რამოდენიმე წლის წინ მახსოვს ვიღაც რუსმა დაუწერა ლაშა ძლიერია მაგრამ 500 კილო მისთვისაც შეუძლებელიაო და მგონი ძაან ცოტა დარჩა არაა??..მე ეჭვი არ მეპარება..❤❤❤🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
The lifter Kurinov weighing about 290 lbs. C&J 266 in 1987. He jerked the the weight overhead with no press out put his feet together but the weight keep slowly spinning he dropped the weight and got red lights. Just type in 266 c&j kurinov and you will see the lift.
У лаши длинные руки, тянуть вроде полегче, а вот фиксировать посложнее. Да и год выдался очень продуктивный ну и тяжёлый, поди совсем не отдыхал. Европа, олимпиада, мир, плюс национальные чемпионаты. Надо отдохнуть, но не долго. Ждём с нетерпением новых выступлений, ну и заветные пол тонны.
@@gelios1970 спорно: сто лет,а то и больше ста лет,такие атлеты не рождаются.Можно и " реже" - смысл понятен,а стилистически ,кому как больше нравится.
Мои 50 центов как кандидата наук: с точки зрения корректности выражения оба варианта допустимы, но различаются акцентом. Первый вариант - “Рождаются раз в сто лет, а то и реже.” Он более точный и логичный, так как подчеркивает редкость подобных спортсменов и использует слово “реже” для усиления этой идеи. Этот вариант считается грамматически и стилистически нейтральным и правильным. Второй вариант - “Рождаются раз в сто лет, а то и больше.” Он менее корректен с логической точки зрения, потому что “больше” обычно подразумевает временной промежуток, а не частоту. В разговорной речи такое выражение может использоваться для усиления смысла, но стилистически и по точности выражения предпочтительнее слово “реже”. Таким образом, слово “реже” является более корректным и подходящим вариантом для этой фразы.
@@Petru_July-fc2bp Как бурят, благодарю за квалифицированные разъяснения, спасибо от души ! У меня в Советском еще аттестате по русскому вообще тройка, память спасает ).
ГРЕКИ ЗАБРАЛИ С САКАРТВЕЛО- С ГРУЗИЙ ВСЕ: КУЛЬТУРУ, ЗОЛОТОЕ РУНО, МЕДИЦИНУ - ЗАБРАЛИ МЕДЕЮ И С НИМ МЕДИЦИНССКОЕ ЗНАНИЕ , ДАБИЧУ И ПЛАВЛЕНИЯ ХОЛОТА, ЗАБРАЛИ ФИЛОСОФИЮ, АРИТМЕТИКУ, ГЕОМЕТРИЯ,АРХИТЕКТУРУ, РИТОРИКУ, ГЕОГРАФИЮ- ГЕО- ТАК ГРЕКИ НАС НАЗЫВАЮТ ! ЗЕМЛЕДЕЛЬЕ, ВИНОДЕЛЬЕ , ИЗУЧИЛИ ДЕЛАТЬ КЕРАМИКУ И ГЛИНУ ОБРАБОТЫВАТЬ ! ЕТО МАЛАЯ ЧАСТЬ ЧТО НАПИСАЛ .
@@ВиталийБабенко-х9с По моим словам я готов поднять 328 кг ,просто не мотивирован...а на счёт тараненко посмотри 266 как поднял криво,чуть пополам не переломался а рывок у него был всего 210 кг .теперь сравни 210 и 266 ели поднятые с 225 и 267 поднятыми с запасом..225 уж точно с запасом
@@ВиталийБабенко-х9с я не фанатею,просто сколько бы лаша не поднял,тут же кто то появляется и начинает :тараненко поднял ,или поднял БЫ больше и т.д. Я уверен если лаша поднимет даже 300 кг,всё же кто то скажет что ему сказали что кто то видел человека который слышал что тараненко поднял 301 кг )))
Pocket Hercules has separated himself by so much that he belongs on Mount Rushmore alone. He was winning by larger margins in a much smaller weight class in a much more competitive era. Lasha is a great though, finally caught up to the weightlifting records from the Bulgarian era, which most weight classes are still far behind on.
What did the judges see that they thaught the lift wasn't good? The only thing I see is that his right elbow just gives a little bit in but nowhere near a pressout. It was a hard lift for him. Standing up from the split wasn't an easy feat and it almost looked like he wouldn't be able to stand upright, because he had to extend both knees while his hip was already fully extended.
@@DennisDuda it's a weight most lifters never will deadlift. He's throwing it over head, I think anyones elbows would wobble under that weight. Anyways it was a good lift, no press out and I've seen much "uglier" lifts been white lighted. Lasha is just incredible
@@paradoxxgaming No pressout indeed. But, the jerk was on the border of rebended elbows which always makes room for discussion. Obviously it's extremely heavy and Lasha is very talented.
@@jonmolina948 It is just amazing the strain on the human body that amount of weight causes. Pushing that with his arms which are in no way made to handle that kind of force bearing down on them. I remember when the Beast Eddie did a static lift of 525 lbs just a few inches, a straight one-armed press, and the amount of damage that did to him you could tell was serious just for those few seconds. Now imagine doing that weight, plus another 40lbs, and yea with two arms, but a bloody clean and jerk, right from the floor to over your head, over and over and over again in the competition format these lifts happen. When you don't get to wait until you are perfectly recovered, or your blood pressure is no longer skyrocketing etc. You have to go as soon as you are called. Clearly not ideal conditions. The damage it must do to ligaments, cartilage, etc. I can only imagine that when these guys are in their 50's most of the cartilage between bones by then is completely compacted flat... perhaps I am wrong and they know how to preserve it still under these insane conditions, but I just don't see how... because the human body was simple not designed through evolution to handle these kinds of insane stresses, let alone again and again and again. Weight lifting, compared to almost any other sport I think this has to be the hardest on the body long term, and even short term as well...
Свершилось! Очень Красиво! Лаша - Великий! Анатолий Писаренко, Александр Курлович, Леонид Тараненко - Тоже Великие! И Те Кто Толкал 260, Также Молодцы, И Герои Тяжёлой Атлетики.
@@TheFredrock12 they specialize in different things. Ask lasha to compete in strongmen he would come dead last. In terms of pure strength top strongman are above lasha no question they train more for overall strength and more robust. You probably just aren’t familiar with the sport
Great stuff, congratulations. Bettering Taranenko's record after 33 years is an achievement of its own. Wonder if he will ever get that 500 though. He still needs to get 8 kg which does not look much but in this range its a ton. Still if someone has a chance to do it then its him
There was no pressout. A slight play in the elbow. However, the pressout was an issue 50 years ago when PRESS was anoher competition. Then, to make a distinction between Press and Clean and Jerk - no pressout was enforced. But today, it is absolutely stupid to cancel perfect lifts for a wobbly elbow. Most of these judges never lifted more than 120 Kg. So, they do not understand that TODAY a wobbly elbow, or a small pressout DO NOT MATTER. One just has to get the weight up on streight arms.
Huge congratz to big lasha. 225kg and 267kg. For 492kg. Awesome. The hush before he cleaned the 267kg was intense. Do not no why the judges got involved. Lasha i think can do 230 to 232kg snatch, he is so strong and very reliable. For that golden 500kg im thinking at least 230kg snatch, i think he has to give himself as much leeway as possible going into the clean and jerk. I mean coming out to have to clean and jerk say 270kg or 272kg to hit 500kg total im not sure. A 232kg snatch and a 268kg gets him the lot, a WR in snatch that nobody will touch for decades, and a clean and jerk WR nobody will touch in decades, and a total that will stand for decades in 500kg. Be incredible if the big man can do it. But as for now huge congratz to lasha on a 225kg snatch that will stand until lasha beats it, if not it will stand for decades, and if lasha does not improve on a 267kg clean and jerk it will stand for decades, and his 492kg total will stand for decades. Lasha is a massive draw in mens 109kg+ catagory. It is a pleasure to see him lift and stick these huge lifts with hardly any time in between to rest. Bless the big man and i hope he stays healthy going into the OLYMPICS.
Cuesta años y años y años de trabajo muy duro y sacrificios para lograr esto. Es un extraordinario atleta, de los mejores de la Historia, lo mejor para él, lo merece! Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.💪💪💪👍🖒👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
