Mark Spitz

Mark Spitz might be remembered best by his astonishing win of seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. In 1999, Spitz was ranked number 33 on ESPN's "SportsCentury 50 Greatest Athletes," and was the only aquatic athlete to make the list. His other achievements include inductions into the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, the United States Olympic Hall of Fame, San Jose Sports Hall of Fame, National Jewish Museum Sports Hall of Fame, Long Beach City College Hall of Fame, and Indiana University Athletics Hall of Fame. After his impressive swimming career, Spitz went on to have an equally impressive career out of the pool. The International Olympic Committee selected Mark as one of its five athletes of the Century and one of six "Greatest Olympians" by Sports Illustrated in 2000.

What he offers you

Mark offers audiences a behind the scenes view of what it really takes to be a champion. As one of the world's most recognized Olympic champions he exudes infectious optimism and always leaves audiences with a renewed sense of purpose and a desire to achieve their very best every day.

How he presents

Passionate, dynamic and life-changing, Mark's presentations provide powerful messages for achieving success and are guaranteed to motivate any audiences around the world.

Languages

He presents in English.

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• Olympic Dream and Spirit!
• World Events
• What Makes a Champion, Being a Jewish Athlete
• The Olympic Champion Within Everyone

• 1992
  The International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame
• 1987
  Seven Golds: Mark Spitz Own Story
• 1977
  The Mark Spitz Complete Book of Swimming

• Winner of 11 Olympic Medals
• Winner of 7 Gold Medals in a single Olympics
• Set 26 World and 35 U.S. Records