Lieke Klaver rocks the indoor championship: gold and cheers in Apeldoorn!

Lieke Klaver rocks the indoor championship: gold and cheers in Apeldoorn!

The Hallen European Championship in Apeldoorn caused breathtaking scenes on the third day of the competition! The domestic athlete Lieke Klaver carried the spectators in ecstasy with her brilliant 400 m win in 50.38 seconds. This was not only her first big single profit after her seven previous medals at the Olympic Games and World Cups, but also a moment of honor for the audience, which the 26-year-old supported loudly. According to reports, Klaver benefited from the fact that the Olympic champion and indoor world recordler Femke Bol will do without individual starts this season and only start in the season. This outstanding event follows Klavers victory with the mixed relay (4 x 400 m) and arouses high expectations for the upcoming relay race of women.

European records and surprises

But Klaver was not the only one who caused a stir in Apeldoorn. The Norwegian Sander Aae Skotheim celebrated an impressive success in the heptathlon and improved his own European record by 74 points with 6558 points after taking a strong 1000 m run in 2: 32.72 in the last competition of the day. In addition, the Swiss Ditaji Kambundji caused a sensation with a new European record of 7.67 seconds over 60 m hurdles. The German favorite Malaika Mihambo had to experience a bitter disappointment in the Women's jumping jump after she was only able to assert herself with bronze behind the Italian Larissa Iapichino and the Swiss Annik Kälin.

World record coach Laurent Meuwly, who is responsible for the experience in the halls, produces an athlete with Femke Bol, who recently undercut the 41-year-old indoor world record over 49.26 seconds. His training methods and progress, which BOL promises in their competition, make the hearts of fans beat faster - not only at the national championships in Apeldoorn, but also at the next international highlights. In an interview with "athletics training", Meuwly reports on the impressive progress of its athletes who have increased the level in the European sprint significantly.

The competition day in Apeldoorn was a spectacular spectacle for all sports enthusiasts and gives hope that the upcoming competitions will have even more surprises this year. The return of Femke Bol to the individual races is eagerly awaited and could significantly shape the next big championships. You can also do information about the events about the events here and here read.