Who was the weightlifting champion in 2002 and who was the men s weightlifting champion at the 2008

Name: Long Qingquan Gender: Male Nationality:

Hunan Date of Birth: Weight: 56 kg Item:

Weightlifting [Growth Experience] [This paragraph] Long Qingquan has been lively and active since childhood, loves sports, was selected to study in Longshan County Sports School at a very young age, in 1999, Long Qingquan was 9 years old, was favored by Gan Zhiyue, the coach of Xiangxi Sports School, and walked into the weightlifting hall of Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture Sports School. In the 9th Hunan Provincial Games in 2002, Xiao Qingquan won the men's group C 38kg championship; In 2006, he won the men's group B 52kg championship with excellent results. In 2006, after 7 years of weightlifting in the weightlifting team of the State Sports School, 16-year-old Long Qingquan successfully entered the Hunan Provincial Team.

Soon after joining the provincial team, when he participated in the 6th National Urban Games at the end of October 2007, he was bound by the ideological baggage on his back, resulting in three snatch failures and early withdrawal from the men's 56kg championship. After the game, Xiao Qingquan was not discouraged, but re-summarized the game, and the coach continued to comfort and encourage him, so that he could get rid of his mental baggage. On April 20, the 2008 National Men's Weightlifting Championships and Beijing Olympic Trials were held in Quanzhou, Fujian Province.

In the 56kg final of the men's weightlifting championships and Olympic trials, Long Qingquan defeated the most popular Guangxi star Li Zhengzheng, which gave the Chinese weightlifting team striving for the gold medal in the Beijing Olympics another point of confidence. Now that Long Qingquan is training with the national team, a future Olympic star is rising. 【Main Results】 [This paragraph] 2007 National Championship Champion with a total score of 286 kg.

In 2008, he won the snatch runner-up, clean and jerk champion and overall champion at the National Championships. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he won the championship in the men's 56 kg class with a snatch of 132 kg, a clean and jerk of 160 kg, and a total score of 292 kg.

The men's weightlifting champions at the 2008 Beijing Olympics were: Long Qingquan (men's weightlifting 56kg), Zhang Xiangxiang (men's weightlifting 62kg), Liao Hui (men's weightlifting 69kg), Lu Yong (men's weightlifting 85kg).

Long Qingquan:Born on December 3, 1990 in Longshan County, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hunan Province, he is a member of the Chinese men's weightlifting team. He is the world record holder in the men's weightlifting 56kg class and the Olympic record holder.

On August 10, 2008, Beijing time, the men's 56 kg weightlifting competition of the Beijing Olympic Games ended in the gymnasium of Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Long Qingquan, who was less than 18 years old, lived up to expectations, with a snatch score of 132 kg, a clean and jerk score of 160 kg, and a total score of 292 kg, winning the sixth gold medal for the Chinese sports delegation, which was also the first gold medal produced in the men's weightlifting competition。2009 World Weightlifting Championships Men's 56kg Champion. In 2013, he won the men's weightlifting 56kg championship in the Liaoning National Games.

On August 8, 2016, the men's weightlifting 56kg competition at the Rio Olympics was held, and Long Qingquan broke the world record and won the gold again.

Zhang Xiangxiang:Born on July 16, 1983 in Longyan, Fujian Province, he is a member of the Chinese weightlifting team. In 1999, Zhang Xiangxiang entered the national team and was the only athlete who was selected for the national team by practicing weightlifting in his spare time.

In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, Zhang Xiangxiang played steadily and won the third place in the men's weightlifting 56 kg class. In the 2008 National Weightlifting Olympic Trials, Zhang Xiangxiang won three championships with a snatch of 144 kg, a clean and jerk of 176 kg, and a total score of 320 kg, beating the world champion Yang Fan. At the Beijing Olympics, Zhang Xiangxiang won the men's 62 kg championship with a snatch of 143 kg, a clean and jerk of 176 kg, and a total score of 319 kg

Liao Hui: Born on October 5, 1987 in Xiantao City, Hubei Province, he is a Chinese male weightlifter. In 1997, Liao Hui began to practice weightlifting.

In April 2000, Liao Hui joined the Hubei Provincial Weightlifting Team. In December 2002, Liao Hui joined the Bayi Heavy Duty Team. In 2007, Liao Hui entered the national team.

In August 2008, in the men's 69 kg weightlifting competition at the Beijing Olympic Games, Liao Hui won the championship with a snatch of 158 kg, a clean and jerk of 190 kg, and a total score of 348 kg。In April 2016, in the men's 69 kg competition of the National Men's Weightlifting Championships and Rio Olympic Trials, Liao Hui won three gold medals in the class with a snatch of 158 kg, a clean and jerk of 196 kg, and a total score of 354 kg.

Lu Yong:Born on January 1, 1986 in Sanjiang Dong Autonomous County, Liuzhou, he is a Chinese professional men's weightlifting athlete in the 85kg class and plays for the Chinese men's weightlifting team. 2008 Beijing Olympic GamesLu Yong won the championship with a snatch of 180kg, a clean and jerk of 214kg, and a total score of 394kg, winning the 25th gold medal for the Chinese sports delegation

In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, China's ninth gold, Zhang Xiangxiang won the gold medal in men's weightlifting 62 kg, and the stick.

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 belongs to the typical women's strength body of the banquet. 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 in 1987 from Kaihua County Junior Sports Correction Senyin, and was named Asia's outstanding young weightlifter Chun Meng 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!

Men's weightlifting world record.

kg class. Snatch 139kg Wu Jingbiao (China).

Jerk 171kg Yim Yun-chul (North Korea).

Total score 307kg Long Qingquan (China).

kg class. Snatch 154kg Kim Eun Kook (North Korea).

Jerk 183kg Chen Lijun (China).

Total score 333kg Chen Lijun (China).

kg class. Snatch 166kg Liao Hui (China).

Clean & Jerk 198kg Liao Hui (China).

Total 359kg Liao Hui (China).

kg class. Snatch 177kg Lv Xiaojun (China).

Clean & Jerk 214kg Rakhimov (Kazakhstan).

Total score: 380kg Lv Xiaojun (China).

kg class. Snatch 187kg Rybakov (Belarus).

Clean & Jerk 220kg Kianos Rostami (Iran) Total 396kg Kianos Rostami (Iran) <>

1994 The 1995 World Weightlifting Championships 110kg champion is Kirkkarwski (KirkKarwoski), nicknamed "Captain Kirk" (Captainkirk), born in the United States on September 6, 1966, 6-time world powerlifting champion.

At the 1994 World Powerlifting Championships, he won the 110 kg title with a total of 980 kg, 20 kg higher than the 125 kg winner.

He is known as a world-class strongman, and his achievements are great, and his achievements include:

World Powerlifting Championships 125kg champion.

World Powerlifting Championships 110kg champion.

3. The 125kg world record holder before the International Powerlifting Federation revised the weight class.

4. Squat 455 kg (at this time his weight is 125 kg, and he squats 455 kg 2 times in the standard whole course, this achievement was"Strong weightlifting"**Listed as"The 10 most impressive squat attempts in history"one, in second place. ）；bench press 235 kg; Deadlift 345 kg.