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The top of the Men’s 125-kilogram all-time single-ply rankings has been rewritten. At the 2023 International Powerlifting Association (IPA) National Championships at York Barbell in York, PA, on Nov. 18-19, 2023, Phillip Herndon, competing in the 125-kilogram class, shattered the all-time single-ply squat and total world records. It was his competitive sanctioned single-ply meet debut. Herndon scored a...
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The top of the Men’s 125-kilogram all-time single-ply rankings has been rewritten. At the 2023 International Powerlifting Association (IPA) National Championships at York Barbell in York, PA, on Nov. 18-19, 2023, Phillip Herndon, competing in the 125-kilogram class, shattered the all-time single-ply squat and total world records. It was his competitive sanctioned single-ply meet debut.
Herndon scored a 485-kilogram (1,070-pound) squat — a staggering 20 kilograms over the previous world record held by Anthony Oliveira since 2021. That record added to Herndon’s world-record total of 1,170 kilograms (2,580 pounds), which exceeded the previous record held by Yevgen Yarymbash since 2010 by 20 kilograms. Check out all three of Herndon’s lifts in the video below, courtesy of his Instagram page, followed by a breakdown of his performance:
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2023 IPA National Championships — Phillip Herndon, 125KG | Single-Ply
While Herndon’s squat and total were more than anyone else ever in sanctioned 125-kilogram competition, his bench press was also within strike distance of the world’s best. The current bench press world record stands at 356 kilograms (785 pounds) by Stanislav Bakhtin, claimed at the 2016 FPR White Nights.
Herndon expressed gratitude in the caption of his Instagram post featuring his world record lifts but did not say when he intends to compete next. If he steps on the equipped lifting platform again, it seems as though he’s found a new space to push the thresholds of what’s possible with a barbell.
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The post Phillip Herndon (125KG) Hits 2 Single-Ply All-Time World Records at the 2023 IPA National Championships appeared first on BarBend.
The top of the Men’s 125-kilogram all-time single-ply rankings has been rewritten. At the 2023 International Powerlifting Association (IPA) National Championships at York Barbell in York, PA, on Nov. 18-19, 2023, Phillip Herndon, competing in the 125-kilogram class, shattered the all-time single-ply squat and total world records. It was his competitive sanctioned single-ply meet debut.
Herndon scored a 485-kilogram (1,070-pound) squat — a staggering 20 kilograms over the previous world record held by Anthony Oliveira since 2021. That record added to Herndon’s world-record total of 1,170 kilograms (2,580 pounds), which exceeded the previous record held by Yevgen Yarymbash since 2010 by 20 kilograms. Check out all three of Herndon’s lifts in the video below, courtesy of his Instagram page, followed by a breakdown of his performance:
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Phill Herndon (@phillip_herndon)
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[Related: Erholove Izobodo-John (84KG) Pulls Heaviest Raw British Deadlift In History of 260 Kilograms]
2023 IPA National Championships — Phillip Herndon, 125KG | Single-Ply
- Squat — 485 kilograms (1,070 pounds) — All-Time World Record
- Bench Press — 345 kilograms (760 pounds)
- Deadlift — 363 kilograms (800 pounds)
- Total — 1,170 kilograms (2,580 pounds) — All-Time World Record
While Herndon’s squat and total were more than anyone else ever in sanctioned 125-kilogram competition, his bench press was also within strike distance of the world’s best. The current bench press world record stands at 356 kilograms (785 pounds) by Stanislav Bakhtin, claimed at the 2016 FPR White Nights.
Herndon expressed gratitude in the caption of his Instagram post featuring his world record lifts but did not say when he intends to compete next. If he steps on the equipped lifting platform again, it seems as though he’s found a new space to push the thresholds of what’s possible with a barbell.
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