Reindert Brasser facts for kids
Reindert Johannes "Jan" Brasser (born November 20, 1912, in Amsterdam, Netherlands – died August 30, 1999, in Amsterdam) was a talented Dutch athlete. He is best known for representing his country at the 1936 Summer Olympics.
Jan Brasser's Olympic Journey
Jan Brasser was a Dutch athlete who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics. These important games were held in Berlin, Germany. Athletes from all over the world came together to show their skills in various sports.
What Sports Did Jan Brasser Compete In?
Jan Brasser was a versatile athlete, meaning he was good at more than one sport. At the Olympics, he competed in two different track and field events:
- The discus throw
- The high jump
Both of these events require a lot of strength, skill, and practice. The discus throw involves throwing a heavy disc as far as possible, while the high jump challenges athletes to jump over a bar placed at increasing heights.
Where Was Jan Brasser From?
Jan Brasser was born and lived in Amsterdam, which is the capital city of the Netherlands. He passed away in Amsterdam as well.
