
Show Notes
Lasha is officially back in the gym for his comeback - but can he win? Meanwhile Olivia Reeves has cleaned 160kg again, Rahmat cuts to -75kg, and Team Iran complete a test event! All of that, and more, on this week's episode of the Weightlifting House News Show.
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00:00 On this week's episode 00:45 Lasha's Return - can he do it? 02:47 Rahmat goes to -75! 04:35 Akbar's biggest lifts! 07:03 Yang Jae 270kg front squat 07:12 Rebeka Ibrahima 92/108 08:14 Chen Po-jen 230kg clean & jerk 09:03 Keydomar's 231kg jerk 10:07 Olivia Reeves 160kg clean 10:53 Sara Samir 152kg clean & jerk 11:44 Solfrid Koanda 160kg 2x3 front squats 12:30 Iranian national test event 15:19 Ali Alipour could beat Karlos
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