Kasey Crowe squatting at an American Powerlifting Federation event, Keesler Air Force Base, 2012

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    Reebok Record Breakers 2016 results

    November 5, 2016USA9 elite lifters

    Illustrative photo · APF competition, Keesler, 2012 — not this meet
    Photo: Kemberly Groue / U.S. Air Force · Public domain · Source · Display cropped; original linked.

    9 elite raw lifters (7 men, 2 women) competed at this meet, with an average score of 555.4 DOTS. The best performance relative to bodyweight came from Kevin Oak, who totalled 2,101 lbs (953 kg) at 219.2 lbs (99.4 kg) bodyweight (588.0 DOTS).

    Meet at a glance

    Raw full-power lifters

    38

    All entrants, not only elite

    Bombed out

    0

    No valid total

    Attempts made

    80%

    269 of 336

    Avg. total for 3rd place

    1,331 lbs

    Across weight classes

    Best lifter

    Highest DOTS score of the meet, all weight classes combined.

    Men

    Kevin Oak

    2,101 lbs (953 kg) total · 588.0 DOTS

    Women

    Kristy Hawkins

    1,317.3 lbs (597.5 kg) total · 582.6 DOTS

    Heaviest lifts of the meet

    Squat

    1. 1. JP Price959 lbs
    2. 2. Kevin Oak810.2 lbs
    3. 3. Joe Sullivan788.2 lbs

    Bench press

    1. 1. JP Price639.3 lbs
    2. 2. Larry Williams573.2 lbs
    3. 3. Kevin Oak496 lbs

    Deadlift

    1. 1. Pete Rubish870.8 lbs
    2. 2. Jeremy Avilla832.2 lbs
    3. 3. Larry Williams826.7 lbs

    Podiums by weight class

    Top three totals in each class, all age divisions combined. Official placings may differ by division.

    Women up to 165 lbs (75 kg)

    20 lifters

    1. Kristy Hawkins1,317.3 lbs
    2. Stefanie Cohen993.2 lbs
    3. Sara Heywood810.2 lbs

    Women 165+ lbs (75+ kg)

    6 lifters

    1. Tina Michaud810.2 lbs
    2. Jessica Smith788.2 lbs
    3. Carrie Hilderbrand705.5 lbs

    Men up to 198 lbs (90 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Jay DeNatale1,146.4 lbs

    Men up to 243 lbs (110 kg)

    8 lifters

    1. Larry Williams2,171.6 lbs
    2. Kevin Oak2,101 lbs
    3. Pete Rubish2,072.3 lbs

    Men 243+ lbs (110+ kg)

    3 lifters

    1. JP Price2,358.9 lbs
    2. Adam Rodriguez1,934.6 lbs
    3. Robert Dicochea1,736.1 lbs

    Elite men results

    Best squat, bench press and deadlift of the day, in pounds (kg in brackets). Total = sum of the three lifts. PR = lifetime competition best set at this meet.

    AthleteClassPlaceSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    Kevin Oak · USAPR242.5 lbs (110 kg)2810.2 lbs / 496 lbs / 794.8 lbs2,101 lbs (953 kg)588.0
    Larry Williams · USAPR242.5 lbs (110 kg)1771.6 lbs / 573.2 lbs / 826.7 lbs2,171.6 lbs (985 kg)585.1
    Pete Rubish · USAPR242.5 lbs (110 kg)3760.6 lbs / 440.9 lbs / 870.8 lbs2,072.3 lbs (940 kg)563.1
    JP Price · USAPRNaN lbs (NaN kg)1959 lbs / 639.3 lbs / 760.6 lbs2,358.9 lbs (1,070 kg)556.5
    Jeremy Avilla · USAPR242.5 lbs (110 kg)4711 lbs / 424.4 lbs / 832.2 lbs1,967.6 lbs (892.5 kg)551.8
    Joe Sullivan · USAPR242.5 lbs (110 kg)5788.2 lbs / 490.5 lbs / 727.5 lbs2,006.2 lbs (910 kg)542.1
    Jordan Wong · USAPR242.5 lbs (110 kg)6733 lbs / 485 lbs / 650.4 lbs1,868.4 lbs (847.5 kg)502.6

    Elite women results

    Best squat, bench press and deadlift of the day, in pounds (kg in brackets). Total = sum of the three lifts. PR = lifetime competition best set at this meet.

    AthleteClassPlaceSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    Kristy Hawkins · USAPR165.3 lbs (75 kg)2496 lbs / 314.2 lbs / 507.1 lbs1,317.3 lbs (597.5 kg)582.6
    Stefanie Cohen · USAPR165.3 lbs (75 kg)3370.4 lbs / 181.9 lbs / 440.9 lbs993.2 lbs (450.5 kg)526.3

    How this edition compares

    2 editions of Reebok Record Breakers in our data.

    Highest total across all editions: 2,358.9 lbs (1,070 kg) by JP Price in 2016.

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