Patrick Müller (athlete)

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Patrick Muller athletics

Patrick Müller Jena 2015.jpg
Müller at the German Youth Championships 2015

nation GermanyGermany Germany
birthday 4th February 1996 (age 24)
place of birth Demmin ,  Germany
size 198 cm
Weight 110 kg
job Police chief
Career
discipline Shot put
Best performance Hall : 20.14 m; Open air : 19.57 m
society SC DHfK Leipzig , formerly:
LG Neubrandenburg / SC Neubrandenburg ,
first club: SV Blau-Weiß 67 Grimmen
status resigned
Medal table
U18 world championships 1 × gold 0 × silver 0 × bronze
Winter Throw European Cup 2 × gold 3 × silver 0 × bronze
German championships 0 × gold 1 × silver 1 × bronze
U18 world championships
gold Donetsk 2013 22.02 m
Winter Throw European Cup
gold 2016 Arad U23 team
silver 2016 Arad 18.12 m
gold 2017 Las Palmas U23 team
silver 2017 Las Palmas 18.62 m
silver 2018 Leiria 19.18 m
DLV logo German championships
bronze Kassel 2016 18.86 m
silver Nuremberg 2018 19.49 m
last change: December 30, 2019

Patrick Müller (born February 4, 1996 in Demmin , Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania ) is a former German athlete who specialized in the shot put .

career path

Müller had been at the sports high school in Neubrandenburg since 2008 and a police chief candidate at the Federal Police Sports School Kienbaum since August 8, 2015 , where he completed his training in February 2019.

Athletic career

In 2010 Patrick Müller was number 1 in the DLV's annual best list of the U16 youth with 18.03 m and the 4 kg ball .

In 2011, at the age of 15, he became German U18 champion with 17.85 m and at the end of the year was number 1 in the best outdoor lists for the U16 with 20.65 m (4 kg) and the U18 with 18.03 m (5 kg) and in the hall for the U18 with 17.38 m (5 kg).

In 2012, Müller became German U18 winter throwing champion with the discus and German U18 runner-up with the ball . He also took second place in the year's best list among the U18s with 19.43 m and the 5 kg ball.

In 2013 Müller started the year as the German U20 indoor champion and was able to become U18 world champion in Donetsk with a personal best of 22.02 m . Two weeks later he became German U20 champion . At the end of the year he was number one in the German best lists, both among the U18s with 22.02 m (5 kg) and among the U20s with 20.10 m (6 kg). In the hall he led the U18 list with 21.44 m (5 kg) and was second among the U20s with 19.28 m (6 kg).

In 2014 Müller started again as the German U20 indoor champion and with a personal best of 20.63 m. At the U20 World Championships in Eugene (Oregon) he reached 12th place with 19.00 m. Less than three weeks later, Müller became German U20 champions . Both outdoors (20.51 m) and in the hall (20.63 m) he was at the top of the German annual best list with the 6 kg ball in the U20s.

In 2015 he started the season as the German U20 indoor champion for the third time in a row and finished 5th at the German indoor championships . At the U20 European Championships in Eskilstuna he came in 4th place with 20.48 m and two weeks later became German U20 champion for the third time in a row . At the end of the year, Müller was once again in first position on the German best lists with the 6 kg ball in the U20 outdoors (20.69 m) and indoors (20.72 m).

In 2016, Müller reached 4th place at the German Indoor Championships . With the U23 team he won the Winter Throwing European Cup and contributed to it with a 2nd place in the individual. He won bronze at the German championships and was then German U23 champion . Even in the older age group U23 and the 7.26 kg ball, Müller was at the top of the German annual best list with 19.25 m.

In 2017 he came in 5th place at the German Indoor Championships . Again he won the Winter Throwing European Cup with the U23 team, to which he again contributed with a 2nd place in the individual. He was also able to defend his German U23 championship title. The German Championships concluded Müller at the 4th rank and came a week later at the U23 European Championships on the 6th Place. At the end of the year he was in second place on the German U23 annual best list with 19.23 m.

In 2018, after having retrained from a guide to a rotary joint technician, Müller succeeded in his first 20-meter joint with the 7.26-kg ball on January 20 at the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Indoor Championships in Neubrandenburg with 20.14 m. At the German Indoor Championships he again took 4th place and for the third time in a row, 2nd place in the individual winter throwing European Cup .

In 2019, Müller skipped the indoor season because of the upcoming exams in February to complete the training. At the German championships he remained without a valid attempt, but won the title a little later at the German police championships. After surpassing the 20-meter mark in the hall at the beginning of 2018, but this success also failed to materialize in the second outdoor season, Müller was dissatisfied with his performance development and announced his retirement from competitive sports in late summer.

Patrick Müller was in the perspective of the German Athletics Association (DLV) .

Club memberships

Müller started in 2019 for the SC DHfK Leipzig . Before that, he had been with LG Neubrandenburg (parent club SC Neubrandenburg ) since 2008, to which he had come from SV Blau-Weiß 67 Grimmen . He was trained by Wilko Schaa , Sven Lang , Gerald Bergmann, Torsten Schmidt , Jürgen Schmidt and his mother Ines Müller .

Honors

  • Elite student of sport 2013: For his achievements in the year, voted “Athlete of the Year” by his classmates at the sports high school in Neubrandenburg .

Trivia

Patrick Müller comes from a sporty family, his mother is the shot put Ines Müller , and his older brother Hendrik also competed in the shot put.

Best values

Performance development
Bullet Hall open air
2009 15.13 m (4 kg)
2010 18.03 m (4 kg)
2011 20.65 m (4 kg)
2011 - 18.03 m (5 kg)
2012 17.87 m (5 kg) 19.43 m (5 kg)
2012 - 17.61 m (6 kg)
2013 21.44 m (5 kg) 22.02 m (5 kg)
2013 19.28 m (6 kg) 20.10 m (6 kg)
2014 20.63 m (6 kg) 20.51 m (6 kg)
2014 18.31 m 18.10 m
2015 20.72 m (6 kg) 20.69 m (6 kg)
2015 18.82 m 18.99 m
2016 18.66 m 19.25 m
2017 18.65 m 19.23 m
2018 20.14 m 19.49 m
2019 - 19.57 m
Personal best

(As of December 30, 2019)

Hall (sphere)
open air

(Bullet)

(Discus)

successes

national
international

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b 2008-11-07 12h25 News - Hallensportfest , on: grimmen.de, from November 7, 2008, accessed March 17, 2018
  2. ↑ Swearing-in and honoring of top athletes by the Federal Police , at: bmi.bund.de, October 9, 2015, accessed March 16, 2018
  3. ↑ a b c Pamela Lechner: Patrick Müller ends his career surprisingly , final line, on: Leichtathletik.de, from September 14, 2019, accessed December 30, 2019
  4. ↑ Kai Rehberg: Gaining new momentum with rotary joint technology , Rostock, on: ostsee-zeitung.de, February 9, 2018, accessed March 16, 2018
  5. ↑ Pamela Lechner: Patrick Müller and Dennis Lewke new training partners of David Storl , shot put group, on: Leichtathletik.de, October 19, 2018, accessed December 30, 2019
  6. ↑ Patrick Müller's mad year , on: nordkurier.de, from December 27, 2013, accessed March 16, 2018
  7. ↑ Sportgymnasium Neubrandenburg ( Memento of the original from March 18, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , at: duale-karriere.de, accessed March 16, 2018 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.duale-karriere.de
personal data
SURNAME Müller, Patrick
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German athlete
DATE OF BIRTH 4th February 1996
PLACE OF BIRTH Demmin