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George Kobaladze - Wikipedia

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George Kobaladze

Glasgow 2014: clean-and-jerk at 229 kg

Personal information

Born

24 May 1976 (age 48)
Tskhinvali, South Ossetia AO, Georgian SSR, USSR

Height

1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)

Weight

139 kg (306 lb; 21.9 st)

Website

GeorgeKobaladze.com

Sport

Country

Georgia

Canada

Sport

Weightlifting

Event

+105 kg

Club

Géants de Montréal

Coached by

Gilles Poirier

Medal record

Men's weightlifting

Representing Canada
Commonwealth Games
	2014 Glasgow	–+105 kg
	2010 Delhi	+105 kg
Pan American Games
	2015 Toronto	+105 kg
	2011 Guadalajara	+105 kg
Pan American Championships
	2012 Antigua	+105 kg
	2013 Isla Margarita	+105 kg

George Kobaladze (born 24 May 1976 in Tskhinvali, South Ossetian AO, Georgian SSR, Soviet Union) is a Georgian–Canadian weightlifter who has attained numerous successes at prestigious international competitions in the super-heavyweight category (+105 kg), including:

gold medal and Commonwealth Games records (clean and jerk and total)^[1] at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland;
silver medal^[2] at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, Ontario, Canada;
silver medal at the 2013 Pan American Championships in Isla Margarita, Venezuela;
silver medal at the 2012 Pan American Championships in Antigua, Guatemala;
bronze medal^[3] at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico;
bronze medal^[4] at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India

George Kobaladze is a seven-time Canadian champion and five-time Canada's Best Male Lifter (2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 and 2009).

The athlete currently holds the Canadian records in the superheavyweight class, with 175 kg lift in the snatch, 227 kg lift in the clean and jerk for a total of 402 kg (both lifts combined). These records were set at the 2014 Canadian Championships, held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Kobaladze is the first Canadian weightlifter to lift 500 pounds (the 227 kg clean and jerk) and the first Canadian to cross the 400 kg line in the total.

At the 2013 World Championships held in Wrocław, Poland, the Canadian weightlifter earned 11th place.

In 2013, the Montrealer also participated in the very popular Arnold's Classic Sport Festival, where he ranked 2nd under the Sinclair formula.

Year	Event	Location	Weight Category	Snatch	Clean and Jerk	Total	Rank
2015	Pan American Games	Toronto	+105 kg	168 kg^[2]	208 kg^[2]	376 kg^[2]	^[2]
2014	World Championships	Almaty	+105 kg	173 kg	221 kg	394 kg	16
2014	Commonwealth Games	Glasgow	+105 kg	171 kg^[1]	229 kg GR^[1]	400 kg GR^[1]	^[1]
2013	World Championships	Wrocław	+105 kg	174 kg	223 kg	397 kg	11
2013	Pan Am Championships	Isla Margarita	+105 kg	171 kg	218 kg	389 kg	2
2013	Arnold Weightlifting Championships	Columbus, Ohio	+105 kg	172 kg^[5]	225 kg^[5]	397 kg^[5]	2
2012	Pan Am Championships	Antigua	+105 kg	171 kg	219 kg	390 kg	2
2011	World Championships	Paris	+105 kg	169 kg	220 kg	389 kg	19
2011	Pan American Games	Guadalajara	+105 kg	170 kg^[3]	223 kg^[3]	393 kg^[3]	^[3]
2010	World Championships	Antalya	+105 kg	165 kg	212 kg	377 kg	19
2010	Commonwealth Games	Delhi	+105 kg	168 kg^[4]	218 kg^[4]	386 kg^[4]	^[4]
2009	World Championships	Goyang	+105 kg	166 kg	212 kg	378 kg	14

Personal bests

Lift	Weight	Date
Snatch	175 kg*	May 18, 2014
Clean and Jerk	229 kg**	July 31, 2014
Total	402 kg*	May 18, 2014
Total	400 kg***	July 31, 2014

* Canadian Records
** Canadian and Commonwealth Record
*** Commonwealth Record

Records

Records
Preceded by Damon Kelly	Men's +105kg Commonwealth Games Record Holder (C&J) 31 July 2014 – present	Incumbent
Preceded by Itte Detenamo	Men's +105kg Commonwealth Games Record Holder 31 July 2014 – present	Incumbent