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    What is the name of the heaviest Olympic weightlifting class?

    Question #101738. Asked by nibbles0011. (Dec 16 08 3:16 PM)


    rwbidin

    		It is called 105+ kg class which is for men.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weightlifting

    Dec 16 08, 3:20 PM

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