Gender: Female

Native place: Tianjin

Birthday:1984 65438+1October 30th.

Height:1.75m.

Weight: 64 kg

Project: Sabre

Education background: University

Best result: individual champion of the 2002 World Championship.

Sports Experience: Tan Xue Primary School began to engage in hurdle training,/kloc-0 joined the sports team branch of the municipal sports school at the end of 1998, and changed to fencing in Tianjin Fencing Team. The next year, she won the national championship. In 2002, she became the first world champion in China fencing history and the third individual world champion in the world sabre history. In the final of the 2003 World Championships, Tan Xue failed to win the championship.

Tan Xue, with a sword in his left hand, has good physical fitness, good speed, strong explosive force and agility. He is mainly offensive, with high success rate, good psychological quality and good at fighting tough battles. In recent years, he has won almost all national championships.

Major achievements:

1999165438+10 individual champion and team runner-up in the 6th Asian Fencing Championships in Nanjing.

Individual champion and team runner-up in the final of Shanghai National Fencing Championship in July 2000; June 5438+ 10, Beijing national fencing championship women's sabre champion.

200 1 Women's individual sabre ranked 8th in the World Championships.

Women's Sabre Team Champion in 2002 World Youth Championship

Women's Sabre Team Champion in koblenz World Cup in 2002, Individual Sabre Team Champion in Lisbon World Championships, Team Champion in World Youth Championship, Team Champion in Busan Asian Games and Individual Third Place.

Women's individual sabre runner-up in 2003 World Championships

Women's individual sabre runner-up in the 2004 World Cup in Italy and silver medal in the Athens Olympic Games.

2006 Doha Asian Games Women's Sabre Individual Champion

In 2007, Tan Xue's performance was eye-catching. In addition to winning five World Cup individual championships in Italy, Russian, Hungarian, Vietnamese and China, she also won a team championship, ranking first in the women's individual standings of the International Sword Federation with 482 points, 0/70 points higher than the second American player Waldo/Kloc.

In February 2007, the International Sword Federation announced the title of the world's best athlete in 2007 at its annual meeting in Madrid, and Tan Xue of China won the title of the best female saber athlete.