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Latest Australian Rankings
http://www.awf.com.au/docs/AWFrankings.xls
Video of States
http://europe.yeatesit.com/2010QLDSNR/
Congratulations to Kory on his 20Kg weighted chin - not bad for a 14 year old 52Kg lifter
ANTI DOPING INFORMATION-METHYLHEXANEAMINE
The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) has recently warned all Australian athletes and coaches about the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine, following a spate of positive doping tests both in Australia and overseas. Methylhexaneamine was added to the WADA banned substance list in 2010.
AIS Sports Nutrition has compiled the following advice in relation to this substance:-
Historically, Methylhexaneamine has been used in nasal decongestant sprays, however because of its stimulant effects, it is increasingly being found in nutritional supplements. Methylhexaneamine may be identified on labels as one of the following:
- Methylhexaneamine — Forthan — 2-hexanamine 4-methyl-
- Methylhexanamine —Floradrene — 2-hexanamine, 4-methyl- (9CI)
- DMAA — 4-methyl-2-hexanamine — 1,3-dimethylamylamine
- Geranamine — 4-Methylhexan-2-amine – 1, 3-dimethylpentylamine
- Forthane — 2-amino-4-methylhexane — Pentylamine, 1, 3-dimethyl-
Methylhexaneamine is also a component of geranium oil. Therefore, it may also be listed on supplement labels / ingredients lists as:
- Flower oil extract (geranium)
- Geranium oil extract
Methylhexaneamine is often combined with caffeine in nutritional supplements to promote a stimulant and thermogenic effect. This is most likely to occur in two types of products:
- Weight loss supplements (i.e. drink powders / pills which are promoted to enhance fat or weight loss). These supplements often used to contain ephedra, which is also listed on the WADA banned substance list.
- Pre-exercise ‘stimulant’ supplements – frequently promoted and sold within body building circles as a pre-exercise ‘boost’ to enhance training.
These products are for sale over the counter in Australia and can be readily obtained over the internet.
Athletes should be aware of the potential risks involved in taking any nutritional supplement and note that under the World Anti-Doping Code strict liability principle, athletes are ultimately responsible for any substance found in their body. This means that even if a failed drug test results from a mistake or a contaminated supplement, the athlete is still at fault.
It is important for all athletes to carefully check the ingredients list of any nutritional supplement, and if unsure check with their sports doctor, sports dietitian or with ASADA.
Position at Knee Height
At knee height
- shins should be vertical
- arms should be straight
- shoulders should be over the bar
- The bar should be very close to the body
- back the same shape as when standing upright
- head should be looking straight forward
- You should have your weight evenly distributed across your feet
What mistakes are these athletes making ?
1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane
With Mike, Leo, Lyn and others -
the weights and chalk buckets and stands look very familiar as well !
Shame there is not more footage of Mike and Leo Lifting - Leo is built !
1982 Commonwealth Games Weightlifting Part 1
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNvu2LA0xvg
1982 Commonwealth Games Weightlifting Part 2
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2_9qsAV_oo
Results Qld State Championships
Full Results QLD Senior Championships 2010
Great lifting from all today
John Walz - new Qld Open Male 94Kg Snatch Record - 126Kg
John Walz - 94Kg class - PB Snatch of 126Kg, up by 5Kg
John Walz - 94Kg class - PB CJ of 160Kg, up by 10Kg
John Walz - 94Kg class - PB Total of 286Kg, up by 24Kg
Jonathan Pakchung - 85Kg class - PB Snatch of 80Kg, up by 5Kg
Jonathan Pakchung - 85Kg class - PB Total of 171Kg, up by 1Kg
Lad Singh - 105Kg class - PB CJ of 172Kg, up by 2Kg
Linzey Beister - 94Kg class - PB Snatch of 85Kg, up by 5Kg
Linzey Beister - 94Kg class - PB CJ of 117Kg, up by 7Kg
Linzey Beister - 94Kg class - PB Total of 202Kg, up by 12Kg
Steven Eadie - 94Kg class - PB Snatch of 77Kg, up by 2Kg
Steven Eadie - 94Kg class - PB CJ of 107Kg, up by 12Kg
Steven Eadie - 94Kg class - PB Total of 184Kg, up by 14Kg
Photos
Photo Sets of the last session can be purchased from http://www.actioninfocus.com.au/ for $20 for the set
Ref Course
There is a free referee course at 6.00pm to 7.30pm this Wednesday - no booking required.
Please could all parents and senior athletes turn up for this course as we are desperate for new referees
PS - All referees get a free feed during QWA run events :)
Next Comps
Only 4 Weeks to the League Final on the 27th November
Only 5 Weeks to MK Shield on Dec 4th
Only 6 Weeks to Nationals in Tasmania on Dec 11th