Helmar Steindl

Biographical information

RolesCompeted in Olympic Games
SexMale
Full nameHelmar•Steindl
Used nameHelmar•Steindl
Born7 February 1945 in Millstatt am See, Kärnten (AUT)
Measurements170 cm / 69 kg
NOC Austria

Biography

Helmar Steindl was an Austrian white-water canoeist who participated in the 1972 München Olympics when the canoe slalom events were held in Augsburg. He partnered Heimo Müllneritsch in the Canadian doubles. The pair eventually finished eighth. They also participated in eight World Championships with a fifth place with the Austrian team in 1967 as their best result. Steindl won three silver medals in the kayak singles.

Steindl was also active as an alpine skier and became a skiing instructor. He first worked as an instructor with the national teams of Iran and Austria. Later he turned to canoe coaching with the Austrian national team. He built the white-water training facilities on Gurk near Klagenfurt. Steindl also became sports director of the Austrian Canoe Federation.

Results

Games Discipline (Sport) / Event NOC / Team Pos Medal As
1972 Summer Olympics Canoe Slalom (Canoeing) AUT Helmar Steindl
Canadian Doubles, Slalom, Men (Olympic) Heimo Müllneritsch 8

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