Sabine Baeß

Sabine Bäß, married. Marbach, ( born March 15, 1961 in Dresden) is a former German figure skater, which was launched in pair skating for the GDR.

Your figure skating partner was Tassilo Thierenbach. The couple trained at SC Karl- Marx-Stadt in Irene Salzmann.

His debut in the GDR championships, the couple had Bäß / Thierenbach in 1976 and finished it in third place behind Romy Kermer and Rolf Oesterreich and Manuela large and Uwe Kagelmann. Even a year later occupied Bäß and Thierenbach third place at the national level. In Helsinki they contested their first European Championship and they finished in fifth place, one place behind the reigning champions DDR Manuela Mager and Uwe Bewersdorf. Also in 1978 she ranked at the European Championships one place behind their compatriots. As DDR - runner they finished fourth. A few weeks later, she denied in Ottawa for their first World Cup and finished fifth.

The year 1979 brought the first medals for Sabine Bäß and Tassilo Thierenbach. Both at the European Championships in Zagreb, as well as at the World Championships in Vienna, they won bronze. For the first time they had competed as reigning East champions. In late 1979, they won the first edition of the Grand Prix Skate America competition. In Olympic 1980 Bäß and Thierenbach defended their national championship title, missed in fourth, however, both at the European Championships as well as the World Championship medals. Your first Olympics they finished in Lake Placid in sixth place.

After the season in 1980, Tassilo Thierenbach a meniscus surgery had to undergo so that the couple was missing from the GDR and European Championships in 1981. However, their return was a success. In Hartford they were runners-up behind Worobjowa Irina and Igor Lissowski from the Soviet Union.

1982 was the most successful year of the couple Bäß / Thierenbach. First they won in the GDR championships, then they were in Lyon European champion and finally in Copenhagen world champion. This means that Sabine Bäß and Tassilo Thierenbach the only figure skating pair from the GDR, which was able to win a European title and the only East German couple who could win a world championship title.

In 1983 she defended her national title in Dortmund and also their European Championship title. At the World Championships in Helsinki, however, they had to close Jelena Walowa and Oleg Vasilyev bend from the Soviet Union and be content with the silver medal. In 1984 Bäß and Thierenbach for the fifth and last time GDR Champion. At the European Championships in Budapest, she won the silver medal behind Walowa and Wassilijew. A little later they denied their second Olympic Games in Sarajevo and they finished in fourth place. Thus they were denied an Olympic medal. The World Cup in Ottawa was the last competition in the career of Bäß and Thierenbach. They finished their career by winning the bronze medal behind the Canadians Barbara Underhill and Paul Martini and Walowa and Wassilijew. It was the last World Championship medal for figure skating pair from the GDR.

With the resignation of Bäß and Thierenbach gave rise in 1984 to the end of an era. They were the last successful DDR pair in figure skating. With a gold medal and two silver and bronze medals are the most successful East German couple at the World Championships and two gold medals and one each silver and bronze also the most successful East German couple at the European Championships.

Sabine Bäß later worked as a trainer in Berlin at the TSC Berlin. She is married, has a son and lives in Oranienburg. Bäß occurred after 1990 with Tobias Schröter, a former East German champion in the sport pairs, including in the Friedrichstadt Palast in Berlin Look at runs on.

Sabine Bäß - Marbach is naturopath and works in Berlin.

Results

Pair of running

( with Tassilo Thierenbach )

1979 World Figure Skating Championships 1981 World Figure Skating Championships 1982 World Figure Skating Championships 1983 World Figure Skating Championships 1984 World Figure Skating Championships 1979 European Figure Skating Championships 1982 European Figure Skating Championships 1983 European Figure Skating Championships 1984 European Figure Skating Championships East Germany Tassilo Thierbach East German Figure Skating Championships 1977 European Figure Skating Championships 1978 European Figure Skating Championships 1978 World Figure Skating Championships 1980 European Figure Skating Championships 1980 World Figure Skating Championships Winter Olympic Games 1981 European Figure Skating Championships Heilpraktiker List of Olympic medalists in figure skating Phyllis Johnson James H. Johnson Karl Mejstrik Ludwig Wrede Pierre Brunet (figure skater) Ernst Baier Micheline Lannoy Peter Kennedy (figure skater) Ria Baran Jennifer Nicks John Nicks Frances Dafoe Norris Bowden Sissy Schwarz Kurt Oppelt Barbara Wagner Maria Jelinek Otto Jelinek Oleg Protopopov Irina Rodnina Alexander Gennadiyevich Zaitsev Irina Vorobieva Isabelle Brasseur Lloyd Eisler Ingo Steuer David Pelletier Shen Xue Pang Qing Aliona Savchenko Robin Szolkowy Maxim Trankov Olga Orgonista Idi Papez Karl Zwack Marianna Nagy (figure skater) Silvia Grandjean Michel Grandjean Oksana Kazakova Yuko Kavaguti Alexander Smirnov (figure skater) Margit Senf Brigitte Wokoeck Heinz-Ulrich Walther Hans-Georg Dallmer Heidemarie Steiner Birgit Lorenz Knut Schubert Katrin Kanitz Peggy Schwarz Axel Rauschenbach
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