He Zhuoqiang

He Zhuoqiang (Chinese何 灼 强, Pinyin Hé Zhuóqiáng; born January 12, 1967 in Nanhai, Guangdong Province, People's Republic of China) is a former Chinese weightlifter. He was 1987 and 1989 Vice World Champion and 1988 Olympic bronze medal winner of each flyweight.

Career

He Zhuoqiang began in 1980 in Nanhai junior sports school with the weight lifting. In 1981, he joined the provincial team of Guangdong and took admission in 1986 in the Chinese national team of weightlifters. He was trained by Li Shen. At a size of only 1.50 meters, he started doing as an adult always flyweight (then to 52 kg body weight).

In 1985 he won at the Chinese National Games of the juniors and in the same year even Chinese master of seniors, each flyweight. In 1986 he was winner of the Asian Games in Seoul. He pointed flyweight Kazushito Manabe of Japan and G. Muthuswamy from India on the 2nd and 3rd After that he took part in the Junior World Championships in Donaueschingen part, where she won the title with 252.5 kg ( 115 to 137.5 ) in a duel. He presented with 116 kg in the snatch also his first world record. He was then also used in the 1986 World Championship of seniors in Sofia, where he obtained flyweight in the duel 247.5 kg ( 112.5 to 136 ). He came on the 4th Place. With his performance in the snatch he became vice - world champion in this discipline.

At the World Championships of 1987 in Ostrava he reached 260 kg ( 112.5 to 147.5 ) and had to settle the Bulgarians Sewdalin Marinov, who scored 262.5 kg ( 115 to 147.5 ), narrowly beaten. In thrusting he was with his performance of 147.5 kg world champion because he was a little lighter than Marinov, who had achieved the same performance. In an additional fourth attempt in pushing there he improved the world record to 153 kg. In November 1987 Zhuoqiang He won at the Chinese National Games in Shilong 265 kg ( 117.5 to 147.5 ). This two combat performance was, as well as the performance in the snatch with 117.5 kg, new world record.

1988 He took Zhuoqiang China at the Olympic Games in Seoul. He scored there in a duel 257.5 kg ( 112.5 to 145 ) and won the bronze medal with this performance behind Sewdalin Marinov, 270 kg ( 120-150 ) and Chun Byung- Kwan, South Korea, 260 kg ( 112.5 to 147, 5).

In 1989 he was posted behind the Bulgarians Ivan Ivanov, 272.5 kg ( 117.5 to 155 ) in Athens flyweight with a duel capacity of 262.5 kg ( 117.5 to 145 ) again runners-up and in later years was exposed both as a player and as a coach as a doper. 1990 He Zhuoqiang in Beijing then again winner in the Asian Games before his compatriot Zhang Shoulie and Kim muon -Sik from North Korea.

Then He Zhuoqiang was with no international championships more at the start. He was in China but still active until 1994, without being able to place at the championships in the front line.

International success

World Cup individual medals

• World Championship gold medals: 1987/Stoßen - 1989/Reißen
• World Championship silver medals: 1986/Reißen - 1987/Reißen
• World Cup bronze medals: 1989/Stoßen

National success

(if known)

Notes

• All competitions in a duel, consisting of tearing and piercing,
• OS = The Olympic Games,
• WM = World Championships,
• Flyweight, then to 52 kg body weight

Swell

• Journal athletics,
• Database of the Institute for Applied Training Science at the University of Leipzig
• Website: " www.sports123.com "