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Franz Stampfl
Franz Ferdinand Leopold Stampfl MBE (born Vienna 18 November 1913 – died 19 March 1995 Melbourne) was one of the world's leading athletics coaches in the twentieth century. He pioneered a scientific system of Interval Training which became very popular with sprint and middle distance athletes.
==Early life==
Stampfl was born in the capital of then Austro-Hungarian Empire. He was the son of an Austrian general (who?)and Russian Princess Caroline Yusupov. He studied writing and painting in school. After high school he attended the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule and had some success as a skier and javelin thrower.
In 1937 sensing the rise of Adolf Hitler and having been banned after refusing to obey instructions from Austrian Olympic officials, he left Austria for England to study at the Chelsea School of Art. When Hitler marched into Austria in 1938, the British government demanded that he leave the country unless he showed a unique and necessary skill. Having taught skiing back in his homeland, Stampl pitched AAA officials to coach their athletes, earning him a job in Northern Ireland.〔Bascomb, Neal (2004), The Perfect Mile: Three Athletes, One Goal, and Less Than Four Minutes to Achieve It. ISBN 0-618-39112-6〕 This was in part due to assistance by Olympic athlete Harold Abrahams.
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