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    Women · -57 kg

    Bench Press standards — women, -57 kg

    20,861 competitive lifters · Beginner to world-class

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    Among 20,861 women who competed raw in the -57 kg class, the median best bench press is 115.7 lbs (52.5 kg), roughly 0.99× bodyweight. That is 7.7 lbs more than the class below (-52 kg). The heaviest raw bench press recorded in this class is 292.1 lbs (132.5 kg).

    Is a 115 lb bench press good for a woman up to 126 lbs?

    • 95 lbs (43.1 kg) → Novice, stronger than about 22% of competitors in this class.
    • 115 lbs (52.2 kg) → Novice, stronger than about 49% of competitors in this class.
    • 140 lbs (63.5 kg) → Advanced, stronger than about 76% of competitors in this class.
    • 165 lbs (74.8 kg) → Advanced, stronger than about 90% of competitors in this class.

    Beginner

    93.7 lbs

    42.5 kg

    Top 80%

    Intermediate

    115.7 lbs

    52.5 kg

    Top 50%

    Advanced

    137.8 lbs

    62.5 kg

    Top 25%

    Elite

    165.3 lbs

    75 kg

    Top 10%

    World-class

    292.1 lbs

    132.5 kg

    Best ever

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    Median bench press across women's weight classes

    Strongest bench press in our elite athlete index (-57 kg)

    Each row opens that lifter’s full profile.

    1. 1Emily HuUSA303.1 lbs (137.5 kg)
    2. 2Emelie OlinSweden270.1 lbs (122.5 kg)
    3. 3Abigail BroshUSA264.6 lbs (120 kg)
    4. 4Abby DrummondAustralia259 lbs (117.5 kg)
    5. 5Abby WallisAustralia259 lbs (117.5 kg)
    6. 6Kaylee-Sue DaniesNetherlands259 lbs (117.5 kg)
    7. 7Caitlin BaxterEngland255.7 lbs (116 kg)
    8. 8Jen SmithAustralia253.5 lbs (115 kg)
    9. 9Bobbie ButtersEngland253.5 lbs (115 kg)
    10. 10Megan-Li SmithNew Zealand251.3 lbs (114 kg)

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    Method: each lifter's best successful raw bench press in full-power meets was kept once per weight class, then levels were set at the 20th (beginner), 50th (intermediate), 75th (advanced) and 90th (elite) percentiles. Competitive lifters are stronger than the average gym-goer, so these numbers are demanding.

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    This page uses data from the OpenPowerlifting project. You may download a copy of the data at data.openpowerlifting.org. Raw, full-power (squat-bench-deadlift) competition results only.

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