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Michelle Jenneke, the track and field standout who gained fame ten years back for her pre-race shimmying antics and dance moves, will be returning to the Paris, France, Summer Olympics in 2024.
The Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke won a significant prize this time as she is the Australian team’s athletics captain.
“Honoured to be selected as a team captain for our Aussie Olympic Athletics Team along side these legends! Let’s Go!!! ” she wrote.
Who is Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke as her warm up dance moves go viral, bio, age, height, husband and Instagram
31-year-old Michelle Jenneke was born on 23 June 1993. She is 5ft 8in tall. Details about Michelle’s parents remain unknown.
She was raised in Kenthurst, Australia’s New South Wales, and went to The Hills Grammar School.
At Sydney University, she pursued her studies in mechatronics, a branch of mechanical and electric engineering. She listed Australian rules football, soccer, quad biking, tree climbing, and handball among her hobbies in an interview.
She is single and unmarried and has a net worth of $3 million.
Michelle Jenneke career
Michelle Jenneke began training as a hurdler at Cherrybrook Athletics Club with coach Mick Zisti when she was ten years old. She participated in the 90- and 200-meter hurdle events at the 2008 Pacific School Games which were held in Canberra.
At the 2010 Australian Junior Championships, Jenneke broke the national record in the women’s sprint medley relay by finishing first in the 100-meter hurdles in March 2010. She participated in the Pirtek Athletic Allstars competition in 2011.
She competed in the women’s medley relay and the 100-meter hurdles for Australia’s squad at the 2010 Singapore Youth Olympic Games in July of that year. She won her heat and went on to place second in the hurdles with a timing of 13.46, setting a lifetime best.
Jenneke was placed fifth in the 100-meter hurdles at the 2012 IAAF World Junior Championships on July 15, 2012. Jenneke’s personal best, set in the same heat that saw Tobi Amusan break the world record, is 12.66, achieved at the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Oregon.
Jenneke competed for Australia at the World Indoor Championships in Portland, Oregon, in March 2016, where she placed tenth. She qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro after winning the Australian National Championship 100-meter hurdles final the following month in a timing of 12.93. Jenneke participated in her second World Championships in August 2017; she advanced from the heats to the semifinals, where she placed seventh with a time of 13.250.
Michelle Jenneke’s net worth
Michelle Jenneke is estimated to have a net worth close to $3 million.