Women's weightlifting 49 kg world record

The world records of women's 49 kg weightlifting are 124 kg and 2 16 kg.

North Korea's Li set a new world record in the women's 49 kg clean and jerk with the scores of 124 kg and 2 16 kg, and won the gold medal in this event. The 25-year-old North Korean athlete successfully lifted 122kg for the first time, breaking the world record in this class of clean and jerk and ensuring the champion. Then the third attempt 124 kg won the championship with a total score of 2 16 kg, and broke the world record of clean and jerk and total score in this class. Tan Yatong Su Chalong of Thailand won the bronze medal with a total score of 199 kg.

The weight of any successful attempt exceeds the multiple of the record 1 kg or 1 kg, which is considered as a new record. Once a new record is set, no one else can break it with the same weight, otherwise it will not be recognized as the creator of the record. When the total score of the trial lift must exceed the original record by at least 1 kg, the new record will be recognized.

Introduction to the rules of weightlifting competition

1. Athletes weigh 2 hours before the competition, and the weighing time is 1 hour.

2. In the competition, snatch first, rest for 10 minutes, and then clean and jerk.

3. The number of attempts in snatch and clean and jerk is 3.

4. Arrange the appearance order according to the weight required by the athletes, the order of drawing lots in advance and the number of lifts. When trying to lift, lift the light weight first. If the weight of the first attempt is the same, the one with the smaller number will be lifted first. If the weights of the second and third attempts are the same, lift the one with fewer attempts first. If the number of attempts is the same, which one was released first last time is released first.

The weight of barbell in the competition field can only be increased but not decreased.