From the footballer to the fashion icon: Caroline Enderlein in focus!

From the footballer to the fashion icon: Caroline Enderlein in focus!

An impressive career in women's football, which is characterized by many deep blows, could be summarized with the words of Caroline Enderlein. The former player of Oranienburger FC, who was active until summer 2022, suffered four cruciate ligament tears in her sporting career. These injuries and the associated health problems ultimately mean that she had to end her football career. Well, as a traffic service manager at Deutsche Bahn in Pankow, she has faced new challenges and finds herself in an exciting new role as a photo model. How [MAZ-ONLINE.de] (https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/oberhavel/zehdenick/klein-mutz-fussballerin-caroline-enderlein- between Shooting-und gnalstoen-us5vthwgnfajposmnwc5rgit3y.html? mst_prev_website = maz & mst_prev_page_id =%2foberhavel%2f & mst_prev_link_type = frontpage) reported, the shift work for Enderlein was no longer compatible with training and playing, so she ended her active career in football.

Enderslein got to know the ups and downs of football early after she was already active for the clubs in Friedrichsthal and Klein-Mutz. However, her passion for sport remains unbroken. Her connection to football is particularly understandable, since her daughter now plays in the Borgsdorfer C-youth. This gives Enderlein hope to get more in touch with her former hobby.

cruciate ligament tears: a widespread problem

The challenge of injuries is not only subjective; It is a reality that affects many footballers. Statistics show that players suffer about five to seven times more often cruciate ligament tears than their male colleagues. This is primarily due to anatomical differences and lack of professionalization in women's football. A report by sportbuzzer.de emphasizes that the female cycle can also influence the risk of injury, in particular later follicular phase.

a new phase of life

Caroline Enderlein has decided to use photography as a creative compensation for her job. After contacting photographer Uwe Halling about two years ago, she ventured into the world of models and sold some of her impressive black and white pictures. Projects in extraordinary places, such as the Zehdenick marina or in elaborately designed Viking outfits, show their creative streak and their entrepreneurial spirit.

Enderlein looks positively into the future and sees photography as an exciting new passion that enables her to express what she loved in football: team spirit and creativity. Your journey from the footballer to a photography career is inspiring and testifies to the variety of opportunities that life has ready for challenges.