Keigo Ohira

    Japan · Male · 181.2 lbs (82.2 kg) bodyweight at best meet · JPA

    Japan

    Bench specialist

    #794 in the elite index

    529.5 DOTS

    Squat
    292.5 kg
    Bench
    210 kg
    Deadlift
    290 kg

    Best squat

    644.9 lbs

    292.5 kg

    Best bench press

    463 lbs

    210 kg

    Best deadlift

    639.3 lbs

    290 kg

    Best total

    1,719.6 lbs

    780 kg

    Best DOTS

    529.5

    Profile analysis

    Keigo Ohira ranks #794 among the men in our elite index and #8 in Japan and #63 in the 83 kg class, with a best DOTS score of 529.5 set at 79th National Sports Festival (2025).

    Relative to bodyweight, Keigo squats 3.56×, benches 2.55× and deadlifts 3.53× bodyweight. The total splits 37% squat, 26% bench and 37% deadlift.

    Bench specialist. The bench press carries an unusually high share of the total, pointing to strong pressing leverages (shorter arms, big chest and triceps).

    Across 4 raw full-power meets in 1 federation (JPA), Keigo took 2 first places. From the first recorded meet to the best one, the total grew by 22.0 lbs (10.0 kg) — about 15.3 lbs per year over 1.4 years.

    Scores: DOTS, Wilks and IPF GL points

    Three ways to compare strength across bodyweights. Wilks is the long-time US reference, IPF GL (Goodlift) points are used by the IPF since 2020. Best score across all meets.

    Best DOTS

    529.5

    Best Wilks

    523.7

    Best IPF GL

    108.5

    Career make rate and attempt selection

    Keigo made 75% of recorded attempts (27/36) and went 9-for-9 in 0 of 4 fully recorded meets.

    LiftMake rateOpenerJump to 2ndJump to 3rd
    Squat58% (7/12)96% of best+36 lbs+13 lbs
    Bench press92% (11/12)94% of best+21 lbs+11 lbs
    Deadlift75% (9/12)91% of best+37 lbs+41 lbs

    Based only on meets where the federation published every attempt. Jumps are averages in pounds.

    Personal record timeline

    4 competition PRs after the first meet. Most recent: deadlift on 2026-02-13. Longest gap between two PRs: 1.0 years.

    DateLiftNew bestGainMeet
    2026-02-13Deadlift639.3 lbs (290 kg)+22 lbs30th Japan Classic Powerlifting Championships
    2025-09-20Total1,719.6 lbs (780 kg)+22 lbs79th National Sports Festival
    2025-09-20Deadlift617.3 lbs (280 kg)+22 lbs79th National Sports Festival
    2025-09-20Bench press463 lbs (210 kg)+5.5 lbs79th National Sports Festival

    Lift ratios and bodyweight

    Deadlift / squat

    0.99×

    Pulling vs. squatting strength

    Bench / squat

    0.72×

    Pressing vs. squatting strength

    Bodyweight 2024

    198.9 lbs

    Average at meets

    Bodyweight 2026

    182.4 lbs

    −16.4 lbs over the career

    Progression over time

    Compared with all competitive lifters (up to 183 lbs class)

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    Competition history

    DateMeetPlaceBodyweightSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    2026-02-1330th Japan Classic Powerlifting Championships · JPA2182.4 lbs595.2 lbs / 451.9 lbs / 639.3 lbs1,686.5 lbs (765 kg)517.3
    2025-09-2079th National Sports Festival · JPA1181.2 lbs639.3 lbs / 463 lbs / 617.3 lbs1,719.6 lbs (780 kg)529.5
    2025-02-23The 29th Japan Classic Powerlifting Championship · JPA5181.3 lbs584.2 lbs / 440.9 lbs / 584.2 lbs1,609.4 lbs (730 kg)495.4
    2024-09-0678th National Sports Festival · JPA1198.9 lbs644.9 lbs / 457.5 lbs / 595.2 lbs1,697.6 lbs (770 kg)497.3

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