Same here🖖👍

@@nd3546 grab two beers :D

These competitions are great. I'm doing the same. The 49kg was one of the best things I've seen in a while.

Makes me not want to watch the sport

This is my first time watching this sport and even I was livid at that call.

Can someone explain to me what's going on? From my total noob perspective that lift looked cleaner than plenty of the other supposedly valid ones.

@@SquareNoggin They're claiming she pressed the bar after the jerk. The bar has to go from clean to lockout in one continuous motion, Normally this would involve straightening the elbows, but here they seemed to be claiming she pressed up her right shoulder, which might be to balance the bar.

Yeah. Very strange call. It does suck for her, but I doubt she would have made 5kg more to take gold in the total silver in the clean and jerk. And only 4 more kg and she would have tied for 2nd place in total and tied for first in clean and jerk. Who knows though.

So right. This is a pleasure and privilege to watch, with first-rate commentary!

Excellent commentary. Didn't speak just to hear themselves talk and were really knowledgeable.

It seemed like she should have had those lifts though. I wonder if it’s just nerves. And they only went up in weight just to give her more rest instead of following herself.

I can’t disagree. She actually is attractive,both face and body.

Disgusting

I mean, i'm all for calm but... what the fuck was that ???

Oly lifting is becoming a joke thanks to these monkeys

She did not held the final position in control... Very close indeed

​@@gyorgyfilms2781 Thats what I thought like the only remote possibility the jury could have watched there, but no, they called a press out.

This is exactly why they should get rid of the press out rule altogether.

Right. I’m a 104kg (230lb) male and I only snatch for hobby. I did put a little bit of time into it, but have only ever coached myself and my best snatch is about 94kg haha so I could hardly compete with these 71kg women. I did miss 98kg the other day so assuming I hit that I would do ok in the women’s 71kg

Their strength, technique and mobility are impressive.

Yes!! Me too!!! Would have loved to have learned the technique very young!

@@feliciacoffey6832 Why very young, start soon, if you are able and willing

It’s never too late to start!

@@sprint-shorts Have indeed started, at 55 years old. But there's no substitute for learning the movement patterns young.

im starting to dabble in olympic weightlifting at 32. i started going to the gym at 29 almost 30. i really wish i could've gone into weightlifting earlier since its much more important with age but i am currently working hard to win in powerlifting where age is less important. i honestly really love and admire weightlifting and being chinese myself; the role models that i see really makes me wish i could've gotten in earlier. although ive never even lived in china. but yes. its really hard to start at later ages. i see teenagers at my gym training like idiots. getting injured and coming back but i have to take it slow because if i do get a serious injury i may not come back. i can imagine it being the same for weightlifters. i do it for fun with main focus on powerlifting. i honestly want to place on the podium in the small country of new zealand within the next few years

Trentastic… seriously though they are amazing 😊

@@scottessery100 🤣🤣🤣

England girl wins max ink award if that's a thingy thing thing

Well said bro ,she robbed

I'm romanian and familiar with the situation. Her coach was tossed aside by the federation, in order to be seen as "doing something" in regards to our country's suspension and numerous doping offenses during the last few years. So they're trying to cut ties with the "old guard", if you will. Whether he was guilty of anything, i don't know. This was her first competition without him, hence the "emotion". She clearly wasn't in her best shape either.

@@ioniordache8372 ok thank you for the insight. it shows she has loyalty and honor. and im glad she didnt decide to take time off or retire.

@@bakotako well no, she has the shot of a lifetime to medal in Paris.

@@Mr.Ciobanu yes i am hoping she improves her clean and jerk to above 140. it will be a battle for sure

@@bakotako she was completely off this day, just 110 snatch. She will be in the 120 mark in Paris. And as for the CJ, she can clean 150 tbh, her only weak spot is the jerk.

It used to be that lifters do it to show they are retiring, but i've read that she did it in solidatiry with her coach who is being blamed for the doping in romania

@@Brendon366 well it looks like she is still doping.

@@Brendon366 Its silly, when they all do it. But only some of them get punished.

I'm romanian and familiar with the situation. Her coach was tossed aside by the federation, in order to be seen as "doing something" in regards to our country's suspension and numerous doping offenses during the last few years. So they're trying to cut ties with the "old guard", if you will. Whether he was guilty of anything, i don't know. This was her first competition without him, hence the "emotion". She clearly wasn't in her best shape either.

Poor woman. And she works so hard!

It's just you

Every lady in the Italian team is so beautiful

She is very pretty, but she is also pretty obviously wearing heavy make-up, much more than most of the other competing women