According to Čeh's social media platform, it seems like the couple Kristjan Čeh and Anna Maria Orel have been together for about two years now
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Kristjan Čeh is one of the rising stars in Athletics. He is the reigning World Champion, having won the gold medal in the men’s discuss throw at the World Championships 2022 held in Eugene, Oregon. With a championship record throw of 71.13 m, he got past Mykolas Alekna of Lithuania (69.27 m) to clinch his first individual major gold medal. He then continued his prime form by winning the silver medal at the European Athletics Championships held in Munich, a week later. He threw the discus to 68.28m to finish second to his World championship silver medalist opponent Mykolas Alekna. Mykolas ended up taking the gold this time, with a throw of 69.78, also a championship record.
Čeh received the success under the training of Gerd Kanter, an Olympic champion discus thrower from Estonia. Since February 2022, Kanter has been Čeh’s coach. His previous coach was Gorazd Rajher with who he parted ways right before the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Kristjan wanted to train with her girlfriend as according to him, it was comfortable and easier to train with Anna. But, his previous coach didn’t want it and considered that it would distract him from giving his best. Even, Anna wasn’t allowed to meet Čeh on a lot of occasions. She had even posted regarding the same on her social media platform.
Anna Maria Orel is a track and field athlete from Estonia who specializes in Hammer Throw.
No, Kristjan Čeh and Anna Maria Orel don’t have kids.
On December 11, 1996, Anna Maria Orel was born in Jhvi, Estonia. She competes as an Estonian hammer thrower. Orel competed for Estonia in the World Youth Championships in 2013, the World Junior Championships in 2014, and the European Junior Championships in 2015. In 2015, she broke the Estonian junior record multiple times, culminating with 62.32 m. She set two Estonian under-23 records in 2016, with throws of 66.06 m and 66.44 m. Her individual best is 69.85 metres. Jarmo Pöyry, a Finnish hammer coach, is Orel’s coach.
