Definition
Thomas Jordier is a French track and field athlete who specializes in the 400 metres sprint.
Overview
Born on 28 June 1997, Jordier has represented France in international competitions, including the European Athletics Championships and the World Athletics Championships. He is recognised for his performances in the indoor and outdoor 400 m events and has been a member of the French national relay teams.
Etymology / Origin
The given name Thomas derives from the Aramaic תָּאוֹמָא (Ta‘oma), meaning “twin.” The surname Jordier is of French origin; its precise etymology is not definitively documented, but it may be related to regional family names derived from place‑names or occupational terms. Accurate information about the specific origin of the surname is not confirmed.
Characteristics
- Discipline: Sprinting, 400 m (indoor and outdoor).
- Personal bests (recorded):
- Outdoor 400 m: approximately 45 seconds (exact time and date not fully verified).
- Indoor 400 m: sub‑46 seconds (exact figure not confirmed).
- National representation: Has competed for France at senior European and World Championships and was selected for the French squad at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, reaching the semifinals in the 400 m event.
- Affiliations: Member of a French athletics club (specific club affiliation varies by season).
- Training profile: Focuses on speed endurance, lactic tolerance, and race‑strategy work typical for the one‑lap sprint event.
Related Topics
- French athletics (track and field)
- 400 metres sprint
- European Athletics Championships
- World Athletics Championships
- France Olympic team (track and field)
Note: Where precise performance statistics or biographical details are unavailable or unverified, the entry reflects the current limits of publicly accessible, reliable sources.