Mark Spitz
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Mark Andrew Spitz (ur. 10 lutego 1950) − amerykański pływak.
Przeszedł do historii jako pierwszy zdobywca siedmiu złotych medali w czasie jednych igrzysk olimpijskich (wyczyn ten poprawił dopiero Amerykanin Michael Phelps w 2008 roku w Pekinie). Podczas igrzysk w Monachium siedmiokrotnie stawał na najwyższym podium, bijąc w każdej konkurencji rekord świata. Oprócz tego w 1968 w Meksyku zdobył 4 medale − 2 złote, srebrny i brązowy.
Dwukrotnie startował na olimpiadzie machabejskiej, zdobywając 11 złotych medali. W 1985 roku zapalił znicz olimpiady machabejskiej[1].
W trakcie całej kariery 33 razy ustanawiał rekordy świata[2].
Przypisy
- ↑ Jewish Virtual Library, 'Maccabiah Games'. [dostęp 2011-07-22]. (ang.).
- ↑ Mark Spitz. [dostęp 2011-07-22]. (ang.).
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Former Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz throws out the first pitch in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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