Philipp Buhl's guest appearances

Philipp Buhl

The Sailjuice Podcast

Einwurf – der Sportpodcast

Dave Hughes

Tom Burton

Jack Griffin

Santi Lange

Mark Jardine

Thomas Weikert

Nikki Henderson

Ian Walker

David Askew

Roy Dunster

Paul Goodison

Will Howden

Nathan Outteridge

Chris Rashley

Ben Remocker

OwlTail

Weltmeister im LasersegelnIm Februar 2020 wurde Philipp Buhl (30) als Erster Deutscher Weltmeister im Lasersegeln. Sieben Jahre musste Buhl, nach der ersten gewonnenen WM-Bronzemedaille im Jahr 2013, auf diesen Titelgewinn vor der Küste Melbournes warten. In "Einwurf - der Sportpodcast" spricht der gebürtige Allgäuer mit Olivia Best und Sebastian Conrad über sein Trainingsprogramm, seine Selbstorganisation und seinen Traum vom olympischen Edelmetall.

Weltmeister im Lasersegeln Im Februar 2020 wurde Philipp Buhl (30) als Erster Deutscher Weltmeister im Lasersegeln. Sieben Jahre musste Buhl, nach der ersten gewonnenen WM-Bronzemedaille im Jahr 2013, auf diesen Titelgewinn vor der Küste Melbournes warten. In "Einwurf - der Sportpodcast" spricht der gebürtige Allgäuer mit Olivia Best und Sebastian Conrad über sein Trainingsprogramm, seine Selbstorganisation und seinen Traum vom olympischen Edelmetall.

Folge 16 mit Philipp Buhl: “Irgendeine olympische Medaille würde mir schon reichen!”

It’s been a lean patch in recent years for Philipp Buhl, Germany’s leading light in the Laser class. After a disappointing Olympic result of 14th place for a sailor who was considered among the favourites for a medal at Rio 2016, Buhl has ploughed on with his campaign for Tokyo 2020 and now seems to be rediscovering some of the old magic that brought him podium places at Laser World Championships back in 2013 and 2015. A gold medal in June’s Sailing World Cup Finals in Marseille was a welcome return to form. “I think it's the first gold medal after my World Cup win in 2016.... When you look at the different regattas and the different winners, it shows how intense the racing is. And I think the more intense the races, the more important are the little things such as mental strength, how long are you able to maintain your highest level of ability?” You can also listen to this podcast on Sailjuice.com

It’s been a lean patch in recent years for Philipp Buhl, Germany’s leading light in the Laser class. After a disappointing Olympic result of 14th place for a sailor who was considered among the favourites for a medal at Rio 2016, Buhl has ploughed on with his campaign for Tokyo 2020 and now seems to be rediscovering some of the old magic that brought him podium places at Laser World Championships back in 2013 and 2015. A gold medal in June’s Sailing World Cup Finals in Marseille was a welcome return to form. “I think it's the first gold medal after my World Cup win in 2016.... When you look at the different regattas and the different winners, it shows how intense the racing is. And I think the more intense the races, the more important are the little things such as mental strength, how long are you able to maintain your highest level of ability?” You can also listen to this podcast on <a href="http://Sailjuice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sailjuice.com</a>

Philipp Buhl: Discovering his winning ways again in the Laser