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+blake herr I'm not going to translate whole interview but I can summarize it. At first he told that his career was wasted and he's not satisfied with his results. When journalist said that it's strange for a 2times olympic medalist Kołecki answered that he was beating world records every week at trainings. When he was competing in Poland he was lifting weights that could give him olympic golds but when he was preparing to more important competitons he was often injured. He admitted that it's right to call him "always second". Then they were talking about injuries in weightlifting. Kolecki said that it's hard sport to train but there are many sports that you can get injured easier. He also mentioned that 70-80% of injuries are caused by wrong training and you can avoid most them. He told that silver medal from Sydney was his failure but the silver medal from Beijing was his great achievement. In Sydney he did well in snatch, he set his new record and he thought he just needs to lift some easy weights in C&J to get the gold medal because in the warm-up hall he realized that his opponents are in week form. But as you probably know he twisted his ankle in second attempt and he lost the gold. Before Sydney he was lifting about 405-415 in total and 405 would give him gold medal. On the other hand before Beijing he lifted 397 in Europeans and then he got injured. He stared preparing for olympics 6 weeks before competiting. He didn't lift more than 385 in preperations so he didn't expect to lift heavy weights. Beside that he told that you can do weightlifting for a living if you're good in it. They were talking about Agata Wrobel and also about Kołecki's plans to start training MMA.

+Nintenke bloody hell this is a nearly half an hour long interview! :)

I could do this buddy in case you're still interested

I could do it if you're still interested