Powerlifter Tetsuo Nishizaki (NOMURA Co., Ltd.) wins the "3rd Challenge Cup Kyoto" and breaks the Japanese record

Tetsuo Nishizaki (49kg class, competed in the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games) a powerlifter affiliated with NOMURA Co., Ltd., participated in the 49kg class competition at the 3rd Challenge Cup Kyoto held on October 3, 2020. He won the competition with a tournament record of 136kg and set a new Japanese record of 138kg.

This allowed me to record the following:

・Updated personal best and Japanese record in 49kg class (succeeded in all 4 attempts)

・"Challenge Cup Kyoto" 3 consecutive victories

 

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported us.

 

<Comment from Nishizaki>

Thank you for your support. It was the first official tournament in eight months to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, and it was a match without spectators, but the encouragement of everyone who supported us remotely was a strength. In addition, I was able to carry out the match calmly. We were able to achieve three goals: The final special attempt wasn't satisfactory, but I think that what I set goals for in the company's training room and built up every day led to the improvement in the record and the results.

We would like to express our gratitude to all of you who continue to support us even under these circumstances.

 

 

■ Match result

"3rd Challenge Cup Kyoto"

Date: October 3, 2020 (Saturday) 14:00 Competition start

Location: Sun Abilities Joyo

Event: Powerlifting Men's 49kg class

Tournament record: 136 kg (personal best update)

Japanese record: 138 kg (personal best update, Japanese record update)*

Rank: Winner

 

Details of Nishizaki match results

1st attempt 130 kg success

2nd attempt 134 kg success

3rd attempt 136 kg success

4th attempt (special attempt) 138 kg success*

 

* What is the 4th attempt (special attempt): If the jury approves for the purpose of aiming for a new record, you can challenge the special attempt (4th attempt).

Even if the 4th attempt is successful and a new record is set, the competition record will be the highest weight up to the 3rd attempt, and the 4th attempt will not be included in the competition record or ranking.

In the case of this tournament, Nishizaki won the tournament record with 136 kg, and the Japanese record is 138 kg.

 

■Regarding the official match results of the tournament

Click here for details of the 49kg class results (you will be redirected to an external website).

・ Match results

・ The state of the game on the day

You can watch Nishizaki's 3rd trial to special trial from 5:05:00.

 

 

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