Rigina Adashbaeva updated two national records of Uzbekistan in weightlifting
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Rigina Adashbaeva updated two national records of Uzbekistan in weightlifting

Weightlifter Rigina Adashbaeva from Kashkadarya region achieved significant success at the Uzbekistan Cup, setting two national records among the adult contingent.

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The competition took place at the Republican Center for Olympic and Paralympic Sports Training. Competing in the women's category up to 86 kilograms, the athlete demonstrated outstanding results.

In the snatch discipline, Rigina Adashbaeva lifted 134 kilograms, and her total result across both exercises amounted to 242 kilograms. Both achievements are recognized as new national records for adult athletes of Uzbekistan.

It is worth noting that a similar success in updating national records among youth was previously achieved by young weightlifter Munisa Odilova.

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