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Timetable:

All times listed below are local Bucharest: = CET + 1 hour
Sunday 05 April 2009
11.00 – 12.30 Women 58kg ‘B’ Group
12.30 – 14.30 Men 56kg ‘B’ Group
14.30 – 15.30 Prepare Opening Ceremony
15.30 – 16.15 Opening Ceremony
16.45        Presentation of Athletes
17.00 -19.00  Televised Women 58kg ‘A’ Final
19.45        Presentation of Athletes
20.00 – 22.00 Televised Men 56kg ‘A’ Final
Monday 06 April 2009
10.00 – 12.00        Women 48kg & Men 62kg C Groups
13.00 – 14.00        Women 48kg ‘B’ Group
14.00 – 16.00        Men 62kg ‘B’ Group
17.00 – 19.00        Televised Women 48kg ‘A’ Final
20.00 – 22.00        Televised Men 62kg ‘A’ Final
Tuesday 07 April 2009
10.00-12.00          Women 53kg & Men 69kg C Groups
12.00 – 13.30        Women 53kg ‘B’ Group
14.00 – 16.00        Men 69kg ‘B’ Group
17.00 – 19.00        Televised Women 53kg ‘A’ Final
20.00 – 22.00        Televised Men 69kg ‘A’ Final
Wednesday 08 April 2009
11.00 – 12.00        Men 77kg ‘C’ Group
12.00 – 14.00        Women 63kg ‘B’ Group
14.00 – 16.00        Men 77kg ‘B’ Group
17.00 – 19.00        Televised Women 63kg ‘A’ Final
20.00 – 22.00        Televised Men 77kg ‘A’ Final
Thursday 09 April 2009
11.00 – 12.00        Men 85kg ‘C’ Group
12.00 – 13.30        Women 69kg ‘B’ Group
14.00 – 16.00        Men 85kg ‘B’ Group
17.00 – 19.00        Televised Women 69kg ‘A’ Final
20.00 – 22.00        Televised Men 85kg ‘A’ Final
Friday 10 April 2009
10.00 – 11.30        Men 94kg ‘C’ Group
11.30 – 13.00        Women 75kg and +75kg ‘B’ Groups
14.00 – 16.00        Men 94kg ‘B’ Group
17.00 – 19.00        Televised Women 75kg ‘A’ Final
20.00 – 22.00        Televised Men 94kg ‘A’ Final
Saturday 11 April 2009
09.00 – 10.00        Men 105kg ‘C’ Group
10.00 – 12.00        Men 105kg ‘B’ Group
13.00 – 15.00        Televised Women +75kg ‘A’ Final
16.00 – 18.00        Televised Men 105kg ‘A’ Final
Sunday 12 April 2009
10.00 – 12.00        Men +105kg ‘B’ Group
13.00 – 15.00        Televised Men +105kg ‘A’ Final

Eurosport will be broadcasting all A Finals live. Sorry for you guys in the USA, but I have no idea whether you have broadcasts of any kind or not.

I will be writing some sort of preview about the upcoming women's event the day before and short summaries afterwards.

Stay tuned!

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I guess there will be no previews since it seems to be very difficult to find information about athletes. It seems one needs to have connections in some weightlifting association in order to get some up-to-date statistics. Most of the organizers – and even federations – don't care about informing the public which I'm strugling to understand  :-

Today the women's competition started with 58 kg division. It was time to for new lifters to step up because this category European number one lifter, Marina Shainova, wasn't there today.

In snatch it was tough battle to make to the podium; first and second were tied with 96 kg and the third was on one kilo behind. Weird thing that Eurosport didn't televise this in Finland  ???

In C&J it was all Anastasia Novikava of Belarus. She only needed two attemps in order to secure her victory and lifts looked really effortless. Snatch winner, Romela Begaj, wasn't that strong in clean and jerk making only one succesfull lift, but it was enough for bronze medal in total. Roxana Cocos was really trying in front home crowd  and it looked pretty good at first, but she failed two times in 117 attempts. Julija Kalina's was second in alla categories.

Finlands' lifters Anna and Jenni placed 10th and 12th respectively.

* from painonnostoliitto. More visual material coming later.

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Hmm Mariana Shainova…

[Tonus]

It feels kind of weird to describe someone who could casually toss me across a room as "cute," but dang… she's cute!  :-*

[Reason]

Thanks for the report Maitolasi. I just wish weightlifting competitions were more widely broadcast. I mean who wouldn't want to see cute girls lifting near to twice their body weight over their heads!

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I just wish weightlifting competitions were more widely broadcast.

Tell me about it. I don't know whether to laugh or cry when there isn't even a website where to check information about the competition. Sometimes there is, but I'm wondering why even ewf is not seeing the trouble for put up decent sites. It's really not that hard.

[cpbell0033944]

It feels kind of weird to describe someone who could casually toss me across a room as "cute," but dang… she's cute!  :-*

I agree. 8)

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Hah, missed todays broadcast due to technical difficulties. Digitalised television is good as long as it works but sometimes it can be real pain in the ass.

Today was it was turn for the light weights, 48 kilos. Results hasn't been updated yet, but Taylan Nurgan – about whom I've talked about a little in SMFA thread – was the favourite to win the competition I guess. Very young athletes in lower weight classes, like Iovu Cristina – just 16 years old.

Tomorrow 53 kilos division. Hope I can watch it this time.

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Julia Kalina – second in 58 kg – has some legs  8)

1 TAYLAN NURCAN 29.10.1983 A TUR 47,71 81 85 88 100 108 114x 196 301,0
2 IOVU CRISTINA 08.11.1992 A MDA 47,88 75 79x 79x 94x 94 96 171* 261,7
3 KARPI?SKA MARZENA 19.02.1988 A POL 47,68 78x 78 80x 92 94x 94x 170 261,2
4 PAGLIARO CATERINA GENNY 15.10.1988 A ITA 47,63 72x 72 78x 90 93x 93x 162 249,1
5 MICHEL ANAIS 12.01.1988 A FRA 47,88 62x 62 65 78 81 84 149 228,1
6 ANGELOVA SILVIA 22.06.1982 A BUL 47,67 62x 62 65x 78 80x 80 142 218,2
7 ANDRIES ELENA 21.01.1994 A ROU 46,37 60 63x 63x 75 80x 82x 135 212,7
* – new European Junior Record (U17)
Cat. 48 kg
SNATCH CLEAN&

*photo by EWF

[cpbell0033944]

You're not wrong about Julia Kalina – quadtastic! 😮 8)

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