Ilya Ilyin

Ilya Alexandrovich Ilyin (Russian Илья Александрович Ильин, Kazakh Илья Александрұлы Ильин; born 24 May 1988 in Kyzylorda, Kazakh SSR, USSR ) is a Kazakh weightlifter and Olympic champion.

Sporting career

Ilyin began his international career by participating in the Junior World Championship 2005 in Busan, where he ( 168.0 / 206.0 kg ) won gold in the light heavyweight division to 85 kg and 374.0 kg in the total. In the same year he also participated in the Senior World Cup and won the title here with a duel capacity of 386.0 kg ( 170.0 / 216.0 kg ). After he was behind in the snatch on the 7th place, Ilyin took advantage of the relatively high number of failed attempts to its competition in pushing and placed in front of Lu Yong with 385.0 kg and 381.0 kg Aslambek Edijew with.

In 2006, Ilyin a class higher in the Moderate weight to 94 kg body weight. Here he could repeat his success from the previous year and was both juniors, and seniors champion. At the Junior World Championships in Hangzhou Ilyin lifted a total of 401.0 kg ( 176.0 / 225.0 kg ). Second was Andrei Aramnau with 393.0 kg. When the Senior World Championships already ranged 392.0 kg ( 175.0 / 217.0 kg ) and a low body weight in order to win the title. Ilyin, Szymon Kołecki and Roman Konstantinov achieved all 392.0 kg, which is why the duel medals were awarded purely on body weight. Since Ilyin victory relatively early in the course of competition certainly true, he went in the second and third attempt at the world record weight of 233.0 kg, but failed both times.

After Ilyin 2006 still won the Asian Games in Doha with a new Asian record in pushing of 226.0 kg, he took up to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing in no part more international competitions. There he was, despite injury, with 406.0 kg ( 180.0 / 226.0 kg ) to win Olympic Gold. After his initial attempt of 175.0 kg Ilyin increased to 180.0 kg, which he mastered, however, it hurt his elbow and therefore waived his third attempt. In bumping it failed after a slight sales first at the discharge of its initial weight of 223.0 kg, mastered it, however, in the repetition. Since Kolecki with his second attempt also equaling to 403.0 kg, Ilyin increased to 226.0 kg, and ultimately won after both Kolecki, as well as arsenic Kasabiew failed on their last penetration test. The situation in the Middle emphasis was especially obscure because Chadschimurat Akkajew was started already in the B group and 402.0 kg achieved there, but in the actual title fight could not actively intervene.

After his Olympic victory Ilyin appeared in 2010 on the stage again. In the Kazakh Championships he started with 96.25 kg in the heavyweight division and lifted with 185.0 kg in the snatch and 228.0 kg in pushing a total of 413.0 kg. The 228.0 kg in pushing meant also a new Kazakh record. However, due to a training injury, he had moved in was unable to attend the World Championships in Antalya. His most recent start (February 2011) had Ilyin at the Asian Games 2010 in Guangzhou, where he scored 394.0 kg ( 175.0 / 219.0 kg ) in the Medium weight to 94 kg. In recent penetration test he failed working to improve his own Asian record at 227.0 kg.

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Personal best

  • Tear: 185.0 kg in class to 105 kg at the Kazakh Championships 2010
  • Launched: 228.0 kg in class to 105 kg at the Kazakh Championships 2010
  • Duel: 413.0 kg ( 185.0 / 228.0 kg ) in the class to 105 kg at the Kazakh Championships 2010
Olympic weightlifting May 24 2005 World Weightlifting Championships 2006 World Weightlifting Championships 2011 World Weightlifting Championships Weight class (boxing) 2006 Asian Games 2010 Asian Games Kazakh language International Weightlifting Federation Norbert Schemansky Arkady Vorobyov Kaarlo Kangasniemi Nicu Vlad Kakhi Kakhiashvili Aleksey Petrov (weightlifter)
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