POSNIK Szymon

15 Jun 1993
28
Male
1.89/6'2''
WARSAW
 
Poland

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
ROW Rowing Men's Quadruple Sculls 4

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Sea Forest Waterway
Finished
Sea Forest Waterway
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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World Championships
YearLocation4x
2019Linz, AUT2
2018Plovdiv, BUL6

European Championships
YearLocation4x
2021Varese, ITA4
2020Poznan, POL5
2019Lucerne, SUI7
2018Glasgow, GBR3

World Cup
RankEventYearLocationResult
1Quadruple Sculls2019Rotterdam, NED6:00.80
1Quadruple Sculls2019Poznan, POL6:01.01
2Quadruple Sculls2021Zagreb, CRO5:49.03
3Quadruple Sculls2018Lucerne, SUI5:45.33
4Quadruple Sculls2021Sabaudia, ITA5:46.14
4Quadruple Sculls2021Lucerne, SUI5:55.02
4Double Sculls2019Plovdiv, BUL6:36.93
6Quadruple Sculls2018Linz, AUT5:46.69
8Double Sculls2018Belgrade, SRB6:20.40


Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, EXC - Excluded
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Reading books, cycling, winter sports. (worldrowing.com, 01 Oct 2019)
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Athlete
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Mechatronical Engineering - Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
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Partner Weronika Jagodzinska
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English, Polish
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AZS AWF Warszawa [Poland]
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Aleksander Wojciechowski [national], POL
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His partner Weronika Jagodzinska has also competed in rowing. She represented Poland at the 2017 U23 World Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, and won bronze in quadruple sculls at the 2018 U23 European Championships in Brest, Belarus. (worldrowing.com, 01 Jan 2017; Facebook profile, 01 Feb 2020; SportsDeskOnline, 06 May 2020)
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In 2010 he was diagnosed with exostosis [a bone spur] that affected the tibia and fibula bones in his leg. He underwent surgery during which an artery and nerves were damaged, and he lost four and a half litres of blood on the operating table. He has poor blood circulation and limited movement in the leg as a result, and in 2011 he underwent tendon extension surgery to improve the range of motion in his foot. (placpolitechniki1.wordpress.com, 19 Nov 2019)
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He took up rowing in 2008. (pw.edu.pl, 19 Nov 2019)
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"My dad was a canoeing coach. He never pushed me to train in canoeing, but encouraged me to take up any sport. I wanted to do pole vault, but there was no section for my age group. Later, I tried volleyball, but I was not good at it. There was also table tennis, but I was not successful, because I was not fully engaged. Finally, at age 15, I decided to train in something seriously. It's late to start a sport career at this age, so I didn't have much choice. My dad suggested rowing, so I tried it. In my first year of training I won silver in the coxless four at the Polish Youth Olympics, and I stayed in the sport." (placpolitechniki1.wordpress.com, 19 Nov 2019)
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To win a gold medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (placpolitechniki1.wordpress.com, 19 Nov 2019)
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He has 12 training sessions over seven days each week. (placpolitechniki1.wordpress.com, 19 Nov 2019)
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Winning silver in quadruple sculls at the 2019 World Championships in Linz Ottensheim, Austria. (pw.edu.pl, 19 Nov 2019)
Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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