Thomas Hörl

I would like to present to you the work of people who in each team is very important, namely: coach, assistant coach, fizioterapełta, and serviceman. I would like to thank and express my respect them for their hard work. Certainly each of presented by me person's adds a lot  of work to get our jumpers were in great shape. I hope that I will show you although a little of their work and their silhouettes. 

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Thomas Hörl 

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Born:    20-08-1981

Work:  Norges Skiforbund

,,Is a retired Austrian ski jumper and former ski jumping world record-holder. At the age of 15 Thomas Hörl won the Alpencup in 1996.After winning medals in junior-competitions he became

a professional in Bischofshofen, Austria on January 8, 2000. As a nobody in the international ski-jumping scene, he managed to stand a 224,5m-jump in Planica, Slovenia which was a world record. The very next day Andreas Goldberger flew to the mark of 225m. He retired in 2003."

Victories in the competitions

Trondheim - 12 December 1999

Lahti -      18 December 1999

Hakuba - 29 January 2000

Eisenerz - 3 March 2000

Eisenerz - 4 March 2000

Places on the podium

Trondheim - 11 December 1999 (3rd place)

Trondheim - 12 December 1999 (1st place)

Lahti - 18 December 1999 (1st place)

Hakuba - 29 January 2000 (1st place)

Eisenerz - 3 March 2000 (1st place)

Eisenerz - 4 March 2000 (1st place)

Harrachov - 11 March 2000 (3rd place)

Villach - 15 July 2000 (2nd place)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byuk2TDzaW0 - Thomas jumped on 224,5m Planica

From 2011 Thomas, works as a serviceman in the Norwegian team in which deals with the skis. As a serviceman Thomas is responsible for skis, bindings and boots.
Thanks his work, boys can jump well.