Axmann triumphs: Sensational final qualification at the World Cup!

Axmann triumphs: Sensational final qualification at the World Cup!

Alexandria, Ägypten - Lisa Sophie Axmann, a 22-year-old athlete from Austria, qualified for the final of the UIPM Pentathlon World Cup Series 2025. The final event will take place from July 4th to 6th in Alexandria, Egypt. Axmann has shown a strong and consistently good performance in the current season and thus fought for a place among the best athletes in the world. Her trip began at the first World Cup in Cairo, where she reached the 12th place in qualification and the semi -finals. Their impressive fencing performance included 19 victories and also set up a new personal best in the laser run. Then she competed in the World Cup in Budapest and scored 17th place in Semifinal B, which earned her valuable points for the world rankings.

Also at the World Cup in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria, Axmann was not able to qualify for the semi -finals, but showed strong performance in the individual disciplines. This intensive preparation has been the result of your training sessions since 2017, in which she trains up to 30 hours in a modern pentathlon week. Her trainer, Martin Steinbauer, will also support you in the optimal preparation for the final and the upcoming European Championship in Madrid at the end of July. The Austrian Association for Modern Pentathlon (ÖVMF) warmly congratulated her on the final qualification.

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The previous achievements by Axmann are the result of a systematic approach to sport. She has set up personal best in international training camps and the open Lithuanian championships in Druskininkai. Such successes are not only the result of physical fitness, but also by mental strength, which is promoted with the help of targeted sports psychological care.

In modern competitive sports, sports psychology plays a crucial role. The basis of sports psychological support is a psychological-psychological framework that aims to sustainably optimize talent development and training and competition quality. An integrative approach is pursued, which includes basic and skill training to support athletes and trainers in their development. These aspects are also taken into account in the application of sports psychological research and the ethical standards, as formulated by the Working Group for Sports Psychology.

The connection between sports science expertise and practical application is strengthened through long -term cooperation with associations and associations, which can also be shown in athletes such as Lisa Sophie Axmann. By benefiting from these methods, she can optimally prepare for her upcoming competitions and further increase your performance.