Magda Rezlerová
Magda Rezlerová ( born August 9, 1982 in Turnov ) is a former Czech biathlete.
Magda Rezlerová lives in Jilemnice and starts for SKP Jablonex. Biathlon operates since 1999, since 2002 it belongs to the national squad. Your first international assignment it made in 1999 at the Junior World Championships in Pokljuka, where her best result was a 35th place in the sprint. This was followed in 2002 inserts at the European Championships in Zakopane, where she narrowly missed a medal in the relay as fourth-placed. In individual ( 14 ) Sprint ( 12 ) and tracking ( 11 ) they could achieve more good results. At the Junior World Championships in the same year in Hochfilzen, she won bronze in singles. In 2001 she was first used in the World Cup and was 12th in the relay and 84th in the sprint of Ruhpolding.
The 2001 European Championships in Haute Maurienne also ran again successfully. In addition to Make in the Sprint and seventh places in the individual and in the pursuit, she won silver in the relay. She also won silver at the Junior World Championships this year in Khanty-Mansiysk, their best result in single starts was a ninth rank in singles. At the Junior World Championships the following year in Ridnaun they finished seventh in the sprint and missed as fourth in the pursuit of an individual medal just barely. At the Olympic Games in 2002 in Salt Lake City could reach respectable placings in the sprint ( 32 ) and tracking ( 34 ) and in the season ( 8 ).
The European Championships 2002 in Kontiolahti should be by Magda Rezlerová. She won gold in the sprint and pursuit and finished fourth in the relay and the individual. From now on, she started regularly in the Biathlon World Cup. She quickly ran after the European Championships at the World Cup in Lahti than 29 for the first time in the points. In 2003, she started again at the Junior World Championships and won in the pursuit and bronze in the relay and missed the single in fourth narrowly precious metal. At the European Championships in Forni Avoltri she won gold in singles and bronze in the relay. A surprise her came when she won the pre-Olympic season with the Czech relay competition in San Sicario, although almost all major biathlon nations such as Germany, Norway or Russia were lined up with the first occupation.
In 2003, she participated in Khanty-Mansiysk for the first time participate in biathlon world championships. Her best result was a 27th place since then in singles at the World Championships in Oberhof 2004., 2007 in Antholz was a good eighth place in addition to the mixed relay. The 2006 Olympic Games of Turin went little gratifying. In the individual as well as in the sprint, she was 61 and thus failed to qualify for the prosecution. Also, the 13th place with the season was not a success. In the 2007 /08 season, they could achieve their best result to date, a 12th place in the individual Kontiolahti in the World Cup. In the following winter Magda Rezlerová repeated this result in a sprint in Trondheim. Magda Rezlerová took part in the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Her best result was 19th place in the sprint. With the season she was ranked 16th After the season, she finished her career.
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