Svetlana Podobedowa

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Svetlana Podobedowa Weightlifting
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Svetlana Podobedowa, 2012

Personal information
Surname: Svetlana Nikolajewna Podobedowa
Nationality: RussiaRussia Russia → KazakhstanKazakhstanKazakhstan 
Date of birth: May 25, 1986
Place of birth: Sima , Russian SFSR , USSR
Medal table
Medals

Svetlana Nikolajewna Podobedova ( Kazakh / Russian Светлана Николаевна Подобедова , English transcription Svetlana Podobedova ; born May 25, 1986 in Sima ) is an early Russian, now Kazakh weightlifter .

Career

Svetlana Podobedowa from Sima in the Irkutsk Oblast , who started for Lok Sima, was discovered for weightlifting at the age of twelve and has since trained in various training centers. At the age of 20 she was one of the world's best weightlifters in the class up to 75 kg, together with Natalja Sabolotnaja and the Chinese Liu Chunhong . It started for Russia until 2006 . On July 19, 2006, Podobedowa was convicted of doping during a training test and was then banned from all competitions by the International Weightlifting Federation (IMF) until July 18, 2008.

Her first public appearance after the ban took place at the 2009 World Championships in Goyang, where she competed for Kazakhstan and with three new world records she won all three gold medals in the class up to 75 kg. The world records had risen to 132 kg in snatch, 160 kg in jerk and 292 kg in duel, which she improved her own world record of June 2, 2006 by 6 kg. The 286 kg remain as a junior world record. Second at the 2009 World Cup was the Chinese Cao Lei, who was doped in the duel at the 2008 Olympic Games .

At the 2010 World Championships in Antalya, she improved the world record in snatching to 134 kg, in pushing to 161 kg and the record for the overall standings to 295 kg, after Natalja Sabolotnaja had already increased the world records to 133 kg and 293 kg at the same event. Since April 16, 2011, Nadezhda Evstjuchina has been the world record holder with 162 kg in pushing and improved this record on November 10, 2011 to 163 kg.

Again doping

In 2016, a post-doping test by the International Olympic Committee found that Podobedova had won her Olympic medal from London 2012 by illicit means. She is therefore considered a repeat offender; the medal was revoked .

International successes / all-around

In championships the scoring takes place separately for tearing, pushing and the overall scoring; however, the following table only shows the overall ranking.

year space competition Weight class
2001 2. Youth EM in Klosterneuburg b. Vienna over 69 kg body weight with 187.5 kg, behind Olha Korobka , Ukraine , 200 kg and in front of Timea Huber, Hungary , 165 kg
2002 4th Junior European Championship in Nuora / Italy up to 75 kg body weight with 215 kg, winner: Natalja Sabolotnaja , Russia, 235 kg
2003 1. Junior European Championship in Valencia up to 75 kg body weight with 225 kg, before Mayte Ballesteros, Spain , 182.5 kg
2003 12. World Cup in Vancouver up to 75 kg body weight with 230 kg, winner: Nahla Ramadan , Egypt, 262.5 kg, ahead of Slawejka Ruschinska , Bulgaria, 252.5 kg
2004 1. EM in Kiev up to 75 kg body weight with 250 kg, in front of Şule Şahbaz , Turkey , 247.5 kg and Christina Ioannides, Greece , 240 kg
2004 2. Junior World Championships in Minsk up to 75 kg body weight with 257.5 kg, behind Nahla Ramadan, 260 kg and in front of Yu Hongkian, China, 227.5 kg
2005 1. EM in Sofia up to 75 kg body weight with 262.5 kg, ahead of Valentina Popowa , Russia, 262.5 kg and Rumiana Petkowa, Bulgaria, 235 kg
2005 2. Junior World Championships in Busan up to 75 kg body weight with 262 kg, behind Liu Chunhong , China, 273 kg and in front of Irina Vlasowa, Kazakhstan, 235 kg
2006 1. Junior World Championship up to 75 kg body weight with 286 kg (128 kg + 158 kg) off Sinta Darmaniani, India , 239 kg
2009 1. World Cup in Goyang / South Korea up to 75 kg body weight with 292 kg (132–160), before Cao Lei , China , 269 kg (121–148) and Hripsime Churschudjan , Armenia , 267 kg (120–147)
2010 1. World Cup in Antalya / Turkey up to 75 kg body weight with 295 kg (133–161), before Natalja Sabolotnaja , Russia , 293 kg (133–160) and Nadeschda Evstjuchina , Russia , 283 kg (123–160)

KG: body weight; WM: World Championship; EM: European Championship

World Cup and European Championship: individual medals

  • World Cup gold medals: 2009 / tearing, 132 kg - 2009 / pushing, 160 kg - 2011 / tearing 131 kg
  • World Championship silver medals: 2011 / pushing 156 kg
  • European Championship gold medals: 2004, push, 137.5 kg - 2005, push, 147.5 kg
  • European Championship silver medals: 2004, tear, 112.5 kg - 2005, tear, 115 kg

Russian championships

  • 2005, 1st place, up to 75 kg body weight, with 272.5 kg in front of Wiktorija Semjonowa, 240 kg
Explanations
  • all competitions in single combat, consisting of snatch and push,
  • WM = World Championship,
  • KG = body weight

Web links

Commons : Svetlana Podobedova  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Weightlifting: Podobedowa with three world records
  2. ↑ Doping at the 2008 Olympics: Another 15 weightlifters tested positive. Spiegel Online , August 24, 2016, accessed September 5, 2016 .
  3. ^ Four Olympic weightlifting champions doped from London. (No longer available online.) Die Zeit , June 16, 2016, archived from the original on December 3, 2016 ; accessed on August 16, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.zeit.de
  4. ^ IOC sanctions eight athletes for failing anti-doping test at London 2012. International Olympic Committee , November 27, 2016, accessed April 21, 2018 .
personal data
SURNAME Podobedowa, Svetlana
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Podobedowa, Svetlana Nikolajewna; Подобедова, Светлана Николаевна (Russian); Podobedova, Svetlana
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian-Kazakh weightlifter
DATE OF BIRTH May 25, 1986
PLACE OF BIRTH Sima , Russian SFSR , USSR