List of Estonian records in Olympic weightlifting

The following are the national records in Olympic weightlifting in Estonia. Records are maintained in each weight class for the snatch lift, clean and jerk lift, and the total for both lifts by the Estonian Weightlifting Federation (ETL).

Men

Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
–56 kg
Snatch 88 kg Vadim Goldberg 29 October 2011 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
Clean and jerk 108 kg Vadim Goldberg 29 October 2011 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
Total 196 kg Vadim Goldberg 29 October 2011 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
–62 kg
Snatch 102 kg Sergei Rumjantsev 22 May 2004 Estonia Sindi, Estonia
Clean & Jerk 131 kg David Tuhkanen 3 April 2004 Estonia Tapa, Estonia
Total 227 kg David Tuhkanen 25 May 2002 Estonia Sindi, Estonia
–69 kg
Snatch 122 kg Sergei Rumjantsev 7 June 2007 Estonia Valga, Estonia
Clean & Jerk 150 kg David Tuhkanen 11 March 2006 Estonia Rakvere, Estonia
Total 263 kg Sergei Rumjantsev 7 June 2007 Estonia Valga, Estonia
–77 kg
Snatch 140 kg Sergei Rumjantsev 10 March 2007 Estonia Tartu, Estonia
Clean and jerk 165 kg Mikk Kasemaa 17 November 2001 Estonia Tõrva, Estonia
Total 300 kg Sergei Rumjantsev 10 March 2007 Estonia Tartu, Estonia
–85 kg
Snatch 152 kg Leho Pent 16 August 2011 Universiade China Shenzhen, China
Clean and jerk 191 kg Mikk Kasemaa 15 October 2005 Estonia Mõisaküla, Estonia
Total 342 kg Mikk Kasemaa 15 October 2005 Estonia Mõisaküla, Estonia
–94 kg
Snatch 170 kg Andrus Utsar 19 April 2003 European Championships Greece Loutraki, Greece
Clean and jerk 197 kg Andrus Utsar 26 April 2002 European Championships Turkey Antalya, Turkey
Total 362 kg Andrus Utsar 13 October 2001 Poland Ciechanów, Poland
–105 kg
Snatch 175 kg Andrus Utsar 16 March 2002 Estonia Pärnu, Estonia
Clean and jerk 210 kg Andrus Utsar 30 October 2004 Estonia Kõrveküla, Estonia
Total 380 kg Andrus Utsar 25 September 2004 Estonia Pärnu, Estonia
+105 kg
Snatch 191 kg Mart Seim 5 December 2017 World Championships United States Anaheim, United States [1]
Clean and jerk 253 kg Mart Seim 5 December 2017 World Championships United States Anaheim, United States [2]
Total 444 kg Mart Seim 5 December 2017 World Championships United States Anaheim, United States [3]

Women

Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
–48 kg
Snatch 47 kg Angelina Matjuhhina 11 September 2016 Poland Nowy Tomysl, Poland
Clean and jerk 61 kg Angelina Matjuhhina 24 September 2016 Estonia Tartu, Estonia
Total 105 kg Angelina Matjuhhina 16 July 2016 Estonia Albu, Estonia
–53 kg
Snatch 61 kg Ingela Jalast 26 November 2011 Estonia Albu, Estonia
Clean and jerk 79 kg Ingela Jalast 26 November 2011 Estonia Albu, Estonia
Total 140 kg Ingela Jalast 26 November 2011 Estonia Albu, Estonia
–58 kg
Snatch 63 kg Ingela Jalast 23 July 2011 Poland Gdansk, Poland
Clean and jerk 84 kg Ave Bombul 17 March 2012 Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
Total 142 kg Ave Bombul 17 March 2012 Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
63 kg
Snatch 67 kg Jevgenia Aleksejeva 28 February 2009 Estonia Kohtla-Järve, Estonia
Clean and jerk 85 kg Ave Bombul 31 March 2012 Hungary Budapest, Hungary
Total 146 kg Ave Bombul 19 May 2012 Estonia Sindi, Estonia
–69 kg
Snatch 73 kg Triin Põdersoo 8 April 2017 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
Clean and jerk 92 kg Triin Põdersoo 8 April 2017 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
Total 165 kg Triin Põdersoo 8 April 2017 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
–75 kg
Snatch 87 kg Triin Põdersoo 26 December 2015 Latvia Dobele, Latvia
Clean and jerk 105 kg Triin Põdersoo 5 March 2016 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
Total 190 kg Triin Põdersoo 5 March 2016 Estonia Melliste, Estonia
–90 kg
Snatch 91 kg Triin Põdersoo 17 April 2015 European Championships Georgia (country) Tbilisi, Georgia
Clean and jerk 114 kg Eliise Peterson 19 August 2017 Estonia Tartu, Estonia
Total 203 kg Triin Põdersoo 17 April 2015 European Championships Georgia (country) Tbilisi, Georgia
+90 kg
Snatch
Clean and jerk
Total

References

  1. ↑ "2017 IWF World Championships Results". IWF. 5 December 2017. Retrieved 6 December 2017.
  2. ↑ "2017 IWF World Championships Results". IWF. 5 December 2017. Retrieved 6 December 2017.
  3. ↑ "2017 IWF World Championships Results". IWF. 5 December 2017. Retrieved 6 December 2017.
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