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Well it's a bit different than usual pictures. Judging from the photos doesn't look too balanced. No overhead lifts, shame.

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huuuuuge traps.

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67.5kg Fri 08 May 2009
1 ORSINI Antonietta (ITA1964F1) 1964 ITA 66.65 220.0 145.0 210.0 575.0 [pending drug-test]
2 LUND Synnøve 1972 NOR 67.10 207.5 125.0 185.0 517.5
3 VIRKKUNEN Susanna 1973 FIN 67.05 172.5 127.5 172.5 472.5
4 HOFMANN Kristina Kaas 1981 DEN 66.45 187.5 90.0 185.0 462.5
5 JABLONSKA Magdalena 1985 POL 67.40 210.0 90.0 160.0 460.0
6 SCHREIBER Elke (GER1984F1) 1984 GER 66.25 177.5 90.0 170.0 437.5
7 GUDSTEINSDOTTIR María 1970 ISL 67.15 172.5 95.0 170.0 437.5
75kg Fri 08 May 2009
1 KOZLOVA Olena 1990 UKR 74.40 235.0 127.5 232.5 595.0 [pending drug-test]
2 BLIKRA Inger (NOR1961F1) 1961 NOR 74.20 225.0 142.5 210.0 577.5
3 YLITALO Riikka (FIN1982F2) 1982 FIN 74.65 200.0 125.0 215.0 540.0
4 CHRISTENSEN Lucia (SWE1985F3) 1985 SWE 73.80 185.0 115.0 180.0 480.0
5 OPDAL Veronica 1985 NOR 68.60 172.5 95.0 162.5 430.0
82.5kg Sat 09 May 2009
1 IVANOVA Ielizaveta 1988 UKR 75.15 240.0 150.0 220.0 610.0
2 PEDERSEN Anette W 1968 DEN 73.50 202.5 135.0 210.0 547.5
3 ARNESEN HILLE Heidi 1970 NOR 75.30 215.0 122.5 192.5 530.0
90kg Sat 09 May 2009
1 STRIK Ielja (NED1973F1) 1973 NED 88.60 255.0 165.0 220.0 640.0 [pending drug-test]
2 BUSHUYEVA Yuliya 1981 UKR 84.85 170.0 100.0 150.0 420.0
90+kg Sat 09 May 2009
1 VARLAMOVA Tetiana 1989 UKR 137.15 232.5 105.0 240.0 577.5
2 MEULEN V/D Brenda 1978 NED 108.10 230.0 155.0 190.0 575.0
– HUGDAL JUVET Hildeborg 1983 NOR 128.50 270.0 185.0 205.0 -0.0
Best Lifter »
1 ORSINI Antonietta (ITA1964F1) 1964 ITA 592.2 pts (575.0, 66.65)
2 IVANOVA Ielizaveta 1988 UKR 579.2 pts (610.0, 75.15)
3 DMYTRUK Olena (UKR1983F1) 1983 UKR 578.7 pts (462.5, 51.75)
Team Points »
1 UKR 66 pts (12+12+12+12+9+9)
2 FIN 56 pts (12+12+8+8+8+8)
3 NOR 40 pts (9+9+8+8+6)

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Chinese National Championships
Results

Woman
48KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Wang Mingjuan 47,82 95 113 208 1
Gao Yuan 47,82 90 115 205 2
Gao Wei 47,58 90 108 198 3

53KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Li Ping 52,76 97 131 228 1
Chen Xiaoting 52,73 98 120 218 2
Qiu Hongmei 52,44 97 120 217 3

58KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Li Xueying 57,75 103 130 233 1
Li Yanyan 57,63 100 128 228 2
Qiu Hongmei 57,72 100 128 228 3

63KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Guan Xinlei 62,47 110 135 245 1
Li Liying 62,75 113 130 243 2
Zhou Wenyu 62,56 110 128 238 3

69KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Kang Yue 68,58 117 140 257 1
Zhao Yan 67,51 110 140 250 2
Fang Weiwei 69 110 140 250 3

75KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Cao Lei 73,66 112 146 258 1
Sun Ruiping 74,85 115 143 258 2
Li Rongyan 74,61 110 147 257 3

+75KG
Name Body weigh Snatch Clean&Jerk Total Place
Zhang Zheng 127,95 125 171 296 1
Meng Suping 114,03 130 165 295 2
Liu Xue 99,5 125 160 285 3

Results from Chinese national championships. Level in those competitions is just sick. Big country and popular sport there, I guess it explains.

Cao Lei was the only Beijing winner of four to take part in that competition. Interesting. I hope they would take part in Asian champs or at least world champs.

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Actually I keep my eye on weightlifting and athletics in general, but however, this is a forum concentrating on narrow areas of athletes.

In terms of achievements the choice is clear: Caroline Klüft. Although she never broke Joyner-Kersee's world record, I consider her as the best female hepathlete of all time. Jackie did that amazing performance ones, but Caroline has been really consistant since her junior years, and her winning streak in international competition is amazing.

I've seen her a couple of times, and she has humiliated athletes who are specialized in event such as 100 m hurdles, long times and so on.

But now back to the topic…I guess I choose Nataliya Dobrynska

probably biggest and most muscular athletes in the hepathlon.

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in reply to: IPF European Championships 6-9 May (Live stream) #83278

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56kg Thu 07 May 2009
1 RANTAMÄKI Mervi (FIN1974F1) 1974 FIN 55.90 185.0 97.5 170.0 452.5
2 ABDULINA Vita 1967 UKR 55.80 180.0 100.0 172.5 442.5 [pending drug-test]
3 CHUMAK Oksana 1983 UKR 54.05 175.0 102.5 155.0 432.5
4 LINDBERG Maria 1973 FIN 54.60 160.0 90.0 170.0 420.0
60kg Thu 07 May 2009
1 MATEJOVA Dana 1975 SVK 59.90 197.5 125.0 170.0 492.5 [pending drug-test]
2 CHEPIL Mariya (UKR1970F1) 1970 UKR 58.95 180.0 120.0 165.0 465.0
3 HOILAND Linda (NOR1979F1) 1979 NOR 59.85 165.0 90.0 177.5 432.5
1 COURQUEUX Cécile (FRA1983F1) 1983 FRA 57.40 170.0 77.5 167.5 407.5
– HRABALOVA Jana 1984 CZE 59.55 145.0 90.0 150.0 -0.0

Gold for Finnish in the 56 kg: Congratulation Mervi!

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Well for me this one is easy since it's hard to find girls who are 6'6" or more. Although I wuoldn't mind if she would be taller than me.

Who said that being a fan of muscular women had anything to do with being more or less anything in comparison?

I know you're just asking; but I'm just saying.

Good point. And I guess that big women usually want big men.

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Unfortunately that stram was no good. At least on my computer it freezed all the time.

cat pl name born team bwt squat bench dead total
48kg Wed 06 May 2009
1 JURKKO Raija 1963 FIN 47.05 177.5 92.5 157.5 427.5 [pending drug-test]
2 LE PANSE Bénédicte 1978 FRA 47.50 162.5 95.0 152.5 410.0
3 APULI Sanna (FIN1981F1) 1981 FIN 47.80 155.0 77.5 152.5 385.0
4 SCHWENGL Ilka (AUT1965F1) 1965 AUT 47.35 135.0 97.5 140.0 372.5 [pending drug-test]
52kg Wed 06 May 2009
1 DMYTRUK Olena (UKR1983F1) 1983 UKR 51.75 180.0 110.0 172.5 462.5 [pending drug-test]
2 PETROCZKI Magdolna (HUN1968F1) 1968 HUN 51.15 162.5 82.5 165.0 410.0
3 SIRKIÄ Mervi (FIN1972F1) 1972 FIN 51.70 162.5 90.0 155.0 407.5
4 DEREVYANKO Anastasiya 1987 UKR 49.75 162.5 90.0 167.5 405.0
5 LINDSTRÖM Carola (SWE1982F2) 1982 SWE 50.65 155.0 75.0 150.0 385.0
6 GUIHOMAT Sophie 1975 FRA 51.30 155.0 80.0 145.0 380.0
– SANDVIK Marcela 1974 FIN 51.80 147.5 102.5 130.0 -0.0

I've seen Sanna Apuli lifting a couple of times. At first glance you wouldn't believe how much she can lift, but after seeing it, I didn't have a choise.

Not much activity in lifting topics, so I'm going to try stir up some conversation about powerlifting in general.

The problem in this other way great sport is that there is too much federations. All have different kind of rules about equipment, lifts and general judging. In some federations they seem to allure more viewers in competiotions and free media coverage by stretching the rules a bit in order to make new records possible. Different kind of bars, half squats, multilayer suits and so on.

That is really irritating for a statistics geeks like my self, since because of that it makes lists like this complitely useless; it is no good to compare lifts from different federations — sometimes even between competition due to varying judging — even though they are both 'powerlifting' unions.

Here is a sample what I'm talking about:

All respects to Laura, but I don't know what lift that was. Most definetively it wasn't a squat. Here is a squat:

See any difference in leg position and depth? Judge for yourselves.

Suits are good in preventing injuries, but in my opinion, it has come a bit too far. Bench press and squat results have risen so much and this is directly related to lifting suit developement. But in deadlift you can't cheat and store potential energy since the lift starts from the ground. Always when I see results where squat it much more than deadlift, I smell something isn't right.

So any opinions?

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Check out her myspace fan page.  Tons of photos.  And bunches of her working out!!  She even more built than in these photos.  She got legs like the Hulk!  And that Not she Hulk I am talking about.  I sent an request to the fan club on info on her lifting, with luck they will get back to me soon about it.

Hmm nice ones indeed. I didn't check those at first because I hate myspace pages. Awful layout with flashing pictures, videos and texts.

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