The Olympic Lifting Strength Table 2010

[baldy]

The Olympic Lifting Strength Table 2010

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   Weight   Clean&Jerk    Snatch   Total    Name

1  109kg         125        95       220    ralst
2  105kg         120        90       210  JP
3  107.8kg       111        95       206    bronco
4  100kg         115        75       190    SpugFab
5  125kg         110        80       190    Jonathan
6  95kg          110        80       190    xCx
7   88kg         105        75       180    deavman
8  108kg         105        60      165    sosso
9   83kg          93        66       159    Wannalift
10   105kg        85.5       70     155.5    Hardcore iv
11  88kg          85        70       155    Hayden
12  85kg          85      67.5     152.5    Kryptonite V
13  71kg          85        65       150    Mellos
14  77kg          81        65       146    Ninearms
15  85kg          86      56.8     142.8    DrummerBoy
16  75kg          80        60       140    Wobbly Lifter
17  85kg          80        60       140    Oak
18  87kg          80        55       135    thestoatyone
19  87.5kg        75        60       135    baldy
20  80kg          75        55       130    hoffmeister
21  68kg          70        55       125    VeganJosh
22  +-70kg        70        55       125    XkillerX
23  76kg          70        50       120    Clintpatty 
24  83kg          65      47.5     112.5    Albin
25  71kg          65        45       110    !TrainHarder!   
26  95kg          55        50       110    Big Good Wolf
27  63kg          55        42        97    Ultra Whippet
28  87kg          85         ?        85    Johnboy74
29  98kg          80         0        80    Buzz
30   ?          52.5        20      72.5    Fruitbat
31  60kg          45        20        65    Frostfire
32  ?             25        42.5     67.5   FormicaLinoleum
33  57kg          35        27       62     Shellie
34  81kg          ?         52.5     52.5   Anton
35  ?             61         ?         ?    V VII Hero



The Rules:
a) must be vegan
b) not super strict on the form, let your conscience be your guide, if in doubt video it.
c) no suits or straps
d) any kind of press allowed.

Clean and Jerk:
http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/Oly ... dJerk.html
and Snatch:
http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/Oly ... natch.html


Thanks to Jonathan and Wobbly Lifter for the previous tables.

2007 table:
forum/modcp.php?t=11460

2008 table:
forum/viewtopic.php?t=13185

2009 table:
forum/viewtopic.php?t=17262

[baldy]

Ok the table is up but very out of date, half of the guys in the top 10 barely even lift weights any more.

Lets bring in the new school!

All your crossfitters, kettleballers, strongmen and powerlifters show us how strong you really are.

[JP]

solid, stickied.

You dropped all the "assistance" lifts out, deliberate decision?

[baldy]

You dropped all the "assistance" lifts out, deliberate decision?

Yeah I felt it had the table too messy with lots of blanks.

We can start threads for other lifts if wanted?
Or I can add them back, if people prefer it?
Or we can just lift some weights off the floor till they are overhead!

[JP]

seems like not a huge rush of opinions so i say do what you see best & want mate

[bronco]

You dropped all the "assistance" lifts out, deliberate decision?

Yeah I felt it had the table too messy with lots of blanks.

We can start threads for other lifts if wanted?
Or I can add them back, if people prefer it?
Or we can just lift some weights off the floor till they are overhead!

I think it was an excellent decision to drop the assistance lift . If I could make a wish it would be that you added sinclair points to the table and sorted it on that. That is after all the official way of comparing weightlifting performances.

[baldy]

If I could make a wish it would be that you added sinclair points to the table and sorted it on that. That is after all the official way of comparing weightlifting performances.

The only major problem is that I have no idea how Sinclair points work, I will take a look into it. If its simple and meaningful then probably worth adding.

[bronco]

If I could make a wish it would be that you added sinclair points to the table and sorted it on that. That is after all the official way of comparing weightlifting performances.

The only major problem is that I have no idea how Sinclair points work, I will take a look into it. If its simple and meaningful then probably worth adding.

It is quite simple and extremely meaningfull, and wikipedia has a decent description: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair_Coefficients . At one point I started making a script for calculating the table with sinclair coefficients, if you want I could finnish it and send it over. Or you could just make one yourself, your probably even more of a nerd than I am .
Anyway, if you dont want the sinclair points then just skip it. I wont be making PBs anytime soon anyway.

[hoffmeister]

Tomorrw I'll get a result in c & j. You can write 45 in snatch (power though)

[baldy]

Tomorrw I'll get a result in c & j. You can write 45 in snatch (power though)

Good man, and let me know your bodyweight.

[baldy]

It is quite simple ...

Assume that we are assessing a male weightlifter weighing 56 kg with a total of 305 kg.
Then, x=56 kg, and we have
X=log10(x/b)=log10(56/168.091)=-0.477356434
A(X^2)=0.845716976*(-0.477356434)^2=0.845716976*0.227869165=0.192712821
10^(A(X^2))=10^0.192712821=1.558521584

Sinclair Total = Actual Total x S.C. = 305 kg x 1.558521584 = 475.349 kg

[hoffmeister]

74

[hoffmeister]

65, not very impressive.

[baldy]

65, not very impressive.

Your on the board, from the clean videos you posted awhile ago I would say you have plenty more tucked away in your bag, your clean technique looked awesome.

[hoffmeister]

Thanks! The clean is no problem at all, could probably do over 80, but my pressing sucks big time.