Jošinobu Mijake
| Jošinobu Mijake | |
|---|---|
 Jošinobu Mijake na tokijské olympiádě | |
| Osobní informace | |
| Datum narození | 24. listopadu 1939 (83 let) |
| Místo narození | Murata |
| Občanství |  Japonsko |
| Příbuzní | Yoshiyuki Miyake[1] (sourozenec) |
| Výška | 154 cm |
| Hmotnost | 56–60 kg |
| Sportovní informace | |
| Sport | vzpírání |
| Váhová kategorie | pérová váha |
| Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. | |
| Přehled medailí | ||
|---|---|---|
 Vzpírání na LOH | ||
| stříbro | LOH 1960 | bantamová váha |
| zlato | LOH 1964 | pérová váha |
| zlato | LOH 1968 | pérová váha |
| Mistrovství světa ve vzpírání | ||
| zlato | MS 1962 | bantamová váha |
| zlato | MS 1963 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1964 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1965 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1966 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1968 | pérová váha |
| zlato | MS 1971 | pérová váha |
| bronz | MS 1961 | bantamová váha |
| Asijské hry | ||
| zlato | Asijské hry 1966 | pérová váha |
Jošinobu Mijake (三宅 義信, * 24. listopadu 1939 Murata, okres Šibata, prefektura Mijagi) je bývalý japonský vzpěrač, dvojnásobný olympijský vítěz.
Vystudoval Univerzitu Hósei v Tokiu a byl důstojníkem japonské armády. Byl populární díky své výšce pouhých 154 cm a originálnímu vzpěračskému stylu zvanému „žabák“.[2]
Na Letních olympijských hrách 1960 získal první olympijskou medaili pro japonské vzpírání, když skončil ve váze do 56 kg druhý za Američanem Charlesem Vincim. Na domácí olympiádě v Tokiu v roce 1964 vyhrál váhovou kategorii do 60 kg a prvenství obhájil také na OH 1968. Rozloučil se na olympiádě v roce 1972, kde obsadil čtvrté místo. Stal se také šestinásobným mistrem světa, vítězem Asijských her a ve své kariéře vytvořil 25 světových rekordů, jako první v historii překonal v pérové váze hranici 400 kg v olympijském trojboji. Po ukončení aktivní kariéry se stal trenérem japonské vzpěračské reprezentace.[3]
Olympijským medailistou ve vzpírání byl také jeho mladší bratr Jošijuki Mijake.
Reference
- ↑ Dostupné online.
- ↑ Britannica Dostupné online
- ↑ IOC Dostupné online
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