Nail Muchamedjarov

Nail Muchamedjarov
Personal information
Surname:	Nail Narymanowytsch Muchamedjarov
Nationality:	Soviet Union Ukraine
Date of birth:	December 8, 1962
Place of birth:	Leninsk , Soviet Union
Size:	171 cm
Medal table

Nail Narymanowytsch Muchamedjarow ( Ukrainian Наіль Нариманович Мухамед'яров , Russian Наиль Нариманович Мухамедьяров Nail Narimanowitsch Muchamedjarow even Наиль Мухамедяров * 8. December 1962 in the former Leninsk , Andijan Region , Uzbekistan SSR of the Soviet Union ) is a former Soviet weightlifter Tatar origin, from Started in 1993 for Ukraine .

Career

Muchamedjarov's first national success was the second place at the Soviet championships in 1985 in the light heavyweight up to 82.5 kg, where he achieved 352.5 kg (155.0 / 197.5 kg). Then he appeared again for the first time in 1988 when he was middleweight up to 90 kg with a duel of 402.5 kg (182.5 / 220.0 kg) Soviet champion.

This achievement qualified Muchamedjarov, along with Anatoly Chrapaty , for participation in the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. Here he took second place with 400.0 kg (177.5 / 222.5 kg) behind Chrapaty and in front of Sławomir Zawada , who also lifted 400 kg, but was 100 g heavier. Chrapaty was already leading with a lead of 10 kg after snapping and was able to expand this with 225.0 kg in the push.

For the Soviet championship in 1990 Muchamedjarow had changed the weight class and now competed in the 1st heavyweight up to 100 kg. Here he won his second title with 410.0 kg (180.0 / 230.0 kg). At the 1990 World Championships in Budapest he competed with a body weight of 100.10 kg in the 2nd heavyweight up to 110 kg, as he had higher chances of medals here due to the weaker and smaller field of participants and in the 1st heavyweight up to 100 kg with Igor Sadykov and Sergei Kopytow two Soviet lifters have already started. With 390.0 kg (170.0 / 220.0 kg) in a duel, Muchamedjarow took second place behind Stefan Botew , who outclassed his competition with 440.0 kg.

In 1991 Muchamedjarow started at the last Soviet championship in Donetsk . With 407.5 kg (185.0 / 222.5 kg) he was able to take second place in the 1st heavyweight up to 100 kg behind Tymur Tajmasow with 412.5 kg. Muchamedjarow had his only start for Ukraine in 1993 at the European Championships in Sofia , where he could not bring in a valid attempt in the new class up to 99 kg after 177.5 kg in the snap in the push and thus remained unplaced.

Muchamedjarow is the head of the Institute of Physical Education at the State Engineering-Pedagogical University (Крымский инженерно-педагогический университет) in Simferopol . He lives in Simferopol, is married and has two daughters.

Top performances

• Tear: 185.0 kg in the class up to 100.0 kg at the 1991 Soviet championships in Donetsk
• Push: 230.0 kg in the class up to 100.0 kg at the Soviet championships in Lipetsk in 1990
• Duel: 410.0 kg (180.0 / 230.0 kg) in the class up to 100.0 kg at the Soviet championships in Lipetsk in 1990

Web links

• Profile of Nail Muchamedjarow in the lift-up project at chidlovski.net (English)
• Nail Muchamedjarow at the Institute for Applied Training Science
• Nail Muchamedjarow in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )
• Profile in Кто есть Кто в Крыму (who is who of Crimea, Russian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ученый совет ( Russian ) kipu.crimea.ua. September 6, 2007. Accessed on September 3, 2010.  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
2. ↑ Мухамедьяров Наиль Нариманович ( Russian ) MostPromo. May 2010. Retrieved September 3, 2010.