Nadja Grossmann: Döbling has a new weightlifter hope!

Nadja Grossmann: Döbling has a new weightlifter hope!

Vösendorf, Österreich - in Vienna-Döbling takes up an up-and-coming athlete in weightlifting: Nadja Grossmann. The 21-year-old has found her love for sport by chance and is now a fixture in the U23 national team. The way here was anything but easy for the committed athlete.

After she started CrossFit in 2018, Grossmann quickly discovered her passion for weightlifting. Through YouTube videos, it was suitable for the technology and established itself in strength training. She received support through her training as a fitness trainer who helped her create her own training plans. Today she can proud of a record of 80 kg in tearing and 101 kg in pushing-that does a total of 181 kg in a duel and secures you to participate in the U23 European Championship next September in Albania. MeinDämzirk reports that the coordination and technology are particularly important in your training.

nadja is not only traded as a new hope of Austrian weightlifting, but has also set itself the goal of letting its international debut in the duel as part of the European U23 European Championships. The event will take place in Raszyn, Poland, from October 26 to November 3, 2024, and Nadja will take part with further nine lifts: inside of the Austrian weightlifting association (ÖGV). The association is aimed at strong achievements and successes - an exciting challenge for the athlete. Weightheben.net emphasizes that Nadja and her college: In an intensive national team course, prepare for the competition.

Overall, the Austrian team will consist of talented lifting, including Victoria Steiner, who competes up to 64 kg in competition, and Alina Novak up to 71 kg. Nadja is registered in the category up to 76 kg. Your participation in the national team shows not only her commitment, but also the support that she receives from coaches and club mates.

prejudices in weight lifting

Although Nadja acts in a sport dominated by men, she cannot be stopped by prejudices. She sees the challenges more as an incentive to promote weightlifting and its attractiveness. "With my successes, I would like to improve the public perception of weightlifting," emphasizes Grossmann.

The ÖGV itself looks optimistically into the future. The young talents, including Nadja, are part of successful development in Austrian weightlifting. At the last European Championships of the juniors, the team won a total of 14 medals, which underlines the potential and progress in the sense of sport. German-weightlifting emphasizes that the successful appearance of the offspring speaks not only for sport, but also for the hard work of the trainers and athletes who stand behind them.

On October 29, 2024, Nadja Grossmann will move into the history books of the weightlifting as one of many talented athletes and show what she is made of. The path until then will be exciting, and the entire sports community in Vienna keeps your fingers crossed for your success - there is something!