Mark Plummer

    Canada · Male · 203 lbs (92.1 kg) bodyweight at best meet · CPL

    Canada

    Balanced lifter

    #284 in the elite index

    551.4 DOTS

    Squat
    320 kg
    Bench
    212.5 kg
    Deadlift
    330 kg

    Best squat

    705.5 lbs

    320 kg

    Best bench press

    468.5 lbs

    212.5 kg

    Best deadlift

    727.5 lbs

    330 kg

    Best total

    1,901.5 lbs

    862.5 kg

    Best DOTS

    551.4

    Profile analysis

    Mark Plummer ranks #284 among the men in our elite index and #20 in Canada and #27 in the 100 kg class, with a best DOTS score of 551.4 set at EPC Finals (2017).

    Relative to bodyweight, Mark squats 3.47×, benches 2.31× and deadlifts 3.58× bodyweight. The total splits 37% squat, 25% bench and 38% deadlift.

    Balanced lifter. All three lifts sit close to the typical elite distribution, with no single movement carrying the total — a sign of well-rounded strength.

    Across 8 raw full-power meets in 3 federations (CPU, CommonwealthPF, CPL), Mark took 7 first places. From the first recorded meet to the best one, the total grew by 650.4 lbs (295.0 kg) — about 174.9 lbs per year over 3.7 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

    551.4

    Best Wilks

    544.4

    Best IPF GL

    113.4

    Career make rate and attempt selection

    Mark made 67% of recorded attempts (6/9) and went 9-for-9 in 0 of 1 fully recorded meet.

    LiftMake rateOpenerJump to 2ndJump to 3rd
    Squat67% (2/3)96% of best+22 lbs+0 lbs
    Bench press67% (2/3)99% of best+6 lbs+4 lbs
    Deadlift67% (2/3)96% of best+22 lbs+22 lbs

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

    Personal record timeline

    23 competition PRs after the first meet. Most recent: total on 2017-12-12 (8.9 years ago). Longest gap between two PRs: 2.0 years.

    DateLiftNew bestGainMeet
    2017-12-12Total1,901.5 lbs (862.5 kg)+369.3 lbsEPC Finals
    2017-12-12Deadlift727.5 lbs (330 kg)+137.8 lbsEPC Finals
    2017-12-12Bench press468.5 lbs (212.5 kg)+93.7 lbsEPC Finals
    2017-12-12Squat705.5 lbs (320 kg)+137.8 lbsEPC Finals
    2015-12-01Total1,532.2 lbs (695 kg)+55.1 lbsCommonwealth Championships
    2015-12-01Deadlift589.7 lbs (267.5 kg)+11 lbsCommonwealth Championships
    2015-12-01Bench press374.8 lbs (170 kg)+22 lbsCommonwealth Championships
    2015-12-01Squat567.7 lbs (257.5 kg)+16.5 lbsCommonwealth Championships
    2015-07-25Total1,477.1 lbs (670 kg)+60.6 lbsOttawa Strong Open
    2015-07-25Deadlift578.7 lbs (262.5 kg)+16.5 lbsOttawa Strong Open
    2015-07-25Squat551.2 lbs (250 kg)+38.6 lbsOttawa Strong Open
    2015-04-30Total1,416.5 lbs (642.5 kg)+27.6 lbsHamilton High School Championship
    2015-04-30Deadlift562.2 lbs (255 kg)+22 lbsHamilton High School Championship
    2015-04-30Bench press352.7 lbs (160 kg)+16.5 lbsHamilton High School Championship
    2015-04-06Total1,388.9 lbs (630 kg)+71.7 lbsCanadian Championship

    Lift ratios and bodyweight

    Deadlift / squat

    1.03×

    Pulling vs. squatting strength

    Bench / squat

    0.66×

    Pressing vs. squatting strength

    Bodyweight 2014

    190.3 lbs

    Average at meets

    Bodyweight 2017

    203 lbs

    +12.7 lbs over the career

    Progression over time

    Compared with all competitive lifters (up to 205 lbs class)

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    Competition history

    DateMeetPlaceBodyweightSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    2017-12-12EPC Finals · CPL1203 lbs705.5 lbs / 468.5 lbs / 727.5 lbs1,901.5 lbs (862.5 kg)551.4
    2015-12-01Commonwealth Championships · CommonwealthPF1199.5 lbs567.7 lbs / 374.8 lbs / 589.7 lbs1,532.2 lbs (695 kg)448.1
    2015-07-25Ottawa Strong Open · CPU1199.7 lbs551.2 lbs / 347.2 lbs / 578.7 lbs1,477.1 lbs (670 kg)431.8
    2015-04-30Hamilton High School Championship · CPU1195.8 lbs501.6 lbs / 352.7 lbs / 562.2 lbs1,416.5 lbs (642.5 kg)418.3
    2015-04-06Canadian Championship · CPU2188.7 lbs512.6 lbs / 336.2 lbs / 540.1 lbs1,388.9 lbs (630 kg)418.1
    2014-11-29OPA Classic Provincials · CPU1192.2 lbs507.1 lbs / 308.6 lbs / 501.6 lbs1,317.3 lbs (597.5 kg)392.7
    2014-05-10Belle River Open · CPU1188.7 lbs474 lbs / 292.1 lbs / 501.6 lbs1,267.7 lbs (575 kg)381.6
    2014-03-25Hamilton Regional High School Championship · CPU1190 lbs474 lbs / 275.6 lbs / 501.6 lbs1,251.1 lbs (567.5 kg)375.3

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