Oliver Seefeldt

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Oliver Seefeldt (born February 25, 1970 in Berlin ) is a former German professional dancer and dance trainer .

His early musical education began at the age of five and his dance career started at eight. He danced the first tournament at the age of ten, and as a teenager he was runner-up in the GDR. He completed training as a chef.

From 1985 to 2002 he was successful as an amateur dancer , since 1989 in the S-Class Latin , and in 2002 he switched to professional dancers. Since 2000 he has danced with Anna Karina Mosmann . On August 17th, 2005 both announced the end of their professional careers during the German Open Championships in Stuttgart.

Oliver Seefeldt worked as a trainer for children, young talent and competitive sports until 2016. In addition, he trained the Latin formation of the TSZ Aachen from 2006 to 2016 . He taught in Berlin , Cottbus , Rostock , Hamburg and Aachen . After the end of the formation season in spring 2016, he withdrew from the dance sport scene.

Oliver Seefeldt performed in 2006 and 2007 at the Let's Dance dance show , a dance competition in which celebrities compete against each other alongside professional dance partners. With Wolke Hegenbarth , Oliver Seefeldt made it into the final and second place in the first season. He achieved the same success in the second season with Katja Ebstein . In 2007 Oliver Seefeld took part again as a dance partner of Wolke Hegenbarth in the Eurovision Dance Contest at the BBC Television Center in London . Wolke Hegenbarth was originally supposed to compete with Allan Frank , but due to his training as a long-distance pilot, he had too little time for the necessary dance training.

Oliver Seefeldt runs a dance school in Berlin with his sister Debbie Seefeldt.

Oliver Seefeldt at Let's Dance
Season (year) partner placement
1 (2006) Cloud Hegenbarth 2.
2 (2007) Katja Ebstein 2.

Successes with Anna Karina Mosmann (selection)

2002
  • 1st place GOC Professionals Rising Stars Latin
  • 1st place German Freestyle Latin Championship
  • 2nd place GOC Professionals Freestyle Latin
  • 3rd place in the World Free Skating Latin Championship
  • 3rd place German championship of professionals
2003
  • 1st place German Freestyle Latin Championship
2004
  • 1st place German Freestyle Latin Championship
  • 2nd place German championship of professionals
2005
  • 2nd place European Championship Free Skating Latin
  • 2nd place German championship in Latin American dances
  • 2nd place German Masters
  • 3rd place in the World Free Skating Latin Championship

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Helga Raue: Farewell and a new beginning at the Latin formation of the Tanzsportzentrum , Aachener Zeitung , April 20, 2016. Accessed on April 26, 2016.
  2. ↑ Press release on the departure of Allan Frank
personal data
SURNAME Seefeldt, Oliver
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German dance athlete and dance trainer
DATE OF BIRTH February 25, 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin