Martin Heuberger

Martin Heuberger 20 August 2011 for the Schlecker Cup

As of November 4, 2011

Martin Heuberger ( born June 5, 1964 in Schutterwald ) is a former German handball player and current national coach of the German handball team. For the TuS Schutterwald he first ran on as a player. Later he was engaged as player-coach and trainer.

His international debut in DHB - jersey gave the 1.93 m wide Heuberger on 17 January 1989 in Osterode against the Soviet Union. He played 26 matches and scored 33 goals. Since 1 February 2002 Heuberger operates as a responsible youth coach for the German Handball Federation. On 1 November 2004, he became assistant to Heiner Brand and co- coach of the German men's national team. With this he was able to celebrate the World Cup in 2007. Since 1 July 2011, he is the successor of Heiner Brand as national coach of the German national handball team.

Heuberger is a professional Diploma in Public Administration ( FH).

Sporting successes

In addition to the 164 league games with 314 goals among his sporting achievements

• 5th Place Junior World Cup 1985 ( player)
• 4th World Youth Championship 2005 ( Trainer)
• 5th European senior team in 2006 ( assistant coach )
• Junior European Champion 2006 ( Trainer)
• Vice Junior World Champion 2007 ( Trainer)
• 2007 World Champion senior team ( assistant coach )
• Vice European Junior Champion 2008 ( Trainer)
• Participation in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing ( assistant coach )
• 5th place 2009 World Cup national team ( assistant coach )
• Junior World Champion in 2009 and 2011 ( Trainer)