Famous People with Name Stepanek

Brian Stepanek            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Brian Stepanek: He is best known as his role as Arwin Hawkhauser in the Disney Channel sitcom The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. It is unknown if he will reprise his role in the "Suite Life of Zack and Cody" spin-off: "The Suite Life on Deck".He is best known as his role a

Radek Štepánek            Origin/Culture/Country: Czech

Radek Štepánek: is a professional tennis player from the Czech Republic. His sponsors include Volkl, Alea, and Ceské dráhy.Štepánek turned professional in 1996. He started on tour as a doubles specialist, winning 12 ATP titles. Since 2002, Stepanek has focused on being a better singles player while still playing top level doubles.

Matthew "Mattie" Joseph Thaddeus Stepanek            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Matthew "Mattie" Joseph Thaddeus Stepanek: was an American poet and advocate. At the age of 3, Stepanek started to write poetry to cope with the death of his older brother. His first five books are: Heartsongs, Journey Through Heartsongs, Hope Through Heartsongs, Celebrate Through Heartsongs and L

Martin Štepánek            Origin/Culture/Country: Czech

Martin Štepánek: is a world class free-diver and record-holder. From 1984 to 1997 he was a competitive monofin swimmer (finswimmer) (distances 50m and 100m). He became USA Certified as a Deep Sea and Saturation Commercial Diver in May 1999. Afterwards, he became an instructor of Performance Freediving (June 2001).As member of Performance Freediving International (PFI) he set nine world records in five AIDA disciplines: (Static Apnea, Constant Weight, Constant Weight without fins, Free Immersion, and Variable Weight). In 2009 on one breath of air and utilizing only his monofin for propulsion, Martin dived to 122 meters. This was a historic world record dive as he became the first man to surpass 400 feet on one breath.

Zdenek Štepánek            Origin/Culture/Country: Czech

Zdenek Štepánek: was a Czech actor. He appeared in 65 films between 1922 and 1968.