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  1. Using imagery to predict weightlifting dependency in men.: An article from: International Journal of Men's Health by K.J. Munroe-Chandler, Arvin J. Kim, et all 2004-06-22
  2. Weightlifting Events at the 2008 Summer Olympics: Weightlifting at the 2008 Summer Olympics - Men's 69 Kg
  3. Weightlifting Events at the 1920 Summer Olympics: Weightlifting at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Men's 60 Kg
  4. World Weightlifting Championships: 2009 World Weightlifting Championships, 2006 World Weightlifting Championships
  5. Weightlifting at the Paralympics: Weightlifting at the 1984 Summer Paralympics, Weightlifting at the 1980 Summer Paralympics
  6. Science in Weightlifting by Terauds Juris (ed.), 1979-01-01
  7. A textbook on weightlifting by A. N Vorobyev, 1978
  8. Weightlifting Events at the 1996 Summer Olympics: Weightlifting at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's 64 Kg
  9. 1999 in Greece: 1999 World Weightlifting Championships, Greek Cup 1999-2000, Alpha Ethniki 1998-99, Greek Cup 1998-99, Alpha Ethniki 1999-2000
  10. 2005 in Bulgaria: Tangra 2004|05, 2005 Bulgarian Supercup, 2005 European Weightlifting Championships, Bulgarian Parliamentary Election, 2005
  11. How to chart your fitness progress: A personal guide to track athletic performance, weightlifting, cardiovascular, nutrition by Joel D Johnson, 1993
  12. USA Weightlifting
  13. Weightlifting Events at the 2007 World Weightlifting Championships: 2007 World Weightlifting Championships - Men's 69 Kg
  14. Weightlifting in Turkey: 2008 Turkey Youth Weightlifting Championship,

61. Olympic Weightlifting Teaching, Coaching Programmnig For The
Greg manages every aspect of my nutrition and weight control, and has now become an essential assistant to my primary weightlifting coach in all technical,
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62. Columbus Weightlifting Club, Inc.
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63. Weightlifting Bars Recalled By York Barbell Co. After Reports Of
Name of Product Olympic weightlifting Bars. Units About 3300. Manufacturer York Barbell Company Inc., of York, Pa. Hazard Due to a defect in the sleeve
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. Name of Product: Olympic Weightlifting Bars Units: About 3,300 Manufacturer: York Barbell Company Inc., of York, Pa. Hazard: Due to a defect in the sleeve mechanism, the bar can break under the pressure of significant weight, which could injure consumers and by-standers. Incidents/Injuries: York Barbell has received two reports of bars breaking under the pressure of significant weight. No injuries have been reported. Description and Models: This recall involves all 7' Int'l Hard Chrome 1000 lb. and 1500 lb. test Olympic bars with model number 32012 and 32013, 7' Int'l Black Oxide 1000 lb. and 1500 lb. test Olympic bars with model number 32020 and 32021, 7' International Men's Olympic Needle-bearing bars with model number 32010 and 6 ½' International Women's Olympic Needle-bearing bars with model number 32011. The bars have split sleeves and YORK is printed on the sleeve assemblies of each bar.

64. Faster Swimming - Weightlifting Guidelines For Swimmers
Most coaches don’t understand how weight lifting, body strength, speed and power work to help swimmers. This can be accomplished through weightlifting.
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These guidelines are taken from Section 8 of Faster Swimming. You can also purchase the Cross Training section from Faster Swimming here 2. Flexibility work is key especially after lifting. Stretching after lifting increases blood flow which aids in recovery. You must maintain your flexibility for swimming and retain full range of motion. 3. Large, compound, multi-joint exercises (i.e. the deadlift) should go first in a weight training program designed to improve athletic performance 4. Lift for improved performance, not to induce soreness. Unnecessary soreness will not only hinder general recovery but reduce power and speed in the water. 5. Maintain bar speed through out your lifting.

65. Key Muscles For Weightlifting
In 1924 the International weightlifting Federation altered the competition protocol by excluding single arm lifts and introduced the three lift program.
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Changes in the technical rules affect the evolution of technique
In 1924 the International Weightlifting Federation altered the competition protocol by excluding single arm lifts and introduced the three - lift program. This lasted until 1972. With fewer exercises to practice, a gradual evolution in weightlifting technique took place. Consequently, accompanying this evolution, the relative role of the strength of the major muscle groups involved in lifting the barbell changed.
The efficiency of lifting technique evolved from the "splot" and split method of descending under the barbell to the deep squat. Accompanying this evolution, the relative importance of the muscles of the upper extremities in the technique of lifting diminished; those of the lower extremities increased.
In 1964, the technical rules were changed to allow the bar to touch the thighs during the lift, i.e., the thigh brush became legal. With this change, the importance of the muscles of the legs dramatically increased. The final rule change effectively reducing further the importance of the muscles of the upper extremities was the elimination of the press in 1972.
With the rule change of 1964 permitting the barbell to brush the thighs, lifters were able to focus on fully utilizing the body's strongest muscles (the extensors of the legs and trunk). Subsequently, the technically proficient athlete would be able to lift a heavier barbell to a lower height, with less reliance on the weaker, bio - mechanically less adept (for lifting maximum weights) muscles of the upper extremities.

66. Weight Lifting During Pregnancy
Our prenatal fitness expert,Carl Petersen, gives tips and advice on weightlifting routines while pregnant.
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67. Weightlifting Gloves
weightlifting gloves are a must have fitness accessory whether you lift in the gym or at home. We carry Schiek and Grizzly Fitness weightlifting gloves that
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68. Usa Today Weightlifting
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Iraqi weightlifter defects Russian is world's strongest man Taimazov golden at 238-lbs. ... Greek lifter sets world record Iraqi wei ghtlifter has defected in Atlanta The Iraqi weightlifter who defected at the Atlanta Olympics said Thursday his gesture was a protest against ''the oppression of the Iraqi people'' by Saddam Hussein's regime. Raed Ahmed, who slipped out of the athletes' village Wednesday, appeared at news conference at an Atlanta hotel after meeting with Immigration and Naturalization Service officials. Ahmed said he applied for political asylum and was told a decision would be made within a few days. ''It's a political statement against the oppression of the Iraqi people,'' he said. R ussian is world's strongest man Andrey Chemerkin re-claimed the title of ''world's strongest man," while Alexander Kurlovich of Belarus and Manfred Nerlinger of Germany failed in their attempts to make Olympic weightlifting history. Chemerkin, the gold medalist at the 1995 world championships, broke the world record in the clean-and-jerk on his final lift to win the gold medal with a total of 1,008 pounds. The total equaled the world record set by Kurlovich on Nov. 27, 1994, and the clean-and-jerk effort of 573 pounds broke the record of 562 pounds set by silver medalist Ronny Weller of Germany a few minutes earlier. Weller finished with a total of 1,003 pounds. Stefan Botev of Australia won the bronze medal with 992 pounds.

69. Weightlifting Death Risk | Heart Disease | DISCOVER Magazine
Gym rats beware Heavy lifting may put you at risk of sudden death. Visit Discover Magazine to read this article and other exclusive science and technology
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70. OWA Home
Ontario weightlifting Association. We Want To Grow Olympic weightlifting In Ontario By supporting the various OWA events competitions you can help
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71. Weight Lifting, Weight Training, Strength Tips - Critical Bench
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    • 72. Weight Lifting (Resistance Training) Types, Programs, Tips And Benefits On Medic
    Get the facts about proper weightlifting technique, weight training, how to reduce the risk of injury, and the types, benefits, and effects of resistance
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    Medical Editor: William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR Pumped any iron lately? If not, you may want to consider it. Resistance exercise is a great way to round out your aerobic workout and help you stay strong. I'll discuss the ins and outs of resistance exercise in this article and then suggest two basic training plans to get you started.
    What is resistance exercise?
    Resistance exercise is any exercise where muscles contract against an external resistance with the objective of increasing strength, tone, mass, and/or muscular endurance. The resistance can come from dumbbells, weight machines, elastic tubing or bands , cinder blocks, cans of soup, your own body weight (for example, pushups), or any other object that forces your muscles to contract. Results occur when you train consistently over time.
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    73. Robotic Weightlifter Tutorial
    In this tutorial we will use a simulator that will help you to understand the trigonometric model behind the robotic weightlifter presented in Chapter 11.
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    In this tutorial we will use a simulator that will help you to understand the trigonometric model behind the robotic weightlifter presented in Chapter 11.
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    We will be using a weightlifting simulation throughout this tutorial. You can start it by clicking on the following button. If you can read this, you don't need glasses. But you do
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    The simulator displays an idealized robotic weightlifter:
    • The red lines represent the rigid body parts (the shin, thigh, and torso).
    • The blue angles are alpha, beta, and gamma from Figure 11.2 of the text.
    • The green angles are the knee and hip angles. (The ankle angle is always the same as alpha.)
    • The horizontal lines show the y-coordinates of the knee, hip, and shoulder.
    • The vertical lines show the x-coordinates of the hip, ankle/shoulder, and knee. (The x-coordinates of the ankle and shoulder are always zero.)
    You can animate the weightlifting action by modifying the knee angle using the control at the top and then selecting Lift from the Robot menu. During the animation, you can watch the angle and coordinate values change.

    74. Weight Lifting -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    Britannica online encyclopedia article on weight lifting sport in which barbells are lifted competitively or as an exercise.
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    sport in which barbells are lifted competitively or as an exercise. Weight lifting has a lengthy history. For many prehistoric tribes, the traditional test of manhood was the lifting of a special rock. Such manhood stones, some with the name of the first lifter incised, exist in Greece and in Scottish castles. The competitive lifting of stones still persists locally in Germany, Switzerland, the highlands of Montenegro, and the Basque region of Spain. In many such events the consecutive number of lifts within a given time period is used to declare a winner. For other activities using weights but distinct from weight lifting, see weight training bodybuilding , and powerlifting weight lifting Link to this article and share the full text with the readers of your Web site or blog-post.
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    75. Weight Lifting?
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    The Treaty of Waitangi is the considered the founding document of Aoteoroa New Zealand, the social contract between the largely European settlers (called Pakeha) and the local Maori communities. Signed on February 6, 1840, by representatives of the British Crown, and various Māori chiefs from the northern North Island of New Zealand, this treaty established a British governor in New Zealand, recognised Māori ownership of their lands and other properties, and gave Māori the rights of British subjects.
    Naval officer Captain William Hobson, who had earlier spent time in New Zealand, was dispatched from London in August 1839 with instructions to take the constitutional steps needed to establish a British colony. He was instructed to negotiate a voluntary transfer of sovereignty from Maori to the British Crown. He was sworn in as Lieutenant-Governor in Sydney and arrived in the Bay of Islands on January 29, 1840. Without a draft document prepared by lawyers or Colonial Office officials, Hobson was forced to write his own treaty with the help of his secretary, James Freeman, and British Resident James Busby, neither of whom was a lawyer.

    76. Weighty Matters
    Weighty Matters is an archive on the web for powerlifters and bodybuilders.
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    Weighty Matters is a selective archive of powerlifting and bodybuilding posts from the old misc.fitness and the newer misc.fitness.weights and other Internet chat groups. Maybe you'll find your old posts here? POST OF THE WEEK POWERLIFTING Advice on competitions, the Big Three Lifts, sample routines, and downloads of powerlifting spreadsheets. EXERCISES Hard to believe, but I've been saving posts from the Net about lifting weights since 1990. Back then, a chat group such as misc.fitness was a serous place to trade information and advice. Now there is so much trash that I stick pretty much to listserves such as "strength on-line." You'll find here an amazing trove of material organized by parts of the body and by lifts. These are the posts that made "Weighty Matters" famous. HOW-TO... How to add 20-40 pounds to your bench press, how to stretch, how to spot a fellow lifter, how to break through a plateau, how to breathe, how to make weight, and many more step-by-step guides to lifting. THE MENTAL GAME Tips on motivation, inspiring stories from your fellow lifters, and debates on the best strategies for lifting weights.

    77. Women's Weight Training
    Now you re probably scratching your head a little because—wait a minute—women don t lift weights! Well earth to you, sweetie, because they do and they do it
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    women's weight training search contact krista weights home stumptuous home what's new? ... links Well earth to you, sweetie, because they do and they do it well. Blazing a path through the legions of leg-lifting ladies who "just want to get toned", these guerilla grrrls of the gym are tossing aside the tyranny of the tiny pink weights to find out what fun the boys have been keeping under wraps. If you're a woman who's always secretly eyed those dumbbells but has always had some dummkopf tell you you would "hurt yourself", "get too big", or Gawd knows what other idiocies, this is a good place for you to start finding out the truth and to learn to love the iron. What you'll find here is good, basic advice and information which is grounded in research and experience, as well as a woman-positive sensibility which takes you seriously as a budding iron lover. I hope that you will find knowledge on this site that empowers you to address your own individual needs in the gym. Everyone from athletes to couch potatoes is welcome here. What you won't find here are junky advertisements for junky supplements, advice that trivializes your struggles and achievements with your body, or a one-size-fits-all exercise and diet prescription. Take what you need from the site, share it with others, and enjoy a site which is lovingly constructed and noncommercial.

    78. Get Big Muscle Building Tips Weight Lifting Exercises, Programs
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    80. VS Athletics > VS Athletics Weight Lifting Shoe
    So my decision was a size 12 in the weight lifting shoes. I feel that I could wear these for hours. They have a bit of room in the toes.
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