2023 IPF World Championships
ResultsAthletes
Meg Scanlon
This performance from Meg was a phenomenal display going 8/9 and adding 12.5kg to her total from nationals. Coach Kelly Mann and Meg continue to be an unstoppable team.
SQUAT: 195kgs
BENCH: 127.5kgs
DEADLIFT: 210kgs
TOTAL: 532.5kgs
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Ben Pape
Ben scored himself two medals in a very fast paced performance on the platform with the support of coach Kelly Mann. Some incredible improvements this worlds and lot’s more to come from this man.
SQUAT: 330kgs
BENCH: 190kgs
DEADLIFT: 355kgs
TOTAL: 875kgs
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Steven Day
Steve had been dealing with multiple injuries for a period of time leading into worlds, given the circumstances he was still able to perform and execute an 8/9 day. Although not his best, this performance was still well rounded and he came out injury free.
SQUAT: 262.5kgs
BENCH: 162.5kgs
DEADLIFT: 282.5kgs
TOTAL: 707.5kgs
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Vicky Kijumnuayporn
Vicky had a great performance for her very first international competition, securing a medal in bench press and a top 5 finish. Her prep was not ideal in some circumstances but still managed to PR her total in the most strict environment with the support of coach Steven Day.
SQUAT: 142.5kgs
BENCH: 90kgs
DEADLIFT: 167.5kgs
TOTAL: 400kgs
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Sam Butterworth
Unfortunately for Sam, ongoing injury resulted in his performance being less than he wanted. Sam worked tirelessly in the lead up to this competition and his performance is one of resilience and experience. Despite the injury, Sam’s numbers are impressive and reflect his status as an athlete to watch.
SQUAT: 300kgs
BENCH: 182.5kgs
DEADLIFT: 300kgs
TOTAL: 782.5kgs
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