Vladimir Stepanowitsch Stogow
Wladimir Stepanowitsch Stogow ( Russian Владимир Степанович Стогов , scientific transliteration Vladimir Stepanovič Stogov ; born November 5, 1930 , † May 17, 2005 in Moscow) was a Soviet weightlifter .
Career
Vladimir Stogov started lifting weights at the age of 18. He showed a lot of talent and achieved excellent placements in many competitions in the Soviet Union. Therefore, he was delegated to the central army sports club CSKA Moscow , where he found excellent coach and training conditions. In 1955 he was first Soviet champion before him for the succession of the exchanged into the featherweight Olympic champion Ivan Udodow struggling Viktor Wilchowski and Bakir Farchutdinow . He was then sent to the world championship in Munich , where he promptly became world champion in bantamweight. Until 1962 he then represented the Soviet Union at many international championships with great success. But he did not succeed in becoming an Olympic champion . In 1956 the American Charles Vinci snatched the gold medal from him. In 1960 he was not used.
After finishing his active career, Vladimir Stogov was an officer in the Soviet Army.
International success
(OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship, Ba = Bantamweight)
- 1955, 1st place , World Youth Festival, Ba, with 325 kg;
- 1955, 1st place , WM + EM in Munich , Ba, with 335 kg, ahead of Charles Vinci , USA, 317.5 kg and Mahmoud Namdjou , Iran , 312.5 kg;
- 1956, 1st place , EM in Helsinki , Ba, with 325 kg, ahead of Georgiev, Bulgaria , 287.5 kg and Karel Saitl, CSSR , 282.5 kg;
- 1956, silver medal , OS in Melbourne , Ba, with 337.5 kg, behind Vinci, 432.5 kg and in front of Namdjou, 332.5 kg;
- 1957, 1st place , World Championships in Tehran , Ba, with 345 kg, ahead of Ali Sonboli, Iran , 327.5 kg and Namdjou, 320 kg;
- 1958, 1st place , military Spartakiade in Leipzig , Ba, with 335 kg, in front of Tschen Tschin-Kai, People's Republic of China , 332.5 kg;
- 1958, 1st place , WM + EM in Stockholm , Ba, with 342.5 kg, ahead of Vinci, 327.5 kg and Sonboli, 312.5 kg;
- 1959, 1st place , WM + EM in Warsaw , Ba, with 332.5 kg, ahead of Marian Jankowski , Poland , 320 kg and Imre Földi , Hungary , 295 kg;
- 1960, 1st place , EM in Milan , Ba, with 330 kg, ahead of Földi, 310 kg and Jankowski, 307.5 kg;
- 1961, 1st place , World Cup and EM in Vienna , Ba, with 345 kg, ahead of Földi, 345 kg and Yoshinobu Miyake , Japan , 337.5 kg;
- 1962, 3rd place , WM + EM in Budapest , Ba, with 330 kg, behind Miyake, 352.5 kg and Földi, 337.5 kg, EM valuation: 2nd place .
USSR championships
- 1955, 1st place, Ba, with 317.5 kg, ahead of Wilchowski, 315 kg and Farchudtinow, 315 kg;
- 1956, 1st place, Ba, with 325 kg, in front of Wilchowski, 315 kg and Churomsky, 312.5 kg;
- 1957, 1st place, Ba, with 327.5 kg, ahead of Wilchowski, 322.5 kg and Chalfin, 317.5 kg;
- 1959, 1st place, Ba, with 327.5 kg, ahead of Farchudtinow, 322.5 kg and Ulyanov, 320 kg;
- 1960, 2nd place, Ba, with 330 kg, behind Uljanow, 337.5 kg and in front of Li, 325 kg;
- 1961, 2nd place, Ba, with 335 kg, behind Alexei Wachonin , 337.5 kg and in front of Ulyanov, 335 kg;
- 1962, 2nd place, Ba, with 337.5 kg, behind Wachonin, 340 kg and in front of Marzagulow, 327.5 kg.
World records
(all world records were set in the bantam weight, i.e. in the weight class up to 56 kg body weight)
when pressing with both arms:
- 107 kg, 1955 in Moscow ,
- 107.5 kg, 1956 in Moscow.
in two-armed tearing:
- 105 kg, 1957 in Tehran .
in two-armed thrusting:
- 130 kg, 1955 in Warsaw .
in the Olympic three-way battle:
- 325 kg, 1955 in Warsaw,
- 335 kg, 1955 in Munich ,
- 337.5 kg, 1956 in Moscow,
- 345 kg, 1957 in Tehran.
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Stogow, Vladimir Stepanowitsch |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Владимир Стогов (Russian) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | soviet weightlifter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 5th November 1930 |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 17, 2005 |
| Place of death | Moscow |