Tora Berger

The future world-famous Norwegian biathlete was born on March 18, 1981 in the commune of Ringerique, part of the province of Buskerud. The athlete grew up in the city of Lesha. Since Norway's natural conditions are in principle available to winter sports, Tura discovered them in early childhood. At the age of seven, the future Olympic champion started to participate in ski races.

However, quite quickly she became disillusioned with this sport and decided to engage in more exciting and exciting biathlon. This is different from his older brother Lars Berger, who still competes in both cross-country skiing and biathlon.

All childhood and adolescence biathlete continued to train. As Berger herself recalled during the interview, at the age of 18, her every new day was a copy of the previous one: a 7:30 a.m. climb, a modest breakfast, a rifle training session, a gym or a ski track. Next house, showering, a little snack, rest for an hour and lunch. At 16:00 - another three-hour training session. Then showering, dining and going to bed at 9:30 p.m.

For his stoicism and tenacity, Tora Berger was rewarded with dignity. In the 1999-2000 season, she became the champion of the European Junior Biathlon Tournament, and in 2006 she won her first World Championship medal.

Then came some good performances at the world championships of different years and the main breakthrough in the athlete's sports career - a gold medal in the 15-kilometer individual race at the Olympic Games in Vancouver.

This medal meant a lot. It not only became the first Olympic gold in the piggy bank of the now famous Norwegian, but also the 100th gold medal of Norway at the Winter Olympics. Moreover, thanks to this victory, Norway became the first country in the world to collect 100 gold medals at the Winter Games.

In the years that followed, hard-working Tora Berger continued to win the world biathlon. In 2012, she won her first personal gold at the World Championships held in Rupolding. And in the 2012-2013 season, the Norwegian managed to perform well in Ostersund, both in the sprint, in the psychologically difficult pursuit race, and in the exhausting individual race.

As a result, Berger became the first biathlete to win prizes at all World Championships in one season. All the crystal globes of this season's World Cup also went to Toure.

In the 2013-2014 season, the Norwegian lost her position and became the second overall in the World Cup standings, after which she announced the end of her sports career. Currently, she continues to work for the Norwegian Biathlon Federation, recruiting future biathletes and preparing them for the competition.

In 2009, a very unpleasant guest knocked on the life of Tura Berger- oncology. Skin cancer was diagnosed in the athlete in the spring, and doctors did not rule out the possibility that the biathlete simply will not live to see the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.

Fortunately, the disease was discovered at an early stage, and the timely operation allowed Toure not only to live to see the Vancouver Games, but to really blow them up with his "golden" performance.

In 2010, the wedding of Tura Berger and her longtime friend , Trond Tevdal, took place. She met her future husband at The Meruker Ski Gymnasium: Tura and Trond were trained at the gymnasium at the same time. Only Berger, then a young and unknown athlete, chose biathlon, and her future husband did not show the ambitions of the great skier and preferred a general education profile.

In April 2015, Tura gave birth to a child: a charming boy named Alexander. In the photo, where a biathlete walks with a child, it is difficult to recognize that incredible athlete with strong-willed character, which we are used to seeing from the TV screen.

However, now Tora Berger, as her husband and child, does not miss the big sport. She enjoys the time spent with Trond and her son, creates comfort in the family nest, and periodically breaks off and is engaged in recruiting biathletes in the Norwegian team.

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2021

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2020

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2019

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2018

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2017

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2016

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Tora Berger Net Worth 2015

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