Apr 18

Daniel Ståhl throws 66.74m in Salinas – lifetime 2nd best throw for the young Swede.

by GT Management in Daniel Stahl, Discus Throw 0 comments tags: 66m club, Rio 2016, Season Best
GT Management athlete Daniel Ståhl opened his season in Salinas USA and won the meet with 66.74m. This result gives him 3rd position at the world season list and it is only 15cm from his personal best thrown in 2014. As the meet only measured the longest throw, then we only know his 3rd round exactly 66.74m. Other throws in the series were around: 64,5, 63, 66.74, foul, 65 and 66 meters.
Feb 19

Tim Nedow hits 21.33m and wins IAAF Indoor Tour

by GT Management in Mesud Pezer, Shot Put, Tim Nedow 0 comments tags: 20m club, 21m club, IAAF Indoor Tour, Personal Best
Tim Nedow went to the IAAF Indoor Tour meet in Stockholm on Wednesday knowing that if he would win the meet he would win the whole IAAF Indoor Tour as he also won in Karlsruhe two weeks ago when he had 20.89m that was enough to win. In Stockholm, Tim had the meet of his life. In the second round he put the shot 20.88m to take a comfortable lead in the competition. In the fourth round I threw a new PB 21.10m where he executed the throw easily in to an effortless throw. In the last one he went for it big time and threw a huge PB of 21.33m. This was a great win for Tim and definitely the highlight of his career so far. In five meets so far the results are outstanding 20.98m, 21.00m, 20.89m, 20.56m and 21.33m. The average is 20.95m that is world class. Tim broke the meet record and is seated third on the 2016 indoor IAAF world list in the event. Mesud Pezer broke the big 20m barrier twice in the meet in his first and third throw and his new indoor PB is now 20.01m and also his lifetime best as his […]
Feb 07

Tim wins in Karlsruhe with an amazing 20.89m

by GT Management in Daniel Stahl, Discus Throw, Mesud Pezer, Shot Put, Tim Nedow 0 comments tags: 20m club, IAAF Indoor Tour, Personal Best, Win
Tim Nedow competed today in Germany Karlsruhe at IAAF Indoor Tour meet. Tim achieved 20.89m in his last round and won the meet. This gave him the lead position also at Indoor World Tour rankings. Second was Andrei Gag from Romania PB 20.55m, third Frank Elemba NR 20.53m and they were followed by Tomas Štanek 20.18m, Borja Vivas 20.13m, Tobias Tahm 19.43m, Bodo Gröder 18.53m and Christian Jaguch 17.98m. Daniel Stahl competed yesterday at Botnia Games in Finland and won with a new indoor discus PB 61.09m. Daniel series was 60,32 61,09 59,59 59,93 X 57,12. Next week, Daniel will compete in Berlin at ISTAF Indoor. Second was a young discus talent from Iceland Gudni Valur Gudnason with 58,59m. And Mesud Pezer won the men shot put at Raka Sparet in Sweden with a new indoor PB 19.58m. Mesud will compete next in Estonia, Tartu on February 9th. Congratulations to all of our athletes! Written by Hans
Jan 31

Tim Nedow throws an amazing 21.00m

by GT Management in Shot Put, Tim Nedow 0 comments tags: 21m club, Personal Best
Tim Nedow competed yesterday in Canada where he improved his personal best by 2cm – new record numbers are 21.00m. With this meet, Tim joined the exclusive 21m club – in the history of shot put, only 128 men have achieved this. Tim has had an amazing indoor season – he opened his season already in November with 20.98m and now 21.00m. This result gives him 2nd position at the world indoor list behing Stephen Mozia 21.03m. Tim series: 20.84m, 20.83m, 20.47m, 20.85m, foul, 21.00m. You can see his 21.00m throw from his instagram account And also his 20.85m throw in slo motion.
Jan 05

Daniel Ståhl 8th in the world

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The legendary Track & Field News announced yesterday men’s 2015 World Rankings for 69th consecutive year. Daniel Ståhl from Sweden was ranked 8th in the discus throw – first time for the young Swede to be in the top 10. Daniel had an international breakthrough when he got 5th position at the World Championships final (seasonal best 64.73m) and only 45cm from the bronze medal. Daniel is the fourth Swede to make it into the top-10 list in Discus at this ranking! And the first one for 40 years! Rickard Bruch 8th 1968, 2nd 1969, 2nd 1970, 3rd 1971, 2nd 1972, 1st 1973, 3rd 1974, 2nd 1975 (eight straight years at the ranking!). Roland Nilsson 8th 1952, 7th 1953, 9th 1954 Lars Haglund 8th 1965 Daniel Ståhl 8th 2015 TOP 10 ranking in Discus Throw 2015 Polish duo Piotr Malachowski and Robert Urbanek took the 1st and 2nd position and they were followed by Philip Milanov, Gerd Kanter, Christoph Harting, Vikas Gowda, Apostolos Parellis, Daniel Ståhl, Benn Harradine and Zoltán Kővágó. Noticeable fact is that Daniel is the youngest thrower on that list. Congratulations to Daniel and his coach Vésteinn. Check out videos of Daniel throwing and lifting on a training […]
Dec 28

IAAF end of year preview – THROWS

by GT Management in Daniel Stahl, Discus Throw, Fedrick Dacres 0 comments
IAAF made a review of the throwing events on their website and GT Management is excited to find our own athletes from that press release. Our discus throwers Daniel Stahl and Fedrick Dacres are named as a new generation athletes in that event. Read the news from IAAF website. Read more about Daniel Stahl and Fedrick Dacres from our website. Men’s discus This event has been almost synonymous with the name Robert Harting for quite some years but a serious knee injury kept him sidelined for the whole of 2015. In Harting’s absence, Piotr Malachowski – who for years had been Harting’s main challenger – took over as the number one discus thrower, winning his first ever global title at 32, following three previous silvers. That championships are something special is also clearly illustrated by a comparison of the world list coming into Beijing with the actual outcome in the Bird’s Nest stadium. World leader Malachowski lived up to expectations in Beijing but the second, fourth and fifth-ranked athletes on the world list didn’t even qualify for the final. There was also a group of global championship debutants, born between 1991 and 1994, who proved to be much better than […]
Nov 18

Daniel Stahl nominated to Swedish Rio team

by GT Management in Daniel Stahl, Discus Throw 0 comments tags: Olympic Games, Rio 2016
Yesterday we got exciting news, as Swedish Olympic Committee announced four athletes who will go to Rio Olympics next year in Rio. Four track and field athletes were nominated and Daniel was the only male athlete in the first round. This makes all our work easier to prepare as well as possible, so great news for Daniel. Daniel Stahl and his coach Vésteinn Hafsteinsson are in Fuerteventura in Spain on a training camp at the moment. There are 230 athletes and coaches on an Olympic Camp that is organized by the Swedish Olympic Committee. Good job Daniel. Congratulations on making your first olympics! Other three track and field athletes who were nominated: Abeba Aregawi (1500m), Angelica Bengtsson (pole vault) and Khadijatou Sagnia (long jump). Video of Daniel throwing in Playitas. More videos here.
Nov 16

Tim Nedow takes the early world lead with 20.98m

by GT Management in Shot Put, Tim Nedow 0 comments tags: 20m club, Personal Best, World Lead
GT Management athlete Tim Nedow from Canada competed last week at BYU Fall Throwing meet in Provo, Utah. He won the meet with a new personal best indoors – an amazing new world lead 20.98m. Tim had a previous PB indoors 20.54m from early 2015 – now he beated that result on every throw in Provo. His series was: 20.57, 20.89, 20.77, 20.98, 20.87, 20.57. This performance is the same as his outdoor PB since 2014. This shows that Tim is already in his best shape ever and fall training has been going really well.
Aug 31

Daniel Stahl 5th World Championships Beijing 2015

by GT Management in Daniel Stahl, Discus Throw 0 comments tags: 64m club, Season Best, World Championships
Daniel Ståhl did absolutely great in the final of the discus throw here at the WC in Beijing. He ended up in 5th place with a seasonal best throw of 64.73m and was only 45 cm away from the bronze medal. This is huge for Daniel and we are so proud of him. The competition ended up being really exciting and fun to watch. Daniel started out well with 61.57m in the first throw and we knew then already that it would not be enough for making it through to top eight for getting three more throws. After a little worse throw in the second round he had to throw close to 64m in the third throw and he did and hit a SB of 64.42m. He then followed up with another SB of 64.73m in the fourth to foul the last two. Daniel equaled the best throwing performance ever by a Swede in WC. The legendary javelin thrower Dag Wennlund was also 5th in the WC back in 1995 in Göteborg. Sweden has never got a medal in WC in any throwing event. The best discus thrower for Sweden in the WC before yesterday was Stefan Fernholm 12th place. […]
Aug 12

4 athletes at World Championships from our management

by GT Management in Daniel Stahl, Discus Throw, Hammer Throw, Hans Üürike, Mark Dry, Sanna Kämäräinen, Shot Put, Tim Nedow 0 comments tags: Beijing 2015, World Championships
Four athletes from our Global Throwing Management group will participate in the WC in Bejing coming up in ten days. Tim Nedow CAN will compete in the shot put and has so far had a very steady season with many meets over the qualification standard of 20.45m. His SB is 20.78m and PB is 20.98m. Today we got good news as Daniel Ståhl SWE will also compete in the discus and he got in on a wild card last minute due to the rule that IAAF invites top 32 to participate as not all had reached the qualification standard of 65m. Daniel has thrown 63.38m this season but has a PB of 66.89m since last year. Sanna Kämäräinen FIN threw 61.07 already in the early season in March. During summer, she has been travelling around Europe and competing on a high-level. Mark Dry GBR improved his PB to massive 76.93m and holding on to 20th position at the world season list. We are really happy to see our athletes competing in Beijing and wish you all long throw. Enjoy the meet and have fun! Hans Üürike GT Management
EUROPEAN SHOT PUT CONFERENCE 2019


8th-10th November 2019 in Tallinn, Estonia.

Held under European Athletics Coaching Summit Series label in cooperation with Estonian Athletic Association (EKJL).