Lukáš Klíma is a professional Czech curler who has made his mark in the world of curling due to his exceptional skills and passion for the game. Born on February 19, 1991, in Prague, Czech Republic, Klíma grew up in a family of sports enthusiasts, which ignited his interest in sports at a young age. However, it was curling that grabbed his attention and he started training for it at the age of 15.

Over the years, Klíma has established himself as one of the leading curlers of the Czech Republic. He has represented the country in various national and international events, displaying his skill and flair on the curling rinks.

Klíma gained widespread recognition when he, along with his team, won the bronze medal in the 2014 European Curling Championships held in Champery, Switzerland. The same year, he also won the silver medal in the Czech National Curling Championship.

Klíma’s dedication and hard work have helped him to become a vital member of the Czech national team. His calm and composed demeanor on the rink, coupled with his strategic approach, makes him a valuable asset to his team.

Apart from his curling prowess, Klíma is a graduate in applied informatics and works as a software engineer. This has enabled him to maintain a balance between his professional career and his passion for curling.

Looking ahead, Klíma hopes to continue to excel on the rink and bring more glory to the Czech Republic in the field of curling. He is an inspiration to many young players and continues to play a vital role in popularizing the game in his country.