Bohinjska Bistrica

Kobla

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Žižkova skakalnica:

K-Point:	25 m
Hill record:	27.0 m (Ivan Rabič , 1963)
Year of construction:	ca. 1930
Coordinates:	46.262223, 13.954928 ✔

K-Point:	15 m
Hill record:	15.5 m (Jože Pogačar , 1924)
Year of construction:	1920
Operating until:	1929
Coordinates:	46.262839, 13.949187 ✔

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	SSK Bohinj
Coordinates:	46.262839, 13.949187 ✔

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History:

In 1920 the very first ski jumping hill of the Yugoslavian Kingdom was set up by Dr. Ciril Žižek from Ljubljana at "pr' treh hruškah" at Bohinjska Bistrica. Joža Pogačar of SK Ilirija from Ljubljana performed the first ski jumps and set the first national record of 9 meters. In 1921, the first national skiing championships were held with ski jumping on the Žižek ski jump. In 1924, Viktor Šubert improved the record to 14.7 meters, and in 1925 Joža Pogačar to 15.5 meters. In 1929, this ski jump was replaced by the larger Hansenova hill at Polje. Today, the Kobla ski area is located there.

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1924:	15.5 m	Jože Pogačar
1922:	14.7 m	Viktor Šubert
1921:	9.0 m	Jože Pogačar