Clean and Jerk, & Snatch

 

In the Olympics contests in Australia, the strongest weightlifters of each sex were the ones who were in the largest weight class, but even the many women who weighed more than men didn't jerk or snatch more weight than men.  In fact, the average body weight of strongest women was between 77 to 79 kilograms, but they snatched only 100 kilograms, whereas the weakest men snatched 130 kilograms--30% more than the strongest women.  In other words, all of the men snatched at least 30% more than the strongest women, and the strongest women were the ones who weighed half as much as the heaviest women.

 

 

Born

Nat

Body.Wt

Snatch

Jerk

Total

dd.mm
Men

Nigel Avery

67

NZL

124

170

213

383

19. 5
Corran Hocking

80

AUS

149

167.5

208

375

22. 9
Giles Greenwood

71

ENG

123

165

193

358

28. 1
Chris Rae

80

AUS

140

165

210

375

22. 9
Dalbir Singh

66

IND

118

160

193

353

21. 1
Anthony Martin

79

AUS

145

157.5

216

373

24. 8
Tarochan Singh

IND

123

150

183

333

21. 1
Samsher Singh

IND

126

150

178

328

21. 1
Che Mohd Azrul

79

MAS

142.5

180

323

15. 9
Gurumit Singh

IND

105

140

168

308

21. 1
Tim Fry

77

AUS

113

140

173

313

12. 8
S. Kishore Kumar

74

IND

128

140

178

318

21. 1
George Ikosidekas

63

AUS

134

140

170

310

31. 3
Manoj Kumar

IND

115

137.5

170

308

21. 1
Shalendra Agarwal

IND

107

135

173

308

21. 1
Daljit Singh

IND

108

135

175

310

21. 1
Jocelyn Bilodeau

75

CAN

135

173

308

31. 3
Balbir Kumar

IND

131

132.5

175

308

21. 1
Damon Kelly

83

AUS

142

132.5

178

310

12. 8
Satish Dhaiya

IND

116

130

185

315

21. 1
Women

Caroline Pileggi

77

AUS

87

100

128

228

12. 8
Olivia Baker

79

NZL

97

100

130

230

30. 8
Keisha-Dean Soffe

82

NZL

105

95

115

210

11. 8
Suzanne Dandenault

70

CAN

111

92.5

125

218

20. 5
Melissa Bethune

79

AUS

154

90

108

198

22. 9
Deborah Lovely

83

AUS

76

87.5

100

188

28. 9
Charlotte MacEachern

81

CAN

80

87.5

103

190

11. 2
Kusumati Devi

82

IND

76

85

118

203

20. 1
Saree Williams

76

AUS

84

85

105

190

24. 5
Reanna Solomon

81

NRU

127

85

110

195

29. 1
Shilo Tamakin

87

NRU

93

80

103

183

29. 1
Jamila Boutros

84

AUS

101

80

90

170

12. 8
Noreena Bodaglo

74

CAN

93

77.5

97.5

175

3. 3
Lindsay Borg

82

AUS

95

77.5

92.5

170

28. 4
Renu Mishra

IND

75

75

95

170

20. 1
Michelle Hunter

77

CAN

94

72.5

92.5

165

3. 3
Sharleah Baker

86

NZL

114

72.5

87.5

160

11. 8
Josee Morneau

74

CAN

83

70

87.5

158

3. 3
Sarah Bates

84

AUS

92

70

90

160

23. 6
Krista Kucharchuk

80

CAN

93

70

95

165

14. 4

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