stage. Injury and retirement Kallur suffered a stress fracture in September 2007 and missed the 2008 season. It had not healed by February 2008 and she opted for surgery, which eventually ruled her out for the 2009 season as well. Her sister Susanna also had a similar injury, raising the suspicion that it may have been caused by their training programme. Kallur's injuries continued to persist and when a separate foot problem emerged in 2011 she decided to call an end to her athletics career at the age of thirty. Following her track career, she focused on training to be an advertising copywriter. Personal life Jenny Kallur and her sister Susanna are daughters of former ice hockey player Anders Kallur, who won four Stanley Cup championships with the New York Islanders. Since she was born on Long Island, New York, U.S., she has dual citizenship. She is a resident of Falun, in Sweden. In 2005, she and Swedish tennis professional Joachim Johansson announced they were a couple but in August 2008 they separated. Best performances 2006 2006 European Championships (Göteborg) (100m Hurdles) Final, 7th Place 2005 28th European Indoor Athletics Championships (Madrid) (60m Hurdles) Silver Medal (7.99), making it a double win for the twins. European Cup First League Group A (Gävle) (200 m) Gold Medal (23.47) 10th IAAF World Championships in Athletics (Helsinki) (100m Hurdles) Final, 6th Place, (12.95) 2000 IAAF/Coca-Cola World Junior Championships (Santiago de Chile) (100 metres Hurdles) Final, 6th Place, (13.30) (Relay) Bronze Medal Competition record Personal bests 60 metres hurdles: 7.92 secs 100 metres: 11.43 secs 200 metres: 23.26 secs 100 metres hurdles: 12.85 secs Notes and references External links Official website 1981 births Living people People from Huntington, New York Swedish female hurdlers Swedish female sprinters Olympic athletes of Sweden Athletes (track and field) at the 2004 Summer Olympics People from Falun Swedish twins Twin sportspeople Sportspeople from Dalarna County