Wattenscheid 100 m hurdles
bronze 2011 Kassel 100 m hurdles
bronze 2010 Braunschweig 100 m hurdles
silver 2008 Nuremberg 100 m hurdles
DLV logo German indoor championships
silver 2016 Leipzig 60 m hurdles
gold 2014 Leipzig 60 m hurdles
gold 2013 Dortmund 60 m hurdles
bronze 2012 Karlsruhe 60 m hurdles
bronze 2011 Leipzig 60 m hurdles
silver 2010 Karlsruhe 60 m hurdles
gold 2009 Leipzig 60 m hurdles
German junior championships
gold 2008 Recklinghausen 100 m hurdles
gold 2007 Hanover 100 m hurdles
last change: September 3, 2018

Nadine Hildebrand (born September 20, 1987 in Stuttgart ) is a former German athlete . Her specialty was the hurdles race .

career path

After graduating from the Karls-Gymnasium Stuttgart , Hildebrand began studying law at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen in 2005, the year she participated in the international championship for the first time . In April 2013 she completed her law studies with the 2nd state examination. She has been working as a lawyer since September 2013.

Athletic career

At the age of 8 Hildebrand came to athletics through her older sister. In the school area, she tried out the hurdles in a competition, which she found more varied than the flat sprint .

Hildebrand started for the Feuerbach sports association until 2002 . Then she trained at the Olympic base in Stuttgart with coach Sven Rees and started for the LAZ Salamander Kornwestheim-Ludwigsburg .

In 2005 she qualified for an international championship for the first time and was sixth at the Junior European Championships in Kaunas . In 2006 she was able to qualify again for the international highlight and reached the semi-finals at the Junior World Championships in Beijing . This she succeeded in 2007 at the U23 European Championships in Debrecen . Hildebrand secured her first national title in 2007 at the junior championships and defended it in 2008. In the women’s category, she was German runner-up that year .

In 2009 she was able to qualify for her first international adult championship with her first adult title at the German Indoor Championships in Leipzig . At the European Indoor Championships in Turin she reached the final and was sixth. However , she missed the World Championships in Berlin due to a muscle inflammation in her thigh.

At the 2010 World Indoor Championships in Doha , she was eliminated in the semifinals. At her first outdoor European championships in Barcelona in 2010 , she was able to push her personal best time below the magical 13-second limit for the first time in the semifinals and reached 8th place in the final.

In 2011 she did not get past the semi-finals at the European Indoor Championships in Paris . In September 2011 she switched to her new trainer Werner Späth.

At the Olympic qualification competition in Mannheim in 2012 she set a new Württemberg record and a new personal best with 12.94 seconds. At the European Championships in Helsinki in the same year, she reached the semi-finals. She was only 2 hundredths of a second missing to take part in the Olympic Games in London . In November she decided to move to VfL Sindelfingen , where she had been training since the end of 2011.

In 2013 Hildebrand became German indoor champion for the second time in Dortmund . At the European Indoor Championships a week later in Gothenburg she reached the semifinals. In Ulm she won her first German outdoor championship title in 12.90 seconds . At the World Championships in Moscow a little later, she finished 16th with 13.04 s.

In 2014 she was able to undercut the magical 8-second limit in the hall for the first time and won the international indoor meeting in Karlsruhe with a new world best for the year and a personal best of 7.91 s. A little later she defended her German indoor title in Leipzig . At the World Indoor Championships in Sopot two weeks later, she finished 7th in 8.02 s in the final. With her second place at the European Team Championship in Braunschweig , she contributed valuable 11 points to the overall victory of the German team. She successfully defended the German championship title in Ulm outdoors by setting the championship record and a new personal best of 12.71 seconds. At the European Championships in Zurich she took 6th place in the final.

In January 2015 Hildebrand had his knee operated on with a view to the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016 and suspended the season.

In 2016 Hildebrand was runner-up at both the German Indoor Championships in Leipzig and the German Championships in Kassel . In May she had met the norm for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro with 12.79 seconds at the Kurpfalz Gala in Weinheim . Hildebrand was nominated for the European Championships in Amsterdam at the end of June . In both Rio and Amsterdam she was eliminated with 12.95 s in the semifinals.

In 2017 Hildebrand suffered a torn muscle fiber before the German Indoor Championships and had to take a break. At the end of May she entered the open-air season, but was unable to exploit her potential due to a new torn muscle in mid-June and only came fourth at the German Championships in Erfurt . At the World Championships in London , she was eliminated in the preliminary round.

The bad luck with injuries was repeated in 2018, because Hildebrand tore a muscle fiber again before the German Indoor Championships and had to end the indoor season early. With that she missed the indoor world championships in Birmingham , because Hildebrand had already undercut the norm several times. At the German Championships in Ulm , she came in 5th place both over the hurdles and with the 4 x 100 meter relay .

On September 2, 2018, Hildebrand competed in her farewell race from competitive sports at the ISTAF Berlin .

With a height of 1.58 m, her competition weight was 53 kg.

Best values

Performance development
year 60 m 60 m H 100 m H
2003 7.71 s 13.88 s
2004 7.54 s 8.64 s 14.25 s
2005 7.60 s 8.67 s 13.57 s
2006 7.60 s 8.38 s 13.50 s
2007 7.56 s 8.41 s 13.27 s
2008 7.48 s 8.13 s 13.04 s
2009 7.44 s 8.06 s 13.09 s
2010 7.43 s 8.00 s 12.96 s
2011 7.41 s 8.09 s 13.16 s
2012 00- 8.14 s 12.94 s
2013 7.43 s 8.07 s 12.85 s
2014 7.29 s 7.91 s 12.71 s
2015 00- 00- 00-
2016 7.46 s 8.01 s 12.64 s
2017 7.37 s 00- 12.81 s
2018 00- 7.99 s 12.97 s
Personal best

(As of February 8, 2018)

Hall
  • 60 m: 7.29 s, Karlsruhe, January 25, 2014
  • 60 m hurdles: 7.91 s, Karlsruhe, February 1, 2014
open air
  • 100 m hurdles: 12.64 s (+1.8 m / s) , Mannheim, July 29, 2016

Web links

Commons : Nadine Hildebrand  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Jane Sichting: Nadine Hildebrand: "I will miss the unique atmosphere in the stadium" , interview of the week, on: Leichtathletik.de, from September 3, 2018, accessed September 3, 2018
  2. Stuttgarter Nachrichten: Nadine Hildebrand surprisingly races into the top eight . red. August 2, 2010. Archived from the original on October 29, 2014. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved October 7, 2014. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de
  3. ^ Südwest Presse: High hurdles day and night . Wolfgang Scheerer. August 17, 2013. Retrieved October 7, 2014.
  4. Sebastian Stiekel / dpa: Lawyer in the morning, professional athlete in the afternoon . Spiegel.de. March 7, 2014. Retrieved October 7, 2014.
  5. Pamela Ruprecht: Working on the return: Nadine Hildebrand - Overcoming 84 centimeters for Rio , on: Leichtathletik.de, from September 20, 2015, accessed April 26, 2016
  6. Silke Bernhart: Flash news of the day - Nadine Hildebrand tears a muscle fiber  ( page can no longer be accessed , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Notes, from: Leichtathletik.de, February 3, 2017, accessed February 9, 2018@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.leichtathletik.de  
  7. Nadine Hildebrand: News archive Jun 19. 2017 , on: nadine-hildebrand.de, accessed February 9
  8. Alexandra Dersch: Another fiber tear stops Nadine Hildebrand , injury, on: Leichtathletik.de, February 9, 2018, accessed February 9, 2018