Women s 56kg Weightlifting World Record Women s 56kg Weightlifting Olympic Record 5

There is no such thing as women's 56 kg weightlifting.

Women's weightlifting competitions can be divided into the following nine categories according to the weight of the athletes:

1. 46 kg.

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8. 83 kg.

Kilogram and above.

The 56kg women's lifter can compete in the 59kg category. The world record in this category was set by Chinese athlete Liu Chunhong on November 19, 2003 kilograms.

Women's weightlifting does not have 56 kg (there are 53 kg and 58 kg). Only men have.

Men's weightlifting competitions can be divided into the following ten categories according to the weight of athletes: (1) 54 kg weight not exceeding 54 kg (2) 59 kg class 54 01 59 kg (3) 64 kg class 59 o1 64 kg (4) 70 kg class 64 01 70 kg (5) 76 kg class 70 01 76 kg (6) 83 kg class 76 01 83 kg (7) 91 kg class 83 01 91 kg (8) 99 kg class 91 01 99 kg (9) 108 kg class kg (10) 108 kg or more.

Women's weightlifting competitions can be divided into the following nine categories according to the weight of the athletes: (1) 46 kg up to 46 kg (2) 50 kg 46 01 50 kg (3) 54 kg 50 01 54 kg (4) 59 kg 54 01 59 kg (5) 64 kg 59 01 64 kg (6) 70 kg 64 01 70 kg (7) 76 kg 70 01 76 kg (8) 83 kg 76 01 83 kg (9) 83 kg and above.

Men's [i] 56 kg weightlifting world record [i]: snatch lifted 138 [i] kg [i], clean and jerk 167·5 [i] kg [i], total 305 [i] kg [i].This was created by Turkey's Mutru on September 16, 2000 at the Sydney[i] Olympics[i].

The women's weightlifting competition is divided into: (1) 46 kg up to 46 kg (2) 50 kg 46 01 50 kg (3) 54 kg 50 01 54 kg (4) 59 kg 54 01 59 kg (5) 64 kg 59 01 64 kg (6) 70 kg 64 01 70 kg (7) 76 kg 70 01 76 kg (8) 83 kg 76 01 83 kg (9) 83 kg and above.

At present, weightlifting competitions are divided into snatch and clean and jerk.

The world record for the snatch over 75kg is 155kg, set by Tatiana Kashlina of Russia.

The world record in the clean and jerk over 75kg is 193kg, and it was created by Tatiana Kashlina of Russia.

The world record for the total is 334kg, set by Tatiana Kashlina of Russia and Zhou Lulu of China.

At the 2014 World Championships, Tatiana Kashrina broke the world record in this class with a total of 348kg, a snatch of 155kg and a clean and jerk of 193kg.

On September 26, 2014, in the women's 75 kg and above competition at the Incheon Asian Games in South Korea, Zhou Lulu set a new Asian record of 142 kg in the snatch, a world record of 192 kg in the clean and jerk, and a total of 334 kg that was equal to the world record and easily won the gold medal.

Snatch: 151 kg, by Russian player Tatiana. Kashlina was created at the London Olympics on August 5, 2012;

Clean and jerk: 188 kg, set by China's Meng Suping at the World University Weightlifting Championships in Eilat on November 9, 2012;

The total score: 333kg, was set by China's Zhou Lulu at the London Olympics on August 5, 2012.

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Olympic Record Turkey Mutlu Harir Clean and Jerk Kg Sydney World Record Turkey Mutlu Harir Clean and Jerk Kg Sydney Olympic Record Turkey Mutlu Harir Snatch 138kg Sydney World Record Turkey Mutlu Harir Snatch 138kg Sydney Olympic Record Turkey Mutlu Harir Total 305kg Sydney World Record Turkey Mutlu Harir Total 305kg Sydney 62 kg.

World record China Shi Zhiyong snatch kilogram Savannah.

World record China Le Maosheng clean and jerk kilogram Athens.

World record World Standard The total score is 325 kg.

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69 kg.

Olympic Record Bulgaria Povisky Clean and Jerk Kg Sydney World Record Bulgaria Povisky Clean and Jerk Kg Sydney World Record Bulgaria Bovsky Galabin Snatch Kg Athens World Record Bulgaria Bovsky Galabin Total Kg Athens 77 kg.

Olympic record China Zhan Xugang clean and jerk kilogram Sydney.

World record China Zhan Xugang clean and jerk kilogram Sydney.

World Record Armenia Kapanaktsyan Snatch Kilogram Athens World Record World Standard Total Score Kilogram.

85 kg.

World Record Greece Dimas Piros Snatch Kilogram Athens World Record China Daniel Zhang Clean and jerk kilogram Ramat Gan.

World Record World Standard Total Score Kilograms.

94 kg.

World Record Greece Akachikos Snatch Kilogram Athens World Record World Standard Clean and jerk kilogram.

World Record World Standard Total Score Kilograms.

105 kg.

Olympic record Iran hTawakoli kg Sydney.

World record world standard snatch kilograms.

World record world standard clean and jerk kilograms.

105 kg and above.

Olympic record Iran Rezasadai snatch kilogram Sydney.

World record Iran Rezasadai snatch kilograms Sydney.

Olympic record Iran Rezasadai total score kilogram Sydney world record Iran Rezasadai total score kilogram Sydney.

On August 15, 2008, the men's 85kg weightlifting final of the Beijing Olympic Games was held in the gymnasium of Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics. China's Lu Yongyong won the gold medal.

Chen Xiexia broke the world women's 48kg weightlifting record with 117 kg and the women's 48kg weightlifting world record with a total of 212 kg, which was set at the Beijing Olympics on August 9, 2008.

48 kg Wang Mingjuan China 19 November 2002 Warsaw, Poland 53 kg Yang Xia China 18 September 2000 Sydney, Australia 58 kg Wang Li China 10 August 2003 Indonesia 63 kg Liu Xia China 12 September 2003 Qinhuangdao, China 69 kg Liu Chunhong China 19 November 2003 Vancouver, Canada 75 kg Sun Ruiping China 7 October 2002 Busan, South Korea 75 kg Ding Meiyuan China 22 September 2000 Sydney, Australia 48 kg snatch Li Zhuo China 10 September 2003 Qinhuangdao, China 53 kg snatch Lee Sung-hee North Korea 1 October 2002 Busan, South Korea 58 kg snatch Wang Li China 10 August 2003 Indonesia 63 kg snatch Bad Husta Belarus 18 November 2003 Vancouver, Canada 69 kg snatch Liu Chunhong China 19 November 2003 Vancouver, Canada 75 kg snatch Sun Ruiping China October 7, 2002 Busan, South Korea 75kg Snatch Ding Meiyuan China November 21, 2003 Vancouver, Canada 48kg Clean and Jerk Li Zhuo China September 10, 2003 Qinhuangdao, China 53kg Clean and Jerk Li Xuejiu China November 20, 2002 Warsaw, Poland 58kg Clean and Jerk Sun Caiyan China June 28, 2002 Turkey 63kg Clean & Jerk Skakun Ukraine 18 November 2003 Vancouver, Canada 69kg Clean & Jerk Liu Chunhong China November 19, 2003 Vancouver, Canada 75 kg clean and jerk Sun Ruiping China October 7, 2002 Busan, South Korea 7 kg above 75 kg clean and jerk Sun Dan, China October 31, 2003 India.

The world record for women's weightlifting at 48kg is 220kg.

It was Wang Mingjuan from the Hunan team who set a world record with a snatch of 99kg, a clean and jerk of 121kg, and a total score of 220kg.

Weightlifting Rules Technique:

Weightlifting is an exercise that uses barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells and other equipment for exercise and competition. Weightlifters perform two weightlifting movements: the snatch and the clean and jerk.

In the snatch, competitors are asked to stretch their arms and lift the barbell above their heads in a continuous motion. In the clean and jerk, players need to place the barbell on their shoulders and stand upright before lifting the barbell above their heads. An athlete has to wait until the referee decides that he or she is standing before his or her score is valid.

The barbell consists of a horizontal bar, a sleeve, a clamp, and a barbell piece. The men's barbell bar is meters long, centimeters in diameter, and weighs 20 kilograms. The women's barbell bar is meters long, centimeters in diameter, and weighs 15 kilograms.

The competition is carried out in the order of snatch and clean and jerk. Athletes have a total of 6 attempts in each competition, 3 in the snatch and 3 in the clean and jerk. The weight of the attempt is chosen by the athlete himself/herself, and the increase must be in multiples of 1 kg.

Only the total results of the snatch and clean and jerk will be counted for the Olympic Games, and if the total score is the same, the one with the lowest weight before the competition will be ranked first, and if the total score is the same, the one with the lower weight will be counted first after the competition.

85 kg.

Record. Dimas Piros, Greece.

Snatch kilograms. Athens World Record.

Daniel Zhang, China. Jerk kilograms.

Ramat Gan. Record.

World standards. Total Score Kilograms.

Taipei's Hsu Shu-ching won the gold medal.

In the women's weightlifting 53 kg final, Chinese players suffered an "oolong" and missed the gold medal.

Phoenix News 08/08/2016 07:54

CCTV Rio, August 8 (Reporter Wu Zhehua) According to the Voice of China's "News Vertical", at half past three o'clock in the afternoon of local time yesterday and half past two in the morning of Beijing time today, the women's weightlifting 53 kg competition was held at the Rio Olympics. In the snatch competition, China's Li Yajun broke the Olympic record with a score of 101 kg and took the lead in the clean and jerk competition. However, Li Yajun encountered an "oolong" in the first round of the clean and jerk competition, and the gold medal in his hand was almost lost, and finally Chinese Taipei's Xu Shujing won the championship.

In today's 53kg competition, the title is actually between China's Li Yajun and Chinese Taipei's Xu Shujing. Li Yajun grabbed three successful two, the second of which lifted 101 kilograms, setting an Olympic record. Xu Shujing in the snatch with a score of 100 kilograms, followed closely.

Since the two were lighter in the pre-competition weighing, Li Yajun would be the same result as Li Yajun winning the championship, which means that Li Yajun is two kilograms ahead of Xu Shujing and enters the snatch.

In the first snatch, Chinese Taipei's Hsu Shu-ching was in poor form recently, and as long as she reached 112 kilograms, the first one was successful. Li Yajun directly asked for 123 kilograms, and if Li Yajun succeeded, the gap would be 14 kilograms. Of course, Li Yajun did raise it at that time, a little trembling, the on-site referee light is two white and one red, according to the rules, it should be a success, almost ensuring the gold medal.

After the head coach of the Chinese weightlifting men's team saw Li Yajun first in the clean and jerk, he thought that he had secured the gold medal, and even left the field in advance to prepare for the men's team's next competition. In the mixed interview area after the game, Li Yajun also said that she thought the first one was a success.

Li Yajun recalled: "We thought it was successful, I was very sure that there was no elbow push, and after the lift, I deliberately stood in front for a while, I only saw a red light, and the coach also thought it was successful, so I added it, otherwise it would not be possible to add up." ”

At this time, Xu Shujing directly called for 126 kilograms. In fact, if he knew that the first one failed, Chinese player Li Yajun only needed to try another 123 kg, but Li Yajun and the coach thought that the first one was successful, and instead called 126 kg. Li Yajun's condition was not good today, and he failed two in a row.

In this way, although Li Yajun was the first in the snatch, he had no results in the clean and jerk. Xu Shujing won the game directly.

After the weightlifting competition, the award ceremony was held directly, and the coaching staff said that there was no chance of appeal. Wang Guoxin, the coach of the national weightlifting team, said that he was also completely confused, but the competition was over.