League Round 1
Training this week
I am away with work in Perth Mon, Tues Wed and Thurs- however the gym is open normal times and Angie is coaching
League Round 1
Great lifting by Josh Wu to surpass the Qualifying total for the Arafura Games U17 squad
Nice work John Walz to pull a 132 PB snatch after a shaky start
Awesome 55Kg Snatch from Kory
http://www.qwa.org/liftstats/compresultsgd1.asp?compid=534
New Qld Records
John Walz - new Qld Open Male 94Kg Snatch Record - 132Kg
John Walz - new Qld Open Male 94Kg Total Record - 294Kg
Personal Bests
James Norman - 51Kg class - PB Snatch of 44Kg, up by 2Kg
James Norman - 51Kg class - PB CJ of 64Kg, up by 9Kg
James Norman - 51Kg class - PB Total of 108Kg, up by 12Kg
James Pakchung - 77Kg class - PB Snatch of 55Kg, up by 20Kg
James Pakchung - 77Kg class - PB CJ of 60Kg, up by 20Kg
James Pakchung - 77Kg class - PB Total of 115Kg, up by 40Kg
John Walz - 94Kg class - PB Snatch of 132Kg, up by 2Kg
John Walz - 94Kg class - PB CJ of 162Kg, up by 2Kg
John Walz - 94Kg class - PB Total of 294Kg, up by 6Kg
Jonathan Pakchung - 85Kg class - PB Snatch of 92Kg, up by 11Kg
Jonathan Pakchung - 85Kg class - PB CJ of 110Kg, up by 10Kg
Jonathan Pakchung - 85Kg class - PB Total of 202Kg, up by 21Kg
Joshua Wu - 51Kg class - PB Snatch of 48Kg, up by 3Kg
Joshua Wu - 51Kg class - PB CJ of 68Kg, up by 13Kg
Joshua Wu - 51Kg class - PB Total of 116Kg, up by 16Kg
Korey Watson-Watt - 56Kg class - PB Snatch of 55Kg, up by 5Kg
Korey Watson-Watt - 56Kg class - PB Total of 115Kg, up by 5Kg
Linzey Beister - 94Kg class - PB Snatch of 95Kg, up by 4Kg
Linzey Beister - 94Kg class - PB CJ of 130Kg, up by 10Kg
Linzey Beister - 94Kg class - PB Total of 225Kg, up by 14Kg
Riley Pollard - 105+Kg class - PB Snatch of 71Kg, up by 21Kg
Riley Pollard - 105+Kg class - PB CJ of 80Kg, up by 20Kg
Riley Pollard - 105+Kg class - PB Total of 151Kg, up by 41Kg
Steven Eadie - 85Kg class - PB CJ of 110Kg, up by 3Kg
Steven Eadie - 85Kg class - PB Total of 195Kg, up by 5Kg
Qualifying 2011- Additional Info
- 2011 Lima World Youth Championships - the AWF will NOT be represented at the 2011 World Youth Championships.
- AWF Youth Camp - utilising the original budget allocation for the 2011 World Youth Championships the AWF will form a Youth Squad comprised of five (5) female sand five (5) male Youth athletes born during or after 1994 who have performed the highest % score measured against the AWF `D' Standard in AWF sanctioned events throughout 2010 and up to the conclusion of the Australian Club Championships on Sunday 27 March, 2011. The selected Youth athletes will need the endorsement of their respective State association. The ten (10) Youth Athletes will attend a Youth Training Camp at the AIS, Canberra during the period 3-9 July, 2011. The athletes will be supervised by two AWF assigned coaches. Three Personal Coaches will also be invited to attend the Camp at some personal cost and will receive professional development opportunities throughout the week of activities.
- 2011 Paris Word Championships - the three (3) highest qualified athletes across both genders measured against the Senior Elite Male/Female Standards will receive 100% funding for the 2011 Paris World Championships, athletes ranked 4 & 5 across both genders measured against Senior Elite Male/Female Standards will receive 50% funding. Other qualified athletes ranked 6, 7, 8, 9.... achieving the Senior Elite Standard within the respective qualifying period and at qualifying events will NOT receive any funding but will be able to form part of the team and be subject to team regulations should they decide to fully fund their participation at the 2011 Paris World Championships. Should two athletes equal the same score then their next highest score from any other qualifying event will count toward selection and ranking, If one athlete has only lifted in one qualifying event and has registered a score the same as another athlete who has lifted in two then the athlete with two scores will be ranked highest and so on. This may encourage athletes to contest more than one qualifying event.
- 2011 Penang Junior World Championships - the top two (2) Junior (born during or after 1991) male athletes and top two (2) Junior female athletes who register the highest score measured against the AWF `A' Grade Standard will receive 100% funding for the 2011 Penang World Junior Championships. Any other junior male or female athletes who meet the `A’ Grade Standard within the respective qualifying period and qualifying events will be able to form part of the team and be subject to team regulations should they agree to fully fund their participation at the 2011 Penang World Junior Championships. Should two athletes equal the same score then their next highest score from any other qualifying event will count toward selection and ranking, If one athlete has only lifted in one qualifying event and has registered a score the same as another athlete who has lifted in two then the athlete with two scores will be ranked highest and so on.
- National Coaching Panel - the AWF Board requested that the High Performance Advisory Committee develop a Terms of Reference regarding the formation of an AWF National Coaching Panel. The fundamental purpose of the National Coaching Panel will be to raise the standard of the training and competition performance of Australian weightlifters at future domestic and international events.
- AWF Athlete Squads - in addition to the 2011 Youth Squad the AWF will be inviting athletes to become members of the 2011 Junior Squad and Glasgow Commonwealth Games Shadow Squad. These invitations will be circulated soon after the conclusion of the 2011 National Club Championships.
- AWF 2011 Junior Squad - the 2011 Junior Squad will consist of the top eight (8) Junior males born during or after 1991 and top four (4) Female athletes, born during or after 1991, who have performed the highest % score measured against the AWF `C' Grade Standard in AWF sanctioned events throughout 2010 and up to the conclusion of the Australian Club Championships on Sunday 27 March, 2011.
- 2011 Australian Junior Commonwealth Games Squad - the Australian Commonwealth Games Association (ACGA) Board is currently reviewing the Australian Junior Commonwealth Games Squad (AJCGS) Program. Should the ACGA decide to continue with the AJCGS Program and inform the AWF of such, the AWF will nominate those athletes previously selected into the 2011 AWF Junior Squad.
- Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Shadow Squad – invitations will go out to those athletes who have demonstrated the commitment and capacity to be selected as a member of the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games ACGA team.
- Coach Education Program (CEP) – during 2011 AWF State Members will receive the following payments regarding the delivery of any CEPs delivered within each state - $500 for venue and equipment hire, $150 for the supply of refreshments and $50 for each participant taking part in the CEP. A CEP which has 15 paid participants would equate to a payment of $1,400 to the State Member. This payment supersedes the previous 35% profit dividend paid to States.
Take a long term approach to your training - don't be a shooting star !
Getting to the top level in olympic weighlifting takes many qualities
One of most important things to take is a long term approach and keep consistantly chipping away at things....
Damo Ben Joel and Troy did not walk in and rise to their level in a couple of years it took 10+ years of dedication through lots of ups and downs and many sacrifices to get to where they are now
QWA League Round 1 - Preliminary entries & schedule
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400+ sinclair
Congratulations to Damo who was the only Australian lifter to make 400+ sinclair last year with 400.24
Here are the top 20 Qld lifters since the new bodyweight classes came out in 1998
Rank | Name | Age | Club | Bwt | Snatch | C & J | Total | Date | Sinclair |
1 | Damon Kelly | Sen (83) | Cougars | 149.06 | 176 | 221 | 397 | 4/10/2010 | 400.242 |
2 | Ben Turner | Sen (84) | Cougars | 69.00 | 128 | 171 | 299 | 10/09/2005 | 400.068 |
3 | Joel Wilson | U20 (86) | Cougars | 68.59 | 127 | 156 | 283 | 16/03/2006 | 380.144 |
4 | Anthony Martin | Sen (79) | Cougars | 144.40 | 162 | 212 | 375 | 5/09/2003 | 378.192 |
5 | David DeRose | Sen (82) | Cairns Green Ants | 67.60 | 120 | 147 | 267 | 23/06/2007 | 362.041 |
6 | Troy Hewkins | Sen (86) | Cougars | 83.75 | 133 | 167 | 300 | 18/07/2009 | 359.928 |
7 | Robert Galsworthy | Sen (89) | Cougars | 104.77 | 145 | 184 | 329 | 4/10/2010 | 359.132 |
8 | Lad Singh | Sen (83) | Cougars | 105.00 | 155 | 170 | 325 | 13/02/2010 | 354.497 |
9 | Anthony Salsone | U20 (87) | Cougars | 75.70 | 115 | 151 | 266 | 14/04/2007 | 336.039 |
10 | John Walz | Sen (87) | Cougars | 89.40 | 126 | 160 | 286 | 30/10/2010 | 332.632 |
11 | Alex Goodyear | Sen (72) | Cougars | 77.30 | 120 | 142 | 262 | 9/05/1998 | 327.007 |
12 | Ken Chandler | Sen (76) | Cougars | 92.75 | 125 | 162 | 287 | 24/11/2001 | 326.796 |
13 | Joshua Brady | U20 (88) | Cougars | 74.80 | 113 | 143 | 256 | 31/03/2007 | 325.698 |
14 | Paul Wheeler | Sen (71) | Honeybadgers | 99.75 | 130 | 160 | 290 | 13/11/2004 | 320.506 |
15 | John Yamasaki | U20 (84) | Cougars | 61.70 | 97 | 120 | 217 | 28/06/2003 | 313.821 |
16 | Dean Lukin | Sen (83) | Cougars | 104.55 | 121 | 166 | 287 | 12/12/2009 | 313.513 |
17 | Craig Wegert | Sen (73) | USQ | 121.45 | 135 | 165 | 300 | 8/07/2000 | 311.867 |
18 | Mitchell Barnaba | Sen (86) | Cougars | 89.00 | 114 | 153 | 267 | 14/02/2009 | 311.168 |
19 | Tim Oberg | Sen (78) | None | 84.20 | 115 | 145 | 260 | 4/08/2000 | 309.889 |
20 | James Turner | Sen (78) | Cougars | 68.84 | 100 | 130 | 230 | 12/12/2003 | 308.213 |
Here are the top 20 U20 Qld lifters since the new bodyweight classes came out in 1998
Rank | Name | Age | Club | Bwt | Snatch | C & J | Total | Date | Sinclair |
1 | Joel Wilson | U20 (86) | Cougars | 68.59 | 127 | 156 | 283 | 16/03/2006 | 380.144 |
2 | Ben Turner | U18 (84) | Cougars | 68.65 | 120 | 162 | 282 | 13/12/2002 | 378.583 |
3 | Damon Kelly | U20 (83) | Cougars | 140.96 | 155 | 209 | 362 | 17/07/2003 | 366.143 |
4 | Anthony Martin | U20 (79) | Cougars | 139.10 | 155 | 200 | 355 | 5/09/1998 | 359.704 |
5 | Troy Hewkins | U20 (86) | Cougars | 76.30 | 124 | 150 | 274 | 26/11/2005 | 344.556 |
6 | Anthony Salsone | U20 (87) | Cougars | 75.70 | 115 | 151 | 266 | 14/04/2007 | 336.039 |
7 | Joshua Brady | U20 (88) | Cougars | 74.80 | 113 | 143 | 256 | 31/03/2007 | 325.698 |
8 | David DeRose | U20 (82) | Cairns Green Ants | 74.62 | 112 | 140 | 252 | 22/06/2002 | 321.696 |
9 | John Yamasaki | U20 (84) | Cougars | 61.70 | 97 | 120 | 217 | 28/06/2003 | 313.821 |
10 | John Walz | U18 (87) | Cougars | 86.90 | 115 | 147 | 262 | 10/09/2004 | 308.750 |
11 | Mitchell Barnaba | U20 (86) | Cougars | 76.85 | 107 | 135 | 242 | 26/05/2006 | 303.816 |
12 | Nathan Kahi | U18 (92) | Cougars | 67.45 | 95 | 128 | 223 | 4/12/2010 | 302.813 |
13 | Luke Gardner | U18 (88) | Cougars | 103.60 | 122 | 155 | 277 | 4/11/2006 | 301.885 |
14 | Tim Oberg | U20 (78) | None | 84.85 | 110 | 140 | 250 | 14/03/1998 | 296.815 |
15 | Scott Clark | U20 (91) | Sunshine Coast | 60.15 | 92 | 110 | 202 | 26/09/2010 | 296.681 |
16 | George Mylne | U18 (85) | Toowoomba | 73.40 | 100 | 125 | 225 | 23/08/2003 | 289.531 |
17 | Jason Power | U18 (82) | St Laurences College | 76.50 | 100 | 130 | 230 | 21/10/2000 | 288.788 |
18 | Matthew Turner | U20 (82) | Cougars | 76.80 | 92 | 137 | 230 | 30/11/2002 | 288.136 |
19 | Stephen Davies | U16 (88) | Cougars | 73.45 | 95 | 125 | 220 | 10/09/2004 | 282.980 |
20 | Lee Truong | U20 (79) | Charters Towers | 66.45 | 87 | 117 | 205 | 1/08/1998 | 281.281 |
Here is Joel at 15 weighing 65Kg Snatching 107.5 and Clean and Jerking 135
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_hSaMPRFRk