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Emil Zátopek was born in Kopřivnice, Czechoslovakia on September 19, 1922, as the sixth child of a modest family. When Zátopek was 16, he began working in a Batashoe factory in Zlín.
When theZátopek18,ranhis firstrace.100mtrackfinished second. Since then,EmilZatopekbeganrunningaboutinterest. A mere four years later, in 1944, Emil broke the Czech records for 2,000, 3,000, and 5,000 metres. He was selected for the Czech national team for the 1946 European Championships.
For the first timeentered theinternationalathleticstadiumatOlympic Gamesin London in1948,where he wonthe 10 kmrun. At the1952Summer Olympicsin Helsinki,won thegoldmedal inthe 5 km, 10 km andmarathon.EmilZatopekwonover 6 years7zlazýchmedals, 1 silverand 1bronze. EmilZatopekof Czechoslovakiawasan importantperson, atypicallyfor hisrunningstylewas nicknamed"Czechlocomotive" and also "Emil the Terrible."
For the first timeentered theinternationalathleticstadiumatOlympic Gamesin London in1948,where he wonthe 10 kmrun. At the1952Summer Olympicsin Helsinki,won thegoldmedal inthe 5 km, 10 km andmarathon.EmilZatopekwonover 6 years7gold medals, 1 silverand 1bronze. EmilZatopekof Czechoslovakiawasan importantperson, atypicallyfor hisrunningstylewas nicknamed"Czechlocomotive" and also "Emil the Terrible"
EmilZatopeksayssome interestingideassuch as:
"Winningis a greatthing, butfriendship iseven better."
"If you wantto win something, run 100 meters.Ifyou wantto experiencesomething, run a marathon."
"It wasgiven to meto run andsmileat the same time."
"You know, this is not gymnasticsorfigure skating."
His wife´s name is Dana Zátopková, she was born on 19th September 1922, at Frenštat u Karvine. She was also a famous athlete.
Zatopekdied aftera long illnessinPrague in 2000at the age of78 years.
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Emil Zátopek was born in Kopřivnice, Czechoslovakia on September 19, 1922, as the sixth child of a modest family. When Zátopek was 16, he began working in a Bata shoe factory in Zlín.
When Zátopek was 18 he ran his first 100m track race and finished second. Since then, Emil Zatopek began running for fun. A mere four years later, in 1944, Emil broke the Czech records for 2,000, 3,000, and 5,000 metres. He was selected for the Czech national team for the 1946 European Championships.
For the first time he entered the international athletic field at the Olympic Games in London in 1948, where he won the 10 km run. At the1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki he won the gold medal in the 5 km, 10 km and marathon. Emil Zatopek won 7 golden, 1 silver and 1 bronze medals over the period of 6 years. Emil Zatopek from Czechoslovakia was an important person, for his running style he was nicknamed "Czechlocomotive" and also "Emil the Terrible."
For the first timeentered theinternationalathleticstadiumatOlympic Gamesin London in1948,where he wonthe 10 km run. Emil Zatopek said some interesting ideas such as:
"Winning is a great thing, but friendship is even better."
"If you want to win something, run 100meters. If you want to experience something, run a marathon."
"It was given to me to run and smile at the same time."
"You know, this is not gymnastics or figure skating."
His wife´s name is Dana Zátopková, she was born on 19th September 1922, at Frenštat u Karvine. She was also a famous athlete.
Zatopek died after a long illness in Prague in 2000 at the age of 78 years.
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