Wanja Lindner

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Wanja Lindner (born March 21, 1971 ) is a successful trainer in artificial cycling and unicycling .

He headed the state squad in Hesse for several years . His hometown club is SKV Mörfelden . Wanja Lindner did not specialize in one discipline in indoor cycling. His outstanding knowledge of balance and coordination as well as mental training are his strengths. Wanja Lindner is one of the few club trainers who has won medals at the German championship in all indoor cycling disciplines. As a national association trainer, his athletes have achieved many medals at world and European championships. As a club coach, he led the SKV Mörfelden club team to win the European Cup for club teams in artificial cycling in 2008 and 3rd place in 2003, 2006 and 2007. In the 1er artificial cycling, Julian Michaelis won the silver medal at the European championships in 2000 and Corinna Hein won the UCI world rankings in 2007 .

Successful club athletes

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  • Kathrin Engel 3rd place in the 2003 European Cup for Club Teams
  • Corinna Hein German Champion 2007, 3rd German Championship 2008; 1st place UCI World Ranking 2007; 1st place European Cup for club teams 2008; 3rd place European Cup for club teams 2006, 2007
  • Julian Michaelis 2nd place Junior European Championship 2000, 2nd place German Junior Championship 2000, 3rd German Junior Championship 1999
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personal data
SURNAME Lindner, Vanya
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German trainer in artificial cycling and unicycling
DATE OF BIRTH March 21, 1971