Annette Dytrt
Annette Dytrt ( Czech Annette Dytrtová; born September 7, 1983 in Landshut ) is a former German figure skater Czech origin. She was Czech and multiple German champion in their sport.
Life
Annette Dytrt began at the age of two years in Landshut with the ice skating, emulated by their three- year-old sister Veronica. It started initially for the EV Augsburg and then moved to Munich EV, where she was coached by Karin Gaiser. In 1998 she went with her sister to the Czech Republic, the country of birth of their parents. They did this out of the faith, otherwise always stand in the shadow of Tanja Szewczenko.
The Dytrt sisters started for the SKK Karwin and brought in 1999 under coach Vlasta Kopřivová immediately secured a double victory ( Annette before Veronika ) at the national championships. Annette Dytrt but returned a year later, homesick, returned to Germany, while Veronika Dytrt whirring in the years 2000 to 2002 in the Czech championships.
In Munich Annette Dytrt trained initially at Steffi Ruttkies (until 2001 ). In 2003 she was awarded the management team of Alexander Wedenin / Shanetta Folle for their old club Munich EV four consecutive German champion. On New Year's Eve 2005 separated Annette Dytrt of trainer Folle, moved to Erfurt, lived temporarily in a residential community with Stefan Lindemann and girlfriend and coached at Ilona Schindler. With the tenth place at the European Championship 2006 in Lyon, however, she could not qualify for the Olympic Winter Games in Turin.
After a trial in February 2006 and the 2006 World Championships in Calgary Annette Dytrt switched to pair skating with Norman Jeschke. They trained in the summer in Vancouver, Canada with Bruno Marcotte. However, shortly before the season opener at the Nebelhorn Trophy declared Dytrt / Jeschke on September 24, 2006 changed its withdrawal from amateur sports to have played without a single match. Officially called The occasion was one threatened by the ISU competition suspension, the couple in a TV ice show on ProSieben should ( for which Dytrt / Jeschke had already contracted ) or other television shows occur with professional character. In the ProSieben show Stars on Ice Annette Dytrt formed until her resignation on 15 November 2006 a pair with the Mundstuhl comedian Ande Werner.
In December 2006, Annette Dytrt decided to continue their individual running career and moved to Oberstdorf to Karel Fajfr. Your competition comeback, she contested at the Nebelhorn Trophy 2007. During the World Cup in 2008, it achieved a 12th place their best result so far. As of May 2008, she trained with Michael Huth, with which they reached their fifth national title in December 2008. International she won as best EM placement in 2009 to seventh place (the first digit placement of a German individual runners at continental championships in eleven years ). In qualifying for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver Dytrt failed due to the required standard of 128 points in two international competitions, which, however, only once exceeded.
In the season 2010/11 Annette Dytrt trained again at Karel Fajfr in Oberstdorf, but took an injury not participate in any competitions. In May 2011, it was initially a coaching change to Ingo Steuer in Chemnitz, and shortly thereafter, after a death in her family, her career end known.
Annette Dytrt belonged from 2004 to 2011 - with a one year break in 2007/ 08 - the sports promotion group of the Bundeswehr ( first Neubiberg, then Sonthofen ). My last rank was Corporal.
On December 22, 2012 Annette Dytrt was officially adopted in 2013 as part of the exhibition running the German championships in Hamburg of the German Skating Union.
Achievements and results
Legend: * = for the Czech Republic under the name Annette Dytrtová; = ** Pair of running with Norman Jeschke; WD = Withdrawn
Other competitions
French Championships ( seniors)
- 2003 - 1st place ( as a guest)
Junior Grand Prix
Others
Annette Dytrts younger brother Jan Dytrt (* 1988) plays the Czech football club FK Horažďovice in the Lower professional league.