Education
He completed a clean sweep by taking first place in the three major freestyle disciplines: 2 Minute Routines, Shred30, and Sick 3.
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Vasek Klouda
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Career
Raised and resident in Prague, in the Czechoslovakian Republic, Klouda started playing footbag when he was 13. He holds the record for most consecutive World Titles (6), as well as total World Titles (7). In the 2008 IFPA Footbag World Championships, held in Prague, Klouda was beaten by Damian Gielnicki of Poland, ending his bid for a 7th straight world championship.
Bouncing back from 2008, Klouda reclaimed the world title in Berlin, Germany.
At the tournament Klouda"s first book was launched. The Vašek Klouda Manual: How to Play Footbag is an eBook downloadable from the Czechoslovakian Footbag Association"s homepage.
In Klouda"s autobiography he mentions tennis, boxing and Tae Kwon Do. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
San Francisco, 2002.
Prague, 2003. Montreal, 2004.
Helsinki, 2005. Frankfurt, 2006. Florida, in 2007. Prague, 2008. Berlin, 2009.
Sanfrancisko, 2010.
Helsinky, 2011. 5st place at World Championships in the discipline Footbag single routine. 2 request
Warshaw, 2012.
4st place at World Championships in the discipline Footbag single routine.
1 iron man
Paris, 2014. 3st place at World Championships in the discipline Footbag single routine. 1 request, 2 shred, 2 sick3
Kopenhagen, 2015.
World chapion in Circle, Sick3, 2bigone, 2 request, 3th routine.
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Prague, 2001. Champion European Footbag
Budapest, 2002.
Frankfurt, 2003. Champion European Footbag
Copenhagen, 2004.
Champion European Footbag
Warsaw, 2005. Champion European Footbag
Lausanne, 2006.
Champion European Footbag
Vienna, 2007. Champion European Footbag
Montpellier, 2008.
Champion European Footbag
Madrid, 2011.
Champion European Footbag
Moscow, 2013. Champion European Footbag
Turku, 2014. Champion European Footbag
Sofia, 2015.
Champion European in circle, shred, sick3 and request.
Achievements
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He won his first Footbag World Championship in 2002 in San Francisco, beating the two-time defending champion Ryan Mulroney in the most tightly contested finals ever. He also talks about his time learning Chess and says, "I also had a chance to play against the then world champion Kasparov". World Champion in Footbag disciplines single routine World Champion in Footbag disciplines single routine and double routine Footbag World Champion in the discipline single routine Footbag world champion in the discipline double routine 5th place at World Champion ships in the discipline Footbag single routine European champion Footbag.
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Klouda has since successfully defended his title five times, in Prague in 2003, Montreal in 2004, in Helsinki in 2005, in Frankfurt in 2006, and in Orlando in 2007.
