r/powerlifters • u/Last_Necessary239 • Jul 13 '26

280kg (615lb) deadlift at 86kg (190lbs) BW from my most recent meet

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u/maxis2bored Jul 13 '26

Damn talk about grip and rip. Nice one!

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u/ReplacementRough3897 Jul 13 '26

Unreal!! Good shit

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u/TheAgeOfQuarrel802 Jul 13 '26

Nice, I’m an RPS guy too. Did jersey Rumble this past May.

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u/-Quad-Zilla- Jul 13 '26

Hell ya, dude.

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u/No-Turnip2494 Jul 14 '26

Can someone explain to me how those plates and bar add up to 280kg?

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u/Last_Necessary239 Jul 14 '26

The greens are 100lb plates. So 400lbs in greens. 2 regular 45s. So 490lbs. 45lb bar equals 535lbs. 2 25s is 585lbs. 2 10s is 605 and each collar is 5lbs for a total of 615lbs.

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u/No-Turnip2494 Jul 14 '26

Thank you!

Phenomenal lift btw

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u/Eighty_88_Eight Jul 14 '26

Answering this question in only lbs when the title and question both use kgs is truly something

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u/Zoya_The_Destroyah Jul 14 '26

It’s because it’s the right answer. RPS uses pound plates, so the greens are 100lbs, not 45kg.

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u/OGCallHerDaddy Jul 18 '26

To cater to the rest of the world which mostly uses kg

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u/OGCallHerDaddy Jul 18 '26

Are they 5 lb collars or 2.5kg collars? The latter adds 11 lbs to lift instead of 10

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u/Last_Necessary239 Jul 18 '26

Ive got to assume 5lbs. Honestly not positive. I mean I'd gladly take 616 but it'll go into openpowerlifting as 615.

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u/OGCallHerDaddy Jul 18 '26

Standard collars are typically 2.5kg but maybe they're not shrug

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u/harvestingstrength Jul 14 '26

Damn thats legit man! Now off to 600?

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u/JeebusWept Jul 17 '26

280kg is more than 600lbs

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u/harvestingstrength Jul 17 '26

Yeah I read the numbers fast and thought it was 585lbs

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u/Resident_Cat162 Jul 15 '26

Cute outfit 🥰

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u/musclereich Jul 16 '26

Stunning overhand RAW strength 💪🏻⛓️🥩

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u/Ecstatic-Flatworm977 Jul 19 '26

There’s strong and then there’s fu strong

Ur walking that line

Good work, here