Carsten Schlangen
Carsten Schlangen ( born December 31, 1980 in Meppen ) is a German middle distance runner. His greatest successes came over 1500 meters, but is also frequently over 800 and 3000 meters at the start. He was Vice-European Champion in 2010.
Life
By 2005, launched snakes for SV Meppen Union. He then moved to the training group of Roland Wolff at the LG North Berlin. In spring 2011, snakes completed his architectural studies at the TU Berlin. Currently he is working alongside his sporting activity as an architect in Berlin.
Since 2006, snakes celebrated numerous national championships over 1500m. His biggest international success achieved snakes before, when he took second place at the European Championships in Barcelona in July 2010 after the Spaniard Arturo Casado. In 2011, he finished fourth at the European Indoor Championships. In addition, snakes participated at the Olympic Games in Beijing 2008 and London 2012. Here he reached the semi-finals respectively. With his best time of 3:33,64 min, situated in Bottrop July 6, 2012, snakes lies in the eternal German leaderboard in sixth place (April 2013).
Achievements
- German Vice Champion 1500 m
- German University Champion 1500 m
- 4th German Cross Championships ( middle distance )
- 3rd place German Indoor Championships 3000 m
- German indoor champion 3 × 1000 m with Franek Haschke and Jonas Stifel
- German University Champion 3000 m hall
- German Champion 1500 m
- German Champion 3 × 1000 m with Franek Haschke and Jonas Stifel
- Participation in European Championships Göteborg 1500 m
- 2nd place German Cross Championships middle distance
- German indoor champion 3 × 1000 m with Franek Haschke and Jonas Stifel
- German Champion 1500 m
- German Champion 3 × 1000 m with Franek Haschke and Jonas Stifel
- German indoor champion 1500 m
- German indoor champion 3 × 1000 m with Franek Haschke and Jonas Stifel
- Participation World Indoor Championships Valencia 1500 m
- German Champion 3 × 1000 m with Franek Haschke and Alexander Hudak
- Semi-final Olympic Games Beijing 1500 m
- 3rd place European Cup Annecy
- German indoor championship 1500 m
- Participation in European Indoor Championships Torino
- German Champion 1500 m
- Participation World Championships Berlin 1500 m
- German indoor champion 3000 m
- German Champion 1500 m
- German Cross champion middle distance
- European vice-champion Barcelona 1500 m
- 3rd Place Team Championship mountains
- German indoor championship 1500 m
- 4th European Indoor Championships Paris
- German Champion 1500 m
- German Champion 3 × 1000 m with John Riewe and Micha Heidenreich
- German indoor championship 1500 m
- German Vice Champion 1500 m
- Semi-finals European Championships Helsinki 1500 m
- Semi-final Olympic Games London 1500 m
- German indoor champion 3000 m
- German Champion 1500 m
- Semi-final IAAF World Championships 2013 Moscow 1500 m
Bests
- 800 m: 1:46,81 min ( Kassel, June 6, 2008)
- 1000 m: 2:17,44 min ( King Wusterhausen, May 27, 2008)
- 1500 m: 3:33,64 min ( Bottrop, July 6, 2012 )
- 3000 m: 7:51,17 min ( Leverkusen, July 28, 2006)