Seznam olympijských medailistek ve vzpírání
Toto je seznam olympijských medailistek ve vzpírání.
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Muší váha
| Rok | Limit |  Zlato |  Stříbro |  Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | 48 kg |  Tara NottSpojené státy americké (USA) |  Raema Lisa RumbewasováIndonésie (INA) | Sri Indriyani Indonésie (INA) | |
| LOH 2004 | 48 kg |  Nurcan TaylanTurecko (TUR) |  Li ZhuoČína (CHN) |  Aree WiratthawornThajsko (THA) | |
| LOH 2008 | 48 kg |  Čchen Wej-lingTchaj-wan (TPE) |  Im Džjung-hwaJižní Korea (KOR) | Pensiri Laosirikulová Thajsko (THA) | |
| LOH 2012 | 48 kg | Wang Ming-ťüan Čína (CHN) |  Hiromi MiyakeJaponsko (JPN) |  Ryang Chun-HwaSeverní Korea (PRK) | |
| LOH 2016 | 48 kg | Sopita Tanasan Thajsko (THA) | Sri Wahyuni Agustiani Indonésie (INA) | Hiromi Miyake Japonsko (JPN) | |
| LOH 2020 | 49 kg | Chou č’-chuej Čína (CHN) |  Saikhom Mirabai ChanuIndie (IND) | Windy Cantika Aisahová Indonésie (INA) | |
| LOH 2024 | 49 kg | Chou č’-chuej Čína (CHN) |  Mihaela CambeiováRumunsko (ROM) | Surodchana Khambaová Thajsko (THA) | |
Pérová váha
| Rok | Limit | Zlato | Stříbro | Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | 53 kg | Yang Xia Čína (CHN) | Li Fengying Tchaj-wan (TPE) | Winarni Binti Slamet Indonésie (INA) | |
| LOH 2004 | 53 kg | Udomporn Polsak Thajsko (THA) | Raema Lisa Rumbewasová Indonésie (INA) |  Mabel MosqueraKolumbie (COL) | |
| LOH 2008 | 53 kg | Prapawadee Jaroenrattanatarakoon Thajsko (THA) | Jun Čin-he Jižní Korea (KOR) | Raema Lisa Rumbewasová Indonésie (INA) | |
| LOH 2012 | 53 kg | Sü Šu-ťing Tchaj-wan (TPE) | Citra Febrianti Indonésie (INA) |  Julija ParatovováUkrajina (UKR) | |
| LOH 2016 | 53 kg | Sü Šu-ťing Tchaj-wan (TPE) |  Hidilyn DiazováFilipíny (PHI) |  Yoon Jin-heeJižní Korea (KOR) | |
| LOH 2020 | 55 kg | Hidilyn Diazová Filipíny (PHI) | Liao Qiuyun Čína (CHN) |  Zulfija ČinšanlováKazachstán (KAZ) | |
Lehká váha
| Rok | Limit | Zlato | Stříbro | Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | 58 kg |  Soraya JiménezováMexiko (MEX) | Ri Song Hui Severní Korea (PRK) | Khassaraporn Suta Thajsko (THA) | |
| LOH 2004 | 58 kg | Chen Yanqing Čína (CHN) | Ri Song Hui Severní Korea (PRK) | Wandee Kameaimová Thajsko (THA) | |
| LOH 2008 | 58 kg | Čchen Jen-čching Čína (CHN) | O Džong-ä Severní Korea (PRK) | Wandee Kameaimová Thajsko (THA) | |
| LOH 2012 | 58 kg | Li Süe-jing Čína (CHN) | Pimsiri Sirikaewová Thajsko (THA) | Julija Kalinová Ukrajina (UKR) | |
| LOH 2016 | 58 kg | Sukanya Srisurat Thajsko (THA) | Pimsiri Sirikaewová Thajsko (THA) | Kuo Hsing-chun Tchaj-wan (TPE) | |
| LOH 2020 | 59 kg | Kuo Hsing-chun Tchaj-wan (TPE) |  Polina GuryevaTurkmenistán (TKM) | Mikiko Ando Japonsko (JPN) | |
| LOH 2024 | 59 kg | Luo Š’-fang Čína (CHN)  |  Maude CharronováKanada (CAN) | Kuo Hsing-chun Tchaj-wan (TPE) | |
Střední váha
| Rok | Limit | Zlato | Stříbro | Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | 63 kg | Chen Xiaomin Čína (CHN) |  Valentina PopovováRusko (RUS) |  Ioanna KhatziioannouŘecko (GRE) | |
| LOH 2004 | 63 kg | Natalija Skakunová Ukrajina (UKR) |  Hanna BatsiushkaBělorusko (BLR) | Tatsiana Stukalava Bělorusko (BLR) | |
| LOH 2008 | 63 kg | Pak Hjon-suk Severní Korea (PRK) | Lu Jing-čchi Tchaj-wan (TPE) | Christine Girardová Kanada (CAN) | |
| LOH 2012 | 63 kg | Majja Manezová Kazachstán (KAZ) | Světlana Carukajevová Rusko (RUS) | Christine Girardová Kanada (CAN) | |
| LOH 2016 | 63 kg | Teng Wej Čína (CHN) | Čchoi Hjo-sim Severní Korea (PRK) | Karina Goričevová Kazachstán (KAZ) | |
| LOH 2020 | 64 kg | Maude Charron Kanada (CAN) |  Giorgia BordignonItálie (ITA) | Chen Wen-huei Tchaj-wan (TPE) | |
Polotěžká váha
| Rok | Limit | Zlato | Stříbro | Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | 69 kg | Lin Weining Čína (CHN) |  Erzsébet MárkusMaďarsko (HUN) | Karnam Malleswari Indie (IND) | |
| LOH 2004 | 69 kg | Liu Chunhong Čína (CHN) | Eszter Krutzler Maďarsko (HUN) | Zarema Kasaeva Rusko (RUS) | |
| LOH 2008 | 69 kg | Oxana Slivenková Rusko (RUS) | Leidy Solísová Kolumbie (COL) |  Abir KhalilováEgypt (EGY) | |
| LOH 2012 | 69 kg | Rim Jong-Sim Severní Korea (PRK) | Roxana Cocoș Rumunsko (ROU) | Maryna Shkermankova Bělorusko (BLR) | |
| LOH 2016 | 69 kg | Siang Jen-mej Čína (CHN) | Žazira Žapparkulová Kazachstán (KAZ) | Sara Ahmedová Egypt (EGY) | |
| LOH 2020 | 76 kg |  Neisi DajomesováEkvádor (ECU) | Katherine Nye Spojené státy americké (USA) | Aremi Fuentes Mexiko (MEX) | |
| LOH 2024 | 76 kg | Olivia Reevesová Spojené státy americké (USA) | Mari Sánchezová Kolumbie (COL) | Angie Palaciosová Ekvádor (ECU) | |
Těžká váha
| Rok | Limit | Zlato | Stříbro | Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | 75 kg | María Isabel Urrutiaová Kolumbie (COL) |  Ruth OgbeifoNigérie (NGR) | Kuo Yi-Hang Tchaj-wan (TPE) | |
| LOH 2004 | 75 kg | Pawina Thongsuk Thajsko (THA) | Natalja Zabolotná Rusko (RUS) | Valentina Popovová Rusko (RUS) | |
| LOH 2008 | 75 kg | Alla Važeninová Kazachstán (KAZ) |  Lidia ValentínováŠpanělsko (ESP) | Damaris Aguirreová Mexiko (MEX) | |
| LOH 2012 | 75 kg | Lidia Valentínová Španělsko (ESP) | Natalja Zabolotná Rusko (RUS) | Iryna Kulesha Bělorusko (BLR) | |
| LOH 2016 | 75 kg | Rim Džong-sim Severní Korea (PRK) |  Darja NavumavováBělorusko (BLR) | Lidia Valentínová Španělsko (ESP) | |
| LOH 2020 | 87 kg | Wang Zhouyu Čína (CHN) | Tamara Salazar Ekvádor (ECU) |  Crismery SantanaDominikánská republika (DOM) | |
| LOH 2024 | 87 kg |  Solfrid KoandaováNorsko (NOR) | Sara Ahmedová Egypt (EGY) | Neisi Dajomesová Ekvádor (ECU) | |
Supertěžká váha
| Rok | Limit | Zlato | Stříbro | Bronz | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOH 2000 | +75 kg | Ding Meiyuan Čína (CHN) |  Agata WrobelováPolsko (POL) | Cheryl Haworth Spojené státy americké (USA) | |
| LOH 2004 | +75 kg | Tang Gonghong Čína (CHN) | Jang Mi-Ran Jižní Korea (KOR) | Agata Wrobelová Polsko (POL) | |
| LOH 2008 | +75 kg | Jang Mi-Ran Jižní Korea (KOR) |  Ele OpelogeováSamoa (SAM) | Maryam Usmanová Nigérie (NGR) | |
| LOH 2012 | +75 kg | Čou Lu-lu Čína (CHN) | Taťana Kaširinová Rusko (RUS) |  Hripsime KhurshudyanArménie (ARM) | |
| LOH 2016 | +75 kg | Meng Su-pching Čína (CHN) | Kim Kuk-hjang Severní Korea (PRK) | Sarah Roblesová Spojené státy americké (USA) | |
| LOH 2020 | +87 kg | Li Wenwen Čína (CHN) |  Emily CampbellVelká Británie (GBR) | Sarah Roblesová Spojené státy americké (USA) | |
| LOH 2024 | +81 kg | Li Wen-wen Čína (CHN) | Pak Hje-čong Jižní Korea (KOR) | Emily Campbellová Velká Británie (GBR) | |
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