A comparative study of Olympic achievement between Iraq and some countries in weightlifting
Keywords:
Olympic achievement, Weight liftingAbstract
The problem of the research was that achieving sporting achievements, especially at the level of Olympic tournaments, requires preparation and training. The researchers noted that the Central Federation and the specialized sports centers did not achieve what was hoped for, if we know that Iraq achieved one Olympic medal in the Rome Olympic Games in 1960. The weightlifting category was achieved by the late (Abdel Wahid Aziz) in weight (67). The most important goal of the research is to compare the Olympic achievement between Iraq and some countries in weightlifting, and the research hypothesis: There are no differences in the Olympic achievement between Iraq and some countries in weightlifting. The researchers used the descriptive approach using the survey method for its suitability and the nature of the research problem, and the research community determines the results of the Olympic achievement in (Iraq). And Iran, China, Thailand, Kazakhstan, and Egypt) and the most important conclusions are: (China) ranked first, (Iran) ranked second, (Thailand) ranked third, (Kazakhstan) ranked fourth, and (Egypt) ranked fifth in Olympic achievement during the (five) Olympic cycles. ) The last while (Iraq) was not classified because it did not achieve any Olympic medal. All countries surpassed Iraq in Olympic achievement. The most important recommendations are: Paying attention to the rule of weightlifting in Iraq in order to catch up with countries that have achieved Olympic medals.
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