Anatoly khrapaty biography samples

          After finishing his sporting career in Kharpaty began working as a weightlifting coach....

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          Anatoly Khrapaty from Kazakhstan was dominant in the middle-heavyweight class from 1985 through 1990. During that time he was rarely defeated, winning the gold medal at Seoul in 1988, five World titles (1985-87, 1989-90), and five consecutive European titles (1986-90), while taking bronze in light-heavyweight at the 1984 and 1985 European Championships.

          He was also European junior champion in 1983. Kharpaty won the Soviet light-heavyweight title in 1983 and the middle-heavyweight title in 1986, while taking middle-heavyweight bronze in 1989 and winning the Soviet light-heavyweight cup in 1983 and middle-heavyweight cup in 1985.

          In , the world championship in weightlifting was not held, but even then Khrapaty showed himself well by winning the Olympic Games in Seoul (South Korea).

        1. Anatoly Mikhaylovich Khrapaty (also Chrapaty, Template:Lang-ru; 20 October – 11 August ) was a heavyweight weightlifter who competed.
        2. After finishing his sporting career in Kharpaty began working as a weightlifting coach.
        3. Anatoli Khrapaty- kg C&J, 90 kg class, (current WR 94kg – ); Leonid Taranenko- kg C&J, SHW class, (current WR +kg.
        4. Kazakhstan makes a significant contribution to the development of physical culture and sports in the Olympic games and as such, there is an urgent direction.

          5. After the fall of the Soviet Union Khrapaty started to compete for his native Kazakhstan and won bronze medals for that nation at the 1993 and 1995 World Championships, the first in middle-heavyweight and the latter in sub-heavyweight.

          He also won silver in sub-heavyweight at the 1996 Olympics. During his career Kharpaty set five world records, two in light-h