Showing posts with label IUKL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IUKL. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Ranks 1: Ranking tables 1985 to 2013 (with lapses)

I used to have a column with various ranking tables to the left in this blog. Then, by accident, I deleted it. So, I have tried to recollect them.

1985- 88

1985-1988, http://referat.ru/referats/view/23426
Long cycle is not yet introduced as an competition lift. The lifter has to achieve fixed numbers in jerk (Tolchok) and snatch (Rivok) respectiveley in order to attain rank. I belive this table is also found in some of Pavel Tsatsouline's books.

90's
With the fall of the Soviet Union a lot of the official sport structures were re-organized. Is that the reason I have not found any tables for the early 90's?

1997-2000

http://lib.sportedu.ru/press/szr/1998n4/p23.htm
The first Russian championship in LC was held in St Petersburg 1998. Hence, it is not yet introduced in the above ranking table.

2001-2004
2001-2004, http://referat.ru/referats/view/23426 
2006-2009



Biathlon, http://www.mosfgs.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14&Itemid=14


Long Cycle, http://www.mosfgs.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14&Itemid=14

2010-2013 (Current Russian and IUKL table)


You already know this one, or can find it here: http://www.vfgs.ru/ranks2010

New weight categories.

2010-2014 Ukraine
IGSF stayed with the old weight categories, while IUKL schanged to the recent categories in 2009.
Candidate Master of Sports attainable with 24s as well as rank I,II and III with 32s. My favourite table.

http://kettlebell.narod.ru/normativ/norm2011-2014.html

LC, http://kettlebell.narod.ru/normativ/norm2011-2014.html


Ladies (snatch)http://kettlebell.narod.ru/normativ/norm2011-2014.html

Well, that is it for today. I will keep filling in and repair my column with rank tables. I want to include, e.g. WKC and IKSFA's tables. If you see some errors here - or have other ranking tables or relevant info, please send a message. For example, I believe Russian military has tables of their own, do you know more about this?

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

IUKL World Championship in Tampere, Finland

There is also an invitation to the Veteran / Senior (men +40; ladies +35) World Championship: LINK

More info will surely be found at the IUKL-site soon.


* * *
REGULATIONS OF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP among MAN and WOMAN
and WORLD SUPERIORITY among JUNIORS (1988 and younger)
OF KETTLEBELL LIFTING IN 2010

(BRIEF VARIANT)



2. Terms and conducting place

Place of conducting of competitions: Hervanta free time center, Lindforsinkatu 5, Tampere, Finland
Date of conducting of competitions: on November, 12 – 13, 2010.
Day of arrival and registration of participants: on November, 11
Weighing of participants in a biathlon and snatch (men, juniors, women, juniors):
on November, 11 from 19.00 to 21.00;
participants in the long cycle (men, juniors): on November, 12 from 18.00 to 19.00;

Beginning of competitions: on November, 12 in 10.00, on November, 13 in 10.00
Day of delivery of protocols and departure of participants: on November, 14.

3. Managing

The managing of preparation and realization of competitions is carried out by International Union of Kettlebell Lifting (IUKL) in a collaboration with International Kettlebell and Strength training Academy (IKSA) and Kettlebell training club “Kahvakuulaharjoittelu ry”, and Finnish Kettlebell Association* so.
Chief referee of competitions and chairman of referee assembly: Mr. Vladimir Solovyev (Russia).
Main secretary: Mr. Martti Nappari (Finland)
Contact persons on organization of competitions:

Secretary general of IUKL:
Mr. Vasily Ginko phone (+371) 26398120, vasilijs.ginko ( at) vgt.lv

Conducting organization:
Mr. Martti Nappari phone (+358) 445990923, sportland (at) kolumbus.fi

4. Competitors

Competitions are individually-commands and conducted in two classes:
- amateurs (men with KB 24 kg, women with KB 16 kg);
- professionals (men with KB 32 kg, women with KB 24 kg);

And in two ages groups:
- men, women (World Championship);
- juniors of 1988 – 1991 year of birth (World Superiority)

Weight categories:
Men, juniors: 63 kg; 68 kg; 73 kg; 78 kg; 85 kg; 95 kg; 105 kg; + 105 kg.

Women, juniors: 58 kg; 63 kg; 68 kg; + 68 kg.

A command relay race - is men, juniors: 5 persons from a country, combination of two persons in one
weight is shut out.

Sporting shells:
Men, juniors:
- amateurs with KB 24 kg;
- professionals with KB 32 kg

Women, juniors:
- amateurs of KB 16 kg;
- professionals of KB 24 kg

Command relay race – only men, juniors-professionals:
KB 32 kg

A command must have a single form with symbolism of the country.
Participants are representatives of country, must have a flag and CD with the record of hymn of the country.

5. Kinds of competitions

In individual championship competitions are conducted:
For men, juniors:
- on a classic biathlon (classic «short» jerk + snatch);
- in a long cycle («long» jerk).
For women, juniors:
- in a snatch.

In team championship competitions are conducted:
For men, juniors:
- in a command relay race (classic «short» jerk);
For men and women (juniors, juniors):
- in a team offset (on the amount of glasses, collected the representatives of every team).

Temporal regulation – 10 minutes on every exercise (jerk, snatch, long cycle).
Command relay race – 3 minutes for every participant of command, total time 15 minutes.

6. Estimation of results and rewarding

Competitions are conducted by Rules of International Union of Kettlebell Lifting, with additions and changes, borne on the day of conducting of competitions.

Winners among men and juniors are determined in the sum of biathlon and in a long cycle in an individual and team offsets, among women and juniors - in a snatch in an individual and team offsets.

For 1-3 places in individual offset in each competative class in each weight category participants are reward by medal and diploma.
For 1 place in team relay rase team are reward by cup and diploma, participants – by medal and diploma, for 2-3 place team are reward by diplomas, participants – by medal and diploma.
For 1-3 places in team offset are reward by cups and diploma.

7. Financial terms

Charges, linked with participation of sportsmen in World Championship (travelling charges, feed, residence) belong on the account of sportsmen or sending on an assignment organizations.

Starting payment for participating in competitions:

biathlon (men, juniors) - 20 EUR;

long cycle (men, juniors) – 20 EUR;

snatch (women, juniors) – 20 EUR;

team relay race – 5 EUR / for every participant (25 EUR at complete composition of team).

Sportsmen and commands from countries which are not the members of IUKL pay starting payment for participating in competitions in a double size.

Sportsmen and commands from the countries-members of IUKL, pay starting payment for participating in competitions in a double size in case if their country did not pay an annual membership fee for 2009 in the moment of conducting of competitions.

HOTEL
Cost per night – 50-100 EUR.
Possibility additionally to order a transfer from the place of residence to the place of competitions.

9. Applications
Additional information, consultations and elucidations, can be obtained on phones

Secretary general of IUKL:
Mr. Vasily Ginko phone (+371) 26398120, vasilijs.ginko --- vgt.lv

Conducting organization:
Mr. Martti Nappari phone (+358) 445990923, sportland --- kolumbus.fi

Application on participating in the competitions of standard pattern (standard – on a site of IUKL www.giri-iukl.com ) can be given:
by fax:(+371 636 68850)
e-mail: vasilijs.ginko (at.) vgt.lv
e-mail: sportland (at.) kolumbus.fi

Final application on participating in competitions must be given to 02nd November 2010.

This regulation is an official call on this competition.
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* My comment: A member of the Finnish Kettlebell Association pointed out that that association is not involved in the arrangement (see below).

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Finskt mästerskap, Norge i EM & en film



FKA - Finnish Kettlebell Association - höll sitt andra nationella officiella mästerskap igår. En hel del fina resultat (LÄNK).

Evenemanget sponsrades av Leoko som bland annat bidrog med kettlebells.
Därtill donerade en trävarufabrikant ett antal lyftarplattformar (à 50 kg styck!) av laminat förra året.

Sverige har en stående inbjudan från FKA att vara med i antingen en landskamp, eller att vi fixar en skandinavisk tävling. Efter SM kanske?

Norge i EM

Via Facebook såg jag för övrigt att min norske bekant Per-Helge Fjortoft gjorde fint ifrån sig vid EM i Litauen (IUKL). Han tävlade i proffsklassen (med 32kg) och det blev något runt 34 reps i stöt och 100 i snatch (ett handbyte alltså). Jag gjorde mer i stöt än Per-Helge i Ventspils i augusti med 24or. Så är det tydligen inte längre :-). Kul att en del kan utvecklas så fort. Den kompletta resultat-sammanställningen kommer att dyka upp på IUKLs hemsida längre fram.

Film
Inte kommit några filmer från FM än, så vi får hålla tillgodo med detta videoklipp med Ivan Denizov. Inte heller dumt. Kolla vad härligt glad han ser ut mot slutet av sitt snatchset. Ja, jag skulle nog också vara glad om jag kunde snatcha så:
Youtube-användaren med aliaset Ivangirya har flera andra spännande kettlebell filmer.

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Finska mästerskapen i girevoy sport



Finska mästerskapen i GS
Snart (29/8) är det dags för SM (på finska) eller FM (på svenska) i girevoy sport (biathlon, dvs stöt & ryck) i Finland. Arrangör är det finska kettlebell-förbundet (tillika representanter för IUKL i Finland).
Enligt det senaste jag hörde så var det 24 pers (varav 7 damer) anmälda. Ett försvarligt antal. Det finns fler aktiva utövare fast en del tvekade inför kostnaden för försäkring av de tävlande (försäkring krävs av Finska tyngdlyftningsförbundet, inom vilket girevoy sport ingår). Detta är den första officiella tävlingen som går i Finland - jag vet att det ligger mycket jobb bakom detta.
Det är ju förresten den första officiella GS-tävlingen i hela Skandinavien!
Ska bli spännande att följa.
Det kan nämnas att ytterligare en officiell tävling i lång cykel (Lccj) i Finland är planerad till december. Den är öppen även för icke-finska medborgare.
En annan häftig sak är att den norska IUKL-grenen (med IUKLs mandat), för närvarande undersöker möjligheterna att stå värd för ett världsmästerskap hösten 2010.

Saturday, January 24, 2009

IUKL: Vasilis Ginko coming to Sweden!

Ginko is coming to Sweden in October 2008. It is Spartan Kettlebells that arranges a two day instructor course. I think it will take place in the town of Motala. I am not involved in any way with Spartan kettlebells, so I do not know the details. But, contact them if you want more information. LINK to SPARTAN

For more information also visit the IUKL page, the link of which you find here to the right.

Ginko is a very good lifter and teacher, so you might not want to miss his visit. I am very happy that he is coming here and also hope that it will result in many new IUKL-brothers and -sisters in the vicinities.

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Ventspils Atlants 2008


Back from the IUKL-competition and European Championships in Ventspils 22-25/8. It was great and many experiences, learnings, and nice people. In fact, it feels like I have been away for weeks, rather than just four days. I will only scribble down some impressions so it does not become a book.

People
In about 200 competitors and a good number of judges and functionnaries. Ginko, Fuglev, Robert Innus, Lochmels, Kalle Puss… several of the big gs-personalities were there. No comments necessary really. During one IUKL-meeting we were visited by Mr Razkov from the International GS federation. If I understood it correctly, he had been among the ones who first organized kettlebell lifting into a formal sport in 1962. C’est quelque chose ("that's something").

I met my old Finnish friends and also made new ones like Paul Tucker, Jason from Ireland, Vigantis from Lithuania, and Johan from France.

Competition
One of the organizers meant that competitions should also be like ”a big party.” This was indeed a big kettlebell party. Very well organized. There were IUKL-busses between the airport in Riga and Ventspils. Ginko, Svetlana Rukina, and many others had worked hard to arrange with lodging and logistics for all the arrivals.
Sweet little girls with signs led in the different national teams (the Swedish too :-). There was music shows, and juggling demonstrations in between gs-sets. It seemed like the audience also enjoyed the events.

I did not pay a nickle for participating, but will contact them to see so there has not been a mistake. Normally, I think there is a fee for participating in competitions?

Then, of course, there were so many good lifters. Girevoy sport also makes a very nice spectator sport. For example, there was a very exciting snatch set were two top lifters raced against one another and the clock. It was even just up till the last second when one guy got 153 and the other guy scored 154 repetitions. With 32kgs…

Got nice pics from Kukka

My contribution
I made the 85kg category. First the scale showed 85,1kg. When I removed my sturdy metal wrist-watch the scale dropped to 84,9kg.

I lifted in between two amateur lifters from Ukraine and Lithuania − guess who won…

Well, I got 15 jerks and 46 snatches with the 24kgs. It is probably the worst result in the entire competition. I had foreseen that, but my thing was rather to get started competing and learn how to compete. I want to bring some more Swedish men, and women, to Ventspils and other competitions (the organizers explicitly asked me for this). So candidates, now you know that you probably will not be the last ones regarding numbers.

An interesting side effect might be that I am actually the first Swede ever to have competed in a formally recognized girevoy sport event. Please, let me know if I am wrong. A buddy sms.ed "First Swede and last. Not bad."

I had no idea really what my results would be like. Would I get nervous, tense up and get very few jerk reps? Would my technique in a stressful situation be okeyed by the judge, or not? I had a nightmare vision of myself doing jerk after jerk, but the meter staying on zero points because of unclean lockouts, or else.

Jerks: I am kind of happy with the jerks. I made over five minutes, and also had 5, or 7, ”no count” reps. That might seem odd that I am happy with that, but I think that it shows that the judge was pretty strict. Thus, I have 15 “real” jerk reps cleared by an official girevoy sport judge. Before, I had none.

Interesting, I think that my total jerks (the bad ones included) is 20, or 22, which is about my personal record in training.

Tactically, I think that I was too afraid of panicking and doing my jerks too quickly. So, I took care to rest in rack. But maybe, I rested too much and lost strength in rack. As well, I might have stayed in lockout too long, just to make sure the rep would be counted.


Snatches: here, I am annoyed with myself. In training, I have made over sixty snatches several times. With my recent jerk training with 24kgs, as well as heavy swings, in combination with the fact that 20/25 snatches per arm has felt easy in training − I thought that I would cash in a snatch number of at least 60 reps.
But alas! I had not checked out the routines for preparing the bells. I thought that there would be prepared bells up front (i.e. with chalk). But, when I came up to the platform my bell was without chalk. My grip was chalked but already moist from warming up. The bell’s handle really smooth and shiny. Well, to make it short, the handle became very slippery immediately – like it was oiled… My palms did not even feel warm after snatching – like I had not snatched at all.
Well, again I think this experience sorts under the “learn how to compete” theme. It was a good handlebell, well-balanced, thin handle. But, I had not taken the time to prepare it for lifting. Do again, do better! J

Here are some more nice photos from the event taken by Hillar Uudevald from Estonia: http://art.tartu.ee/~illi/sangpomm/vncpls8/

I will talk more about the Ventspils events the weeks to come. Another, very important, upcoming post will be a review of Paul Tucker's coming Downunder Guide to Girevoy Sport.