Tim Nedow came in to the Pan American Games with the 6th best seasonal best of the 12 competitors that competed in Toronto and ended up second in the competition with a throw of 20.53m. Congratulations to Tim and his coach Vesteinn! Tim got a bronze in the Commonwealth Games last year and now in the Pan American Games he got silver, his season best 2015 is 20.76m. Check out results from here
Daniel Stahl competed yesterday at Swedish Club Championships and he won the meet with a new season best of 63.38m. This result gives him 30th position at the world season list. Good job Daniel!
GT Management athletes were competing yesterday in Sollentuna Sweden. The highlight of the evening was Tim Nedow win in shot put with a new seasonal best of 20.76m. That gives Tim 16th position at the world season list. Our athlete Mesud Pezer was second with 19.48m, Kristo Galeta third 18.79m, Daniel Stahl fourth 18.70m and Niklas Arrhenius fifth with 18.25m. Daniel Stahl won the men discus competition with a new season best 62.93m and that gives him 38th position at the world season list.
Another Diamond League meet was held today in Rome and Global Throwing Management athlete Tim Nedow achieved 20.15m and 6th position. David Storl won the meet with a good throw of 21.46m, Jordan Clarke 21.28m and Tomas Štanek third with 20.64m. Full results from here. Tim Nedow next competition is at Josef Odlozil Memorial in Prague on June 8th.
Global Throwing athletes were competing last week in Riga at Rigas Kausi meet. The highlight for us was Arttu Kangas from Finland, who threw 19.52m and got 4th position- This result gives Arttu 3rd position at the European U23 season list. Other results by our athletes – Trine Mulbjerg from Denmark got 4th position at women shot put competition 16.29m, Oona Sormunen 56.73m in women javelin and Kristo Galeta had an off day unfortunately in men shot put. Meet homepage from here
Global Throwing Management hammer thrower Mark Dry improved today his personal and Scottish record to 76.93m. His previous record was 74.82m – so quite impressive! With this throw, Mark achieved World Championships standard and the result gives him 9th position at current world season list. Congratulations to Mark!
Tim Nedow competed today in the Kansas Relays in Lawrence, Kansas and was this his first outdoor meet this year. Tim threw the shot 20.51m that is a great opener and only 3cm away from his best meet indoors this year. Tim has an outdoor PB of 20.98m since last summer. He will do four early meets in USA now during our training camp here at Chula Vista, before travelling back to Europe for the summer season. Results Christian Cantwell, 70-6.5 (21.53m) Reese Hoffa, 69-8.125 (21.25m) Ryan Whiting, 69-2 (21.08m) Tim Nedow, 67-3.5 (20.51m) Cory Martin, 67-2.5 (20.48m) Nedzad Mulabegovic, 65-6 (19.96m) Justin Rodhe, 64-9 (19.74m) Kurt Roberts, 63-11.5 (19.50m)
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