Tyazhelaya Atletika · Ezhegodnik 1982

Weightlifting. Yearbook 1982

Moscow: Fizkultura i Sport, 1982 · 77 pp., illustrated · compiled by Yu. A. Sandalov

English summaries of every article, one page per article, for offline reading. Each summary is a paraphrase, not a translation; data tables are given in full with English labels, and photographs and drawings are the original images.

Contents

  1. Weightlifting at a New Frontierp. 3Yu. A. Sandalov
  2. The First Olympic Appearance of Soviet Weightlifters: Helsinki 1952p. 4A. Vorobyov
  3. Soviet Weightlifters at the Major Competitions of 1981p. 7Yu. A. Sandalov

Educational work

  1. Relationships in a Weightlifting Team and Educational Work with Itp. 11V. A. Samoilov

Training methods and planning

  1. Classification of Jerk-from-the-Chest Exercises and How to Use Them at Different Skill Levelsp. 15A. S. Medvedev, N. A. Masalgin, A. G. Errera, V. I. Frolov
  2. Speed-Strength Training of Weightlifters in the Pre-Competition Phasep. 17V. N. Deniskin, Yu. V. Verkhoshansky, A. S. Medvedev
  3. On the Classification and Ranking of Weightlifting Exercisesp. 19A. S. Medvedev
  4. The Role of Autogenic Training under Heavy Training Loads in Advanced Weightliftersp. 23A. A. Seimuk, Z. S. Arkhangorodsky, Yu. K. Zaitsev, Dnepropetrovsk

Technique

  1. Some Questions of Perfecting Weightlifters' Mastery of Techniquep. 24L. N. Sokolov, Krasnodar State Institute of Physical Culture
  2. Technical Proficiency of the 1980 Olympic Championsp. 27A. V. Chernyak, S. S. Martyanov, G. I. Popov — All-Union Research Institute of Physical Culture (VNIIFK); Yu. S. Povetkin — USSR Sports Committee
  3. The Clean and Jerk Technique of World Record Holder V. Marchukp. 30R. A. Roman
  4. Time and Angle Characteristics of Technique in Weightlifters of Different Qualificationp. 34V. G. Oleshko — Kiev State Institute of Physical Culture
  5. The Clean Compared with Its Special Assistance Exercisesp. 36A. S. Medvedev
  6. The Structure of the Start in the Snatch and the Clean and Jerkp. 38A. A. Lukashev

Science for practice

  1. A Test of Physical Work Capacity for Weightliftersp. 39V. L. Karpman, V. R. Orel, S. V. Stepanova, O. N. Belina, A. F. Sinyakov — Moscow
  2. Body Composition and the Volume and Intensity of Training Loads in Elite Weightliftersp. 42M. S. Gisin, S. I. Lelikov, S. V. Stepanova
  3. Assessing Weightlifters' Work Capacity with the Stange Pressor Testp. 44V. F. Ulchenko
  4. The Structure of Speed-Strength Preparedness in Elite Weightlifters: A Comparative Analysisp. 47V. N. Deniskin, Yu. V. Verkhoshansky, E. A. Krasov
  5. Predictive Value of Tests of Physical Development, Physical and Technical Preparedness and Morphofunctional State of Weightlifters in the Pre-Competition Periodp. 48V. A. Jasiūnas, A. V. Gailiūnienė, Kaunas
  6. Effectiveness of Electrosleep in the Training of Qualified Weightliftersp. 51V. S. Kopysov, All-Union Research Institute of Physical Culture (VNIIFK); A. D. Nagorny, Trudovye Rezervy All-Union Voluntary Sports Society
  7. Improving the Master of Sport Standards in Weightliftingp. 53Yu. A. Sandalov

Research methods

  1. Filming the Weightlifter and Measuring the Kinematics of the Liftp. 60V. P. Agudin
  2. Measuring the Forces a Weightlifter Applies to the Bar and to the Platformp. 64V. F. Drozdov, Belarusian State Institute of Physical Culture
  3. An Improved Recorder of the Bar’s Vertical Displacement, Velocity and Accelerationp. 66V. I. Frolov, A. N. Furaev
  4. An Improved Jet Recorder of Bar Displacementp. 68V. B. Kanevsky
  5. A Device for Measuring the Parameters of Bar Motionp. 69A. Komor, Poland

Sharing experience

  1. Monitoring the Physical and Technical Preparedness of Young Weightliftersp. 70V. I. Kharitonov, Chelyabinsk State Institute of Physical Culture
  2. Preparing the Bulgarian Weightlifters for the 1980 Moscow Olympicsp. 71V. Furnadzhiev; I. Abadzhiev, senior coach of the Bulgarian national weightlifting team

Weightlifting in facts and figures

  1. Weightlifting in the USSR in 1957 and 1958p. 74M. L. Aptekar, Podolsk

Covers

Front cover
Front cover: world and European champion and world record holder Anatoly Pisarenko.
Inside front cover
Inside front cover (left to right, top to bottom): 1981 world and European champions Yu. Vardanyan, V. Kravchuk, K. Osmonaliev and V. Sots.
Inside back cover
Inside back cover: winners and record holders of the VII World and European Junior Championships (Lignano, Italy, 11–23 June 1981) — left, Yu. Zakharevich; top right, I. Arsamakov; bottom right, in training, O. Mirzoyan (with the bar), Yu. Sarkisyan (on the pommel horse) and head coach A. S. Prilepin.
Back cover
Back cover.

About the book

A collection that brings together advanced practical experience and applied research in weightlifting, written by leading Soviet and foreign specialists for coaches, athletes and enthusiasts. Topics include refining the technique of the lifts, the modern system of training planning, educational work in the national team, the first Olympic appearance of Soviet lifters (Helsinki, 1952) and the main competitions of the past season.

Compiler
Yu. A. Sandalov
Editorial board
S. I. Lelikov, A. S. Medvedev, Yu. S. Povetkin, P. A. Poletaev (assistant compiler), A. S. Prilepin, R. A. Roman, Yu. A. Sandalov (compiler)
Photographs
Yu. Sokolov and V. Ganchuk
Editor
G. B. Khotyanova; head of editorial office A. K. Grinkevich; artist Yu. A. Glotser
Printing
Signed for press 9 June 1982; print run 30,000; price 45 kopecks; Yaroslavl printing works
Classification
BBK 75.712, T99