Lasnamäe Indoor Arena

Sports venue in Tallinn

Lasnamäe Indoor ArenaLasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall

Address| Punane tn 45[1]
Location| Lasnamäe, Tallinn, Estonia
Coordinates| 59°26′08″N 24°50′21″E﻿ / ﻿59.4356°N 24.8392°E﻿ / 59.4356; 24.8392
Construction
Built| 2003
Renovated| 2014[1]
Website
tsh.ee

Lasnamäe Indoor Arena is a multipurpose indoor arena at Lasnamäe, Tallinn, Estonia. It was built in 2003 and is one of the biggest indoor arenas in Estonia.[2]

It hosts annually the athletics event Tallinn Indoor Meeting.

## Athletics records

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### World records

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Year  | Event  | Record  | Athlete  | Nationality

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2011 | Heptathlon | 6568[3] | Ashton Eaton |  United States

### Stadium records

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Updated 26 February 2022.[4]

#### Men

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Event  | Record  | Athlete  | Nationality  | Date  | Ref

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60 m | 6.63  | Karl Erik Nazarov |  Estonia | 13.02.2021  |
200 m | 21.09  | Marek Niit |  Estonia | 23.01.2007  |
300 m | 33.40 (NR)  | Lukas Lessel |  Estonia | 30.01.2022  |
400 m | 47.32  | Tony Nõu |  Estonia | 17.02.2018  |
600 m | 1:21.88  | Kristjan Kangur  |  Estonia | 16.02.2010  |
800 m | 1:48.51  | Dmitrijs Miļkevičs |  Latvia | 23.01.2008  |
1000 m | 2:29.40  | Jānis Razgalis |  Latvia | 11.02.2016  |
1500 m | 3:43.29  | James Kangogo Kelwon |  Kenya | 19.02.2011  |
2000 m | 5:30.15  | Taivo Püi |  Estonia | 16.02.2010  |
3000 m | 8:18.32  | Nikolai Vedehin |  Estonia | 17.02.2013  |
60 m hurdles | 7.60  | Ashton Eaton |  United States | 06.02.2011  |
High jump | 2.31 m  | Naoto Tobe |  Japan | 23.02.2020  |
Pole vault | 5.43 m  | Eelco Sintnicolaas |  Netherlands | 04.02.2012  |
Long jump | 7.92 m  | Hans-Christian Hausenberg |  Estonia | 05.02.2022  |
Triple jump | 16.65 m  | Yuri Kovalev |  Russia | 24.01.2012  |
Shot put | 19.91 m  | Māris Urtāns |  Latvia | 20.01.2010  |
Heptathlon | 6568 pts (WR)  | Ashton Eaton |  United States | 06.02.2011  | [3]
5000 m walk | 21:36.73  | Lauri Lelumees |  Estonia | 13.02.2011  |
4x200 m relay | 1:25.52  | Estonian team  |  Estonia | 19.02.2005  |

#### Women

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Event  | Record  | Athlete  | Nationality  | Date  | Ref

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60 m | 7.29 (NR)  | Ksenija Balta |  Estonia | 27.02.2016  |
200 m | 23.65  | Patricia Hall |  Jamaica | 24.01.2012  |
300 m | 37.46 (NR)  | Marielle Kleemeier |  Estonia | 30.01.2022  |
400 m | 53.33  | Marielle Kleemeier |  Estonia | 26.02.2022  |
600 m | 1:36.82  | Kersti Miller  |  Estonia | 05.01.2008  |
800 m | 2:03.02  | Līga Velvere |  Latvia | 18.02.2018  |
1500 m | 4:23.02  | Maile Mangusson |  Estonia | 14.02.2004  |
3000 m | 9:31.14  | Jekaterina Patjuk |  Estonia | 13.02.2011  |
60 m hurdles | 8.12  | Olena Krasovska |  Ukraine | 04.02.2009  |
High jump | 1.93 m  | Anna Iljuštšenko |  Estonia | 04.02.2009  |
Pole vault | 4.30 m  | Reena Koll |  Estonia | 31.01.2016  |
Long jump | 6.73 m  | Ksenija Balta |  Estonia | 19.02.2011  |
Triple jump | 14.20 m  | Kaire Leibak |  Estonia | 04.02.2009  |
Shot put | 16.77 m  | Kätlin Piirimäe |  Estonia | 27.02.2016  |
Pentathlon | 4549 pts  | Aleksandra Putvina |  Russia | 08.02.2014  |
3000 m walk | 13:20.32 (NR)  | Jekaterina Mirotvortseva |  Estonia | 15.02.2020  |

## References

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1. ^ a b "Lasnamäe Kergejõustikuhall - ESR". www.spordiregister.ee.
2. ^ "Venue". Estonian Athletic Association.
3. ^ a b "Eaton sets new World record in Tallinn with 6568 points". World Athletics. 6 February 2011.
4. ^ "TSH | Rekordid". www.tsh.ee.

## External links

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* Home page – Tallinn Sports Hall
* Info at Tallinn homepage
* Info at Estonian sports registry
* Info at Estonian Athletic Association homepage