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Ja nou 'k heb een ietsje pietsje verder gekeken dan mijn neus lang is en inderdaad zijn er hier ten lande maar weinig mogelijkheden, wat niet wil zeggen dat we [lees: ik] het maar es moesten proberen dus...
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62-kg: Sergey Petrosyan Wins by Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. | ©2007 IronMind
Strasbourg - Doing the juniors proud, Sergey Petrosyan (Russia) won the men’s 62-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today.
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Sergey Petrosyan (Russia) shows that a junior can win at the Senior European Championships as he took the 62-kg category gold medals in the clean and jerk and the total today. Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. photo.
Henadzy Makhveyenia (Belarus) won the snatches with 134 kg, building a good lead going into the clean and jerks, but after making his opener with 154 kg, he missed the jerk twice on 158, opening the door for his rivals.
These misses were all Sergey Petrosyan needed to make up his four-kilo deficit after the snatch, as he hit 155 on his opener, 159 on his second attempt, and with the clean and jerk and total gold medals in hand, he attacked 166 kg on third clean and jerk, in a junior European record attempt. He got under the bar, but could not stand up with it.
Petroysan finished the night with a 289-kg total, followed by Makhveyenia (288 kg) and Turkey’s Erol Bilgin (286).
Earlier, in the women’s 63-kg category, Maline Daluzyan (Armenia) set a new Junior European record in the snatch with 108 kg on her third attempt, and when everyone else was done, she won the gold medals in the clean and jerk as well as the total on her first attempt, 123 kg. Taking 135 on her second attempt, she made a good lift, for new Junior European records in both the clean and jerk, and the total. Sibel Simsek (Turkey) edged Hanna Batsiushka (Belarus) on bodyweight for the silver medal in the total, with 215 kg.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Shainova Wins the 58s, Kasirye Medals by Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. | ©2007 IronMind
Strasbourg - Marina Shainova (Russia) had an easy time winning the women’s 58-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today.
[Afbeelding niet meer beschikbaar] Marina Shainova (Russia) nails this 130-kg clean and jerk, sweeping the gold medals in the women’s 58-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today. Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. photo.
Going six for six, Shainova ended the day with 100 kg in the snatch and 130 kg in the clean and jerk. Fetie Kasaj (Albania) got the silver in the total (91/123), missing the jerk with 131 on the final attempt of the class. Some of the biggest news was Ruth Kasirye, originally from Uganda but now lifting for Norway. Kasirye came in fourth in the snatch as well as in the clean and jerk, but her total gave her the bronze overall - the first women’s medal ever won by Norway at the European Weightlifting Championships.
Strasbourg - Doing the juniors proud, Sergey Petrosyan (Russia) won the men’s 62-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today.
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Sergey Petrosyan (Russia) shows that a junior can win at the Senior European Championships as he took the 62-kg category gold medals in the clean and jerk and the total today. Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. photo.
Henadzy Makhveyenia (Belarus) won the snatches with 134 kg, building a good lead going into the clean and jerks, but after making his opener with 154 kg, he missed the jerk twice on 158, opening the door for his rivals.
These misses were all Sergey Petrosyan needed to make up his four-kilo deficit after the snatch, as he hit 155 on his opener, 159 on his second attempt, and with the clean and jerk and total gold medals in hand, he attacked 166 kg on third clean and jerk, in a junior European record attempt. He got under the bar, but could not stand up with it.
Petroysan finished the night with a 289-kg total, followed by Makhveyenia (288 kg) and Turkey’s Erol Bilgin (286).
Earlier, in the women’s 63-kg category, Maline Daluzyan (Armenia) set a new Junior European record in the snatch with 108 kg on her third attempt, and when everyone else was done, she won the gold medals in the clean and jerk as well as the total on her first attempt, 123 kg. Taking 135 on her second attempt, she made a good lift, for new Junior European records in both the clean and jerk, and the total. Sibel Simsek (Turkey) edged Hanna Batsiushka (Belarus) on bodyweight for the silver medal in the total, with 215 kg.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Shainova Wins the 58s, Kasirye Medals by Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. | ©2007 IronMind
Strasbourg - Marina Shainova (Russia) had an easy time winning the women’s 58-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today.
[Afbeelding niet meer beschikbaar] Marina Shainova (Russia) nails this 130-kg clean and jerk, sweeping the gold medals in the women’s 58-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today. Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. photo.
Going six for six, Shainova ended the day with 100 kg in the snatch and 130 kg in the clean and jerk. Fetie Kasaj (Albania) got the silver in the total (91/123), missing the jerk with 131 on the final attempt of the class. Some of the biggest news was Ruth Kasirye, originally from Uganda but now lifting for Norway. Kasirye came in fourth in the snatch as well as in the clean and jerk, but her total gave her the bronze overall - the first women’s medal ever won by Norway at the European Weightlifting Championships.
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Het is erg pijnlijk om vrouwen onder de <60kg meer te zien frontsquatten dan ik kan
haha idd, vind het ook altijd knap dat ze voor een beurt zo lang in de squatpositie blijven, en dan het gewicht uit stilstand omhoog trekken, m.a.w zonder gebruik te maken van het stretch reflex. het is natuurlijk voor hun lang niet hun max deadlift maar toch.
Het commentaar van Piet v.d Kruk is ook elke keer weer een belevenis..
Het is erg pijnlijk om vrouwen onder de <60kg meer te zien frontsquatten dan ik kan
Bekijk dat als een motivatie!
http://www.hln.be/hlns/cache/det/art_437078.html?wt.bron=hlnBottomArtikels
Beetje denigrerend vind ik persoonlijk. Ze konden evengoed "wordt laatste" eruit gelaten hebben.
Je moet je nog altijd selecteren voor zo een EK en men gaat er precies aan voorbij dat dat niet zo evident is.
Beetje denigrerend vind ik persoonlijk. Ze konden evengoed "wordt laatste" eruit gelaten hebben.
Je moet je nog altijd selecteren voor zo een EK en men gaat er precies aan voorbij dat dat niet zo evident is.
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Debaya Brings on La Marseillaise by Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. | ©2007 IronMind
Strasbourg - When Vencelas Dabaya won the 2006 World Weightlifting Championships, his French compatriots had one more good reason to drink Champagne, and tonight, at the European Weightlifting Championships, his delivered an encore.
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Vencelas Dabaya (France) celebrated his victory in the 69-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today with a back flip. Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. photo.
Tigran Martirosyan (Armenia) got started where his teammate Hripsime Khurshdyan had left off in the women’s 75-kg category, opening in the snatch after everyone else was finished, ripping up 150 and 155, before missing 157 in what would have been a new junior European record. Dabaya was second in the snatch, with 148 kg, but he was lighter than Martirosyan, and Vladislav Lukanin (Russia) was also in the hunt, with his bronze medal snatch of 147 kg.
Of the leaders, Lukanin opened first in the clean and jerk, making a good lift with 175 kg, but when he returned the bar to the platform, he looked like he was in a lot of pain. Martirosyan opened with 176, but his power jerk was out front and the bar came crashing down. One his second attempt Matirosyan was passing out as he stood up, and he had to dump the bar, so now his back was against the wall, but when he repeated, there was no doubt about the lift and he went into the lead in both the clean and jerk, and the total.
Dabaya, who was lighting up the large crowd there to cheer their man on, opened with an easy 180, to overtake Martirosyan in the jerk, and move into second in the total. Dabaya followed himself, and showing that he wasn’t being reckless, he took 183, to move into the lead in the total. To say that his second attempt looked easy would be quite an understatement. Lukanin was the only other lifter still in the competition at this point and he had two attempts left. He had originally been in for 188, but his second was lowered, and when he came out for 185, looking very fired up, he was stopped as he stood over the bar and called back, as the jury debated, possibly, whether the change had been received in time. The delay seemed likely to affect Lukanin when he was then cleared to lift, but another school of thought was that it would only make him than much hungrier to succeed.
This weight would move Lukanin into the lead in both the jerk and the total, so it was a huge attempt, but after attacking the bar for a good but not easy clean, Lukanin missed the jerk. He repeated and it was pretty much the same thing again, so the French fans had something big to cheer about. Dabaya, wasn’t quite ready to rest on his laurels yet, though, and he called for 190, although all he did was a pull. No matter, the corks were ready to fly.
Earlier, in the women/s 75-kg category, it was all Hripsime Khurshudyan (Armenia), who won with 262 kg (122/140). Tatiana Mateeva (Russia) was second (108/139), edging the ever-popular Lidia Valentin (Spain), on bodyweight.
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Strasbourg - When Vencelas Dabaya won the 2006 World Weightlifting Championships, his French compatriots had one more good reason to drink Champagne, and tonight, at the European Weightlifting Championships, his delivered an encore.
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Vencelas Dabaya (France) celebrated his victory in the 69-kg category at the European Weightlifting Championships today with a back flip. Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. photo.
Tigran Martirosyan (Armenia) got started where his teammate Hripsime Khurshdyan had left off in the women’s 75-kg category, opening in the snatch after everyone else was finished, ripping up 150 and 155, before missing 157 in what would have been a new junior European record. Dabaya was second in the snatch, with 148 kg, but he was lighter than Martirosyan, and Vladislav Lukanin (Russia) was also in the hunt, with his bronze medal snatch of 147 kg.
Of the leaders, Lukanin opened first in the clean and jerk, making a good lift with 175 kg, but when he returned the bar to the platform, he looked like he was in a lot of pain. Martirosyan opened with 176, but his power jerk was out front and the bar came crashing down. One his second attempt Matirosyan was passing out as he stood up, and he had to dump the bar, so now his back was against the wall, but when he repeated, there was no doubt about the lift and he went into the lead in both the clean and jerk, and the total.
Dabaya, who was lighting up the large crowd there to cheer their man on, opened with an easy 180, to overtake Martirosyan in the jerk, and move into second in the total. Dabaya followed himself, and showing that he wasn’t being reckless, he took 183, to move into the lead in the total. To say that his second attempt looked easy would be quite an understatement. Lukanin was the only other lifter still in the competition at this point and he had two attempts left. He had originally been in for 188, but his second was lowered, and when he came out for 185, looking very fired up, he was stopped as he stood over the bar and called back, as the jury debated, possibly, whether the change had been received in time. The delay seemed likely to affect Lukanin when he was then cleared to lift, but another school of thought was that it would only make him than much hungrier to succeed.
This weight would move Lukanin into the lead in both the jerk and the total, so it was a huge attempt, but after attacking the bar for a good but not easy clean, Lukanin missed the jerk. He repeated and it was pretty much the same thing again, so the French fans had something big to cheer about. Dabaya, wasn’t quite ready to rest on his laurels yet, though, and he called for 190, although all he did was a pull. No matter, the corks were ready to fly.
Earlier, in the women/s 75-kg category, it was all Hripsime Khurshudyan (Armenia), who won with 262 kg (122/140). Tatiana Mateeva (Russia) was second (108/139), edging the ever-popular Lidia Valentin (Spain), on bodyweight.
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Mooie prestatie van Dabaya, maar ow ow wat hebben ze die Lukanin genaaid zeg! Toevallig dat een Fransman nu wint in Frankrijk...
Heb je het op die blunder daar rond de scheidsrechtertafel?
Dat hij plots van 175 naar 188 gaat vind ik zowieso een rare beslissing. Zeker omdat dabaya er zo'n koele kikker uitziet
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Ja nou 'k heb een ietsje pietsje verder gekeken dan mijn neus lang is en inderdaad zijn er hier ten lande maar weinig mogelijkheden, wat niet wil zeggen dat we [lees: ik] het maar es moesten proberen dus...
'k Kan in den beginne een programma te vinden op [Link niet meer beschikbaar] proberen af te werken om er alvast een beetje in te komen, naast het programma wat ik al afwerk op de sportschool....
Heb dat ook gevolgd! belangrijkste na dit WAC Olympic Circuit, blijft Back Squatten maar vooral Front Squatten!
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hij is ook mijn favoriet, ik heb op het EK een foto samen met hem kunnen nemen.
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nice, echt een beer is dat.