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The Event
On Thursday, 12 September 2019, the legendary TGW Lentos Jump takes place for the fourth time directly under the Lentos art museum in Linz. It is arguably the most spectacular sports event athletics have to offer: a pole vault competition with world-class contestants which you can watch for free in the capital of Upper Austria.
Moreover, it does not take place inside or at a stadium, but underneath the 7 metre high, mirrored ceiling of the Lentos art museum located right next to the Danube.
This means that the participants jump towards their own reflection. At this event, the art of movement meets performing arts – and it takes place at an impressive location overlooking the Danube, the Ars Electronica Center museum and the Pöstlingberg mountain.
This night, the art of movement meets performing arts at a spectacular architectural space. The sport exceeds limits and athletes approach the limits of a space which is atypical for sports (reflection, height, rhythm ...)
Program 2019
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10.30 am–12.40 pm |
Pole vault for everybody at the mobile world-class pole vault construction underneath the Lentos museum. |
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11 am–2 pm |
Sport skills tests using the "Talent Diagnose System" (TDS) |
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12.30 pm–2 pm |
Pole vault competition for students aged 12 to 15 |
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3.15 pm–5.30 pm |
World-class women |
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5.30 pm–6.30 pm |
Warm-up/preparation jumps of the male world-class athletes |
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6.30 pm-9 pm |
5th TGW Lentos Jump (world-class men) |
Athlets
Main competetion men 6:30 pm
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Country |
PB |
Born |
Successes | |
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Pavel Wojciechowski |
POL |
5,93 |
1989 |
World Champion 2011, Indoor European Champion 2019, TEAM Europe in Minsk |
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Valentin Lavillenie |
FRA |
5,82 |
1991 |
Bronze U23 EM 2013, 7. Diamond-Meeting Monaco 2019, Brother of world record holder Renauld Lavillenie |
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Scott Houston |
USA |
5,82 |
1990 |
TGW Lentosjump winner 2017, US Indoor Champion, TEAM USA in Minsk |
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Jan Kudlicka |
CZE |
5,80 |
1988 |
3. of Indoor World Championschip, 4. OS Rio |
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Charlie Myers |
GBR |
5,71 |
1997 |
english Indoor Champion, Winner int. Meeting Genf 2019 |
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Jie Yao |
CHN |
5,71 |
1990 |
Chinese Champion |
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Adrian Valles |
ESP |
5,70 |
1995 |
Spanish Champion |
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Marek Arents |
LVA |
5,70 |
1986 |
Participant of Olympic Games in Rio, European Championship participant 2018 |
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Adam Hague |
GBR |
5,65 |
1996 |
European Junior Champion 2015, European Championship Finalist 2018 |
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Tomas Wecksten |
FIN |
5,55 |
1996 |
Finnish Champion, European Championship participant 2018 |
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David Holy |
CZE |
5,25 |
1998 |
U23 European Championship participant |
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Sebastian Ender |
AUT |
5,21 |
1996 |
Austrian Champion from Wels |
Women
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Country |
PB |
Born |
Successes | |
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Jennifer Suhr |
USA |
5,03 |
1982 |
Indoor world record holder, olympic champion, leader in the annual global leaderboard |
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Huiquin XU |
CHN |
4,70 |
1993 |
Chinese Champion |
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Liz Parnov |
AUS |
4,60 |
1994 |
2. Jun-World Championship, Australian Champion |
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Amalie Svabikova |
CZE |
4,51 |
1999 |
Junior World Champion |
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JIROUTOVA Nikol |
CZE |
4,35 |
1992 | |
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Poschlova Nikola |
CZE |
4,20 |
1998 |
7. U23 European Championship 2019 |
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Ildze Bortascenoka |
LVA |
4,10 |
1987 |
Latvian Champion |
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Tereza Schejbalova |
CZE |
4,05 |
2000 |
12. U20 European Championship 2019 |
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Agnes Hodi |
AUT |
4,21 |
1992 |
Austrian Champion 2018 |
Juniors
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Country |
PB |
Born |
Successes | |
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Jakub Vitec |
CZE |
5,15 |
2001 |
U23 European Championship participant |
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Herbert Winkler |
Union Neuhofen |
5,00 |
1996 |
Austrian U20 Champion |
Highlights
Final result men
1. Morgunov Timur - RUS - 5,82 m - Meeting record
2. Stecci Claudio - ITA - 5,67 m - PB
3. Guttormsen Sondre - NOR - 5,60 m
4. Hague Adam - GBR - 5,60 m
5. Wecksten Tomas - FIN - 5,40 m
6. Balner Michal - CZE - 5,30 m
7. Arents Marek - LET - 5,15 m
Mohr Malte - GER - NB
Klotz Riccardo - AUT - NB
Ender Sebastian - AUT - NB
Final result Juniors
1. Guttormsen Simen - NOR - 4,82 m
2. Kobelt Pascal - AUT - 4,52 m
Winkler Herbert - AUT - NB
Cole Nicolas - GBR - NB
Final result women
1. Guillon-Romarin Nino - FRA - 4,52 m - Meetingrecord
2. Svabikova Amalie - CZE - 4,27 m
Kylypko Maryna - UKR - NB
Picture Gallery 2018
Winner jump of Timur Morgunow
Final result men:
1. Scott Houston - USA - 5,50 m
2. Jan Kudlicka - Czech Republic - 5,50 m
3. Claudio Stecci - Germany - 5,50 m
4. Michal Balner - Czech Republic - 5,40 m
5. Mareks Arents - Latvia- 5,40 m
6. Diogo Ferreira - Portugal - 5,40 m
7. Erik Dolve - Norway - 5,40 m
8. Malte Mohr - Germany - 5,30 m
9. Josip Petricevic - Austria - 5,10 m
10. Sebastian Ender - Austria - 4,80 m
Picture Gallery 2017
Final result men:
1. Michal Balner - Czech Republic - 5,66 m
2. Luke Cutts - Great Britain - 5,61 m
3. Hendrik Gruber - Germany - 5,51 m
4. Marvin Caspari - Germany - 5,41 m
5. Torben Laidig - Germany - 5,31 m
6. Tom Konrad - Germany - 5,31 m
7. Emmanouli Karalis - Greece - 5,31 m
8. Nicolas Cole - Great Britain - 5,01 m
9. Klotz Riccardo - Austria - 4,81 m
10. Distelberger Dominik - Austria - 4,81 m
Picture Gallery 2016
Final result men:
1. Robert Renner - Slovenia - 5,60 m
2. Pjotr Lisek - Poland - 5,40 m
3. Luke Cutts - Great Britain - 5,40 m
4. Edi Maja - Portugal - 5,10 m
5. Adam Hague - Great Britain - 5,10 m
6. Ivan Horvath - Croatia - 4,95 m
7. Paul Kilbertus - Austria - 4,95 m
8. Felix Schmid-Schutti - Austria - 4,80 m
9. Dominik Distelberger - Austria - 4,80 m
Picture Gallery 2015
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