Who are the weightlifting champions? Who is the weightlifting champion

Since the Chinese weightlifting team won the first weightlifting Olympic gold medal by Zeng Guoqiang at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, up to now (December 2015), a total of 29 gold medals have been won in the Olympic Games, as follows:

1. The 23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1984, 4 medals.

1. Zeng Guoqiang: Men's 52 kg.

2. Wu Shude: Men's 56 kg.

3. Chen Weiqiang: Men's 60 kg.

4. Yao Jingyuan: Men's kilogram class.

2. The 26th Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996, 2 medals.

1. Tang Lingsheng: Men's 59 kg.

2. Zhan Xugang: Men's 70 kg.

3. The 27th Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, 5 medals.

1. Zhan Xugang: Men's 77 kg.

2. Yang Xia: Women's 53 kg.

3. Chen Xiaomin: Women's 63 kg.

4. Lin Weining: women's 69 kg.

5. Ding Meiyuan: Women's +75 kg.

4. The 28th Athens Olympic Games in 2004, 5 medals.

1. Shi Zhiyong: Men's 62 kg.

2. Zhang Guozheng: Men's 69 kg.

3. Chen Yanqing: Women's 58 kg.

4. Liu Chunhong: Women's 69 kg.

5. Tang Gonghong: Women's +75 kg.

5. The 29th Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, 8 medals.

1. Long Qingquan: Men's 56 kg.

2. Zhang Xiangxiang: Men's 62 kg.

3. Liao Hui: Men's 69 kg.

4. Lu Yong: Men's 85 kg.

5, Chen Xiexia: Women's 48 kg class was banned and cancelled.

6. Chen Yanqing: Women's 58 kg.

7, Liu Chunhong: The women's 69 kg class was banned and cancelled.

8, Cao Lei: The women's 75 kg class was banned and cancelled.

6. The 30th London Olympic Games in 2012, 5 medals.

1. Wang Mingjuan: Women's 48 kg.

2. Li Xueying: Women's 58 kg.

3. Lin Qingfeng: Men's 69 kg.

4. Lv Xiaojun: Men's 77 kg.

5. Zhou Lulu: Women's +75 kg.

List of gold medals of the Chinese weightlifting team at the Rio Olympics.

Medals, Time, Events, Athletes, Achievements (kg).

Gold Medal 15 August Women +75kg Group A Meng Suping 307 Gold Medal 11 August Women 69kg Group A Xiang Yanmei 261 Gold Medal 10 August Men's 69kg Group A Shi Zhiyong 352 Gold Medal 10 August Women 63kg Group A Deng Wei 262 Gold Medal 8 August Men's 56kg Group A Long Qingquan 307

There are fifteen pieces in total, eight gold and one silver in China.

1st gold. August 9th.

12:15 p.m.

Chen Xiexia. Weightlifting] women's 48 kg.

6th gold. August 10th.

20:47.

Long Qingquan. Weightlifting] men's 56 kg.

8th gold. August 11th.

17:21.

Chen Yanqing. Weightlifting] women's 58 kg.

9th gold. August 11th.

20:43.

Zhang Xiangxiang. Weightlifting] men's 62 kg.

13th gold. August 12th.

20:40.

Liao Hui. Weightlifting] men's 69 kg.

17th gold. August 13th.

17:01.

Liu Chunhong. Weightlifting] women's 69 kg.

23rd gold. August 15th.

17:20.

Cao Lei. Weightlifting] women's 75 kg.

25th gold. August 15th.

20:39.

Lu Yong. Weightlifting] men's 85 kg.

Silver medal. August 13th.

Weightlifting. Weightlifting men's 77kg group A.

Li Hongli.

Chen Xiexia, a member of the Chinese women's weightlifting team, from the Bayi team, has coordinated limbs and balanced strength, strong and elastic muscles, and is a typical women's strength body. In 2007, she participated in the World Championships for the first time and won three championships in the women's 48kg snatch, clean and jerk and overall results. In the 2008 Olympic Games, he won the gold medal in the 48kg category, which was the first gold medal won by the Chinese delegation at the Beijing Olympics.

Zhan Xugang, a famous Chinese weightlifter and two-time Olympic champion, was selected into the Zhejiang weightlifting team from Kaihua County Junior Sports School in 1987 and was named an outstanding young weightlifter in Asia in 1993. The 70 kg class is world-class. At the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, he won the championship in this class and broke the world record five times, and Zhan Xugang's sports career reached its peak.

Chen Yanqing, selected into the Jiangsu weightlifting team in 1994, the national team in 1995, won the women's 58 kg championship at the Athens Olympics in 2004, and the women's 58 kg weightlifting championship at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. After retiring, he served as the deputy director of the Suzhou Sports Bureau of Jiangsu Province.

The weightlifting world champion lifted the heaviest 360 kg.

The 2018 National Men's Weightlifting Championships ended the men's 69 kg competition in Yichang, Hubei Province, and the Rio Olympic Games champion, Zhejiang player Shi Zhiyong easily won the triple crown with a snatch of 163 kg, a clean and jerk of 197 kg, and a total score of 360 kg, and his total score of 360 kg broke the national record of 359 kg set by Liao Hui at the 2014 World Championships, and at the same time exceeded the world record of 359 kg!

It can lift up to 488 kilograms. The liter is too big

The weightlifting world record is divided into different classes and events, the highest level of men's weightlifting is 109 pounds and above, and the highest event is the clean and jerk. The current world record in this category and event is held by Georgia's Lasha Talahadze, who holds a weightlifting record of 488kg, which was the first time Georgian Talahaze won the 109kg category at the Tokyo 2001 Olympics.

Born on October 2, 1993, Rasha Talahadze is a 2nd Chinese Olympic Champion, 4-time World Champion, 4-time European Champion, three-time IWF Men's Weightlifting Champion of the Year, and world record holder in weightlifting (223kg), clean and jerk (265kg) and total (488kg).

There are at least 15 Olympic champions, including Chen Jingkai, Zeng Guoqiang, Wu Shude, Chen Weiqiang, Yao Jingyuan, Zhan Xugang, Tang Lingsheng, Yang Xia, Chen Xiaomin, Lin Weining, Ding Meiyuan, Chen Yanqing, Shi Zhiyong, Zhang Guozheng and so on.

China's first world weightlifting champion Chen Jingkai, a Chinese weightlifter who has broken the world record 9 times. On June 7, 1956, in the "Sino-Soviet Weightlifting Friendly Competition" held in Shanghai, with a score of 133 kg, he broke the 56 kg clean and jerk world record of American athlete C. Winchpauert. This is the first world record set by a Chinese athlete.

1956 In 1964, in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Beijing, Taiyuan, Moscow, Leipzig and other major weightlifting competitions at home and abroad, he broke the bantamweight and welterweight clean and jerk world records nine times.