User:CO MEIJER

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CO MEIJER, born 19 march 1946 was a talent young tennisplayer in Groningen (Holland) and member of the tennisclub'Cream Crackers' He was in 1960 finalist youth districtchampionships (16 years) when he in the final lost with 6-1 6-4 from his 2 years older brother Wim.Together the won the youthtitle of competition in provence Groningen, unbeaten! After remove to Haarlem, where Co member became of the lawn tennis club 'Bloemendaal', Co Meijer went serious injured of his right shoulder and had to finish unfortunately his young tenniscareer. Some insiders ( local tennisteacher Mr.Lieuwes) promised co a great tennis career in future. Co became in Groningen, training with a dutch tennis federation trainer Mr Scholte.After Co's tenniscareer he became in 1967 tenniscorrespondence for 2 regional newspapers in Haarlem and for a national dutch tennismagazine 'Lawn Tennis' during 1967-1973. In these days he's preparing a tennismanuscript with the title for a book: TENNIS EMPIRE', history of tennis.In this manuscript he discribes the tennishistory from the beginning of tennis, the major tennisepisodes and grandslams results and of course the age of professional tennis from the beginning (1911) till the Open Era in 1968. And also a special chapter to the Dutch tennishistory. Co Meijer is author of the book in 2002 'Geloof in een duurzame Wereld' (Believe in a sustanable world';ISBN 9090157468.) and co-founder, vice president of the dutch national political party 'Duurzaam Nederland'(Sustanable Holland) in 2002. Since 2010 Co Meijer is aggredited associate Busness Advisor MKB with IIB (Institute for Independent Business)and Spiritual Advisor/Mentalcoach with Dutch and Belgium internet and teletext providers. Co Meijer is since 2011 producer/presents 'Rock Empire' a rock, hard rock and heavy metalmusicprogramma on BEAT FM a dutch local radiostation in North Holland, since he started in 2.000 with his musicprogramma on'Route'66'on radio, with RTV Herato.'Rock Empire' was with during 2004-2011 other local radiostations: Radio Miranda, Compleet FM and Radio 80.