What are the weight classes for weightlifting based on?

How athletes choose their class is really a science. First of all, the division of weight means that the on-court weight is not the natural weight, and the player can reduce the weight to maintain a certain advantage by dehydration before the game (lifting the same weight and low weight will win), and even reduce himself by dehydration to play one or even several levels, of course, this has a great impact on his competitive state, and whether the reduction of the level can offset this impact needs to be weighed by the athlete's team. There's also the case of a stronger opponent in your best weight class and you have very little chance of winning against him, so it's better to be demoted or promoted, and even if you can't play your best, the chances of winning are much higher than against a talented player, and the team of athletes often has to think about similar things.

The weightlifting level is based on the weight of the athlete, except for the largest one is above, the others are the following levels, and the higher the general level, the better the result (so the lower the level of your score is the better). Every point is included in the above. For example, the 56 kg class is 56 kg or less, and just 56 kg has to participate in the 63 kg class Originally, weightlifting was a total of 19 levels for men and 10 women and 9 women, in the last Olympic Games, in order to cooperate with the IOC Olympic activities, the IWF took the initiative to reduce the items for men's 8 levels, 56 kg, 63 kg, 69 kg, 77 kg, 85 kg, 94 kg, 105 kg and 105 kg or more, and seven women's classes, 48 kg, 53 kg, 58 kg, 63 kg, 69 kg, 75 kg and 75 kg and above, a total of fifteen gold medals. In the competition, the same result is better than the weight, and the one with the lower weight wins. So weight is important.

In addition, each country is only allowed to participate in the men's six-man pentathlon and the women's four-person quadathlon to avoid China's large-scale gold medal hunting, especially for women, who can win all the gold medals

The kilogram class refers to the weight of the athlete, and the women's weightlifting class is divided into +kg.

The 48kg class refers to an athlete weighing less than 48, and 53 refers to the athlete between 48 and 53. This is mainly for fairness, because everyone thinks that people who are big have great strength, so they use weight to classify! That's why the lighter athlete can win by lifting the same amount of weight in a competition!

For example, lifting 48 kg means that the weight of the athlete is not allowed to exceed 48 kg, and the athlete must weigh it before the competition, which must be less than or equal to this weight. Therefore, weightlifters are more popular for their small weight and greater strength. Weightlifting is a sport with a long history in which the barbell is lifted with both hands above the head, and the weight of the barbell lifted is used as a basis for victory.

Weightlifters perform two weightlifting movements: the snatch and the clean and jerk. Snatch:

The athlete places the barbell parallel to the front of the calves, hits the steel with both hands, and lifts the barbell from the weight bench in a continuous motion until the arms are fully extended over the head. Clean and jerk: The athlete lifts the barbell from the weight table to the shoulder in a continuous motion, straightens the legs parallel to keep it still, first bends the legs and squats, and then uses the leg extension to lift the barbell until the arms are fully extended, and the legs are retracted parallel to remain still.

Divided by men, women and weight, men are divided into ten classes: under 54 kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; More than 108 kg.

There are nine classes for women: under 46 kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; Kg; 83 kg or more.

Weight classes are divided according to the weight of the body, and there is also a certain relationship with height.

1. The height distribution of the global population is based on the growth characteristics of people in each region. Second, the fairness of the competition, the setting of the competition should also be scientific. Practicality.

Weightlifting is one of the most important components of the Olympic Games, and the kilogram class here refers to the weight that can be lifted, not the weight of the athlete himself.

It definitely refers to the weight of the athlete. The weightlifting competition is the weight of the athletes, and the athletes in the competition must be similar in weight to be fair.

It's about the weights lifted, which are heavy, and these weight-bearers are great and have won a lot of honors, so I admire them.

In weightlifting, the offensive class refers to the weight lifted by the athlete and has nothing to do with the athlete's own weight.

I'm a PE teacher at college, I know.

By the weight of the athlete. Men's 10 classes. Women's 7 classes.

Men: 1) 54 kg (2) 59 kg 54 01 59 kg (3) 64 kg 59 o1 64 kg (4) 70 kg 64 01 70 kg (5) 76 kg 70 01 76 kg (6) 83 kg 76 01 83 kg (7) gi kg 83 01 91 kg (8) 99 kg 91 01 99 kg (9) 108 kg kg kg (10) 108 kg and above.

Women: 1) 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.

The kilogram class of weightlifting is divided according to the gender and weight of the athletes, and athletes of different genders and weights participate in different levels of competition.

Male chiroractic athletes are divided into 10 grades according to different weights, which are no more than 54 kg, kg, kg, kg, kg and above 108 kg.

Female athletes are divided into 9 classes according to different weights, which are no more than 46 kg, kg, kg, kg, and over 83kg.

Hard reputation field trapped piece requirements.

Venue: The weight bench or field is 4 metres long, 4 metres wide, and 80 to 150 mm high, with a brightly coloured edge 5 cm wide painted around the table. Weight benches can be made of wood, plastic, or other sturdy materials. The countertop must not be coated with lubricating paint.

Equipment: The barbell is composed of horizontal bars, sleeves, clamps, and barbell plates. The men's barbell weighs 25 kg (plus clamps at both ends) and the women's bar weighs 20 kg.

The 25 kg barbell plate is red, 20 kg is blue, 15 kg is yellow, 10 kg is green, 5 kg is white, kg is red, 2 kg is blue, kg is yellow, 1 kg is green, and kg is white.

Weightlifting classes are divided according to the gender and weight of the athletes.

Male athletes are divided into 10 classes according to different weights, which are no more than 54 kg, kg, and above 108kg.

Female athletes are divided into 9 classes according to their weights, which are no more than 46 kg, kg, and 83 kg or more.

Weightlifters are also divided into junior (13-17 years old), youth (18-20 years old) and adult (over 21 years old) according to their age.

Introduction to weightlifting

Weightlifting is a sport based on the weight of the barbell lifted, and consists of two events: snatch and clean and jerk. In 1891, the first World Weightlifting Championships were held in London, England. In 1896, weightlifting was added to the Olympic programme.

In 1910, Casper Borg made his first presentation of the Sakura burner barbell at the Frankfurt Sports & Games Exhibition, which became a milestone in the history of world weightlifting. In 1972, the weightlifting event was abolished after the weightlifting competition at the 20th Summer Olympics.

The highest organization of weightlifting is the International Weightlifting Federation, founded in 1920 and headquartered in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. The highest organization of weightlifting in China is the China Weightlifting Association, which was established in 1956. On December 10, 2021, Beijing time, the International Olympic Committee announced the preliminary design of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games, and the weightlifting event was not included for the time being.