Lin Weining’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Olympic weightlifter of China
Is Athlete 
Weightlifter 
From China 
Type Sports 
Gender female
Birth 15 March 1979, Changyi, People’s Republic of China
Age: 41 years
Star sign Pisces

Lin Weining (Chinese: 林伟宁; born March 15, 1979 in Changyi County, Shandong) is a female Chinese weightlifter. She began with wushu in 1991, and switched to weightlifting in 1992. She joined the provincial weightlifting team four years later.

Major performances

  • 1999 National Championships – 2nd 69 kg
  • 1999 World Women’s Youth Championships – 1st 69 kg snatch, C&J & total, breaking WR in snatch (137.5 kg)
  • 1999 Asian Championships – 1st 69 kg snatch, C&J & total, breaking WRs in C&J (142.5 kg) and total (252.5 kg)
  • 2000 National Championships – 2nd 69 kg total (252.5 kg)
  • 2000 Sydney Olympic Games – 1st 69 kg
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