USPC Record Requirements
State and National records may be set at any USPC sanctioned meet.
- Any new record must exceed the previous record by at least 1kg.
- Judging Requirements:
- State Records: Three USPC State-level (or higher) Judges.
- National Records: At least two National or International Judges.
- World Records: Three International Judges, OR two International + one National Judge.
- Lifters may only set records in the division(s) they are entered in before the end of the final weigh-in session.
- The lifter must declare their record attempt before coming to the platform.
Ties & Bodyweight
If two lifters in the same flight set the same record at the same weight:
- The lifter with the lower bodyweight becomes the official record holder.
- If bodyweights match exactly, the lifter who lifts first is awarded the record.
Fourth Attempt Rules
- Lifter must have successfully completed their third attempt.
- Lifter must be within 20kg of the current record.
- The fourth attempt must exceed the current record by at least 1kg.
- Attempt must be declared within 60 seconds after completing the third attempt.
- Fourth attempts do not count toward the lifter’s total (record purposes only).
- The Meet Director may choose not to offer fourth attempts if announced before lifting begins.
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USPC & USPC Tested State Records
Navigate the interactive records map below.
Use the interactive map to view official United States Powerlifting Coalition state records. Each state provides quick access to both non-tested and drug-tested divisions.
Red State
Links to that state’s USPC State Records (Non-Tested).
White Square Inside State
Links to that state’s USPC Tested Drug-Tested Records.
Both USPC and USPC Tested state records are updated regularly following each sanctioned event. Click your state on the map to view the most current records.
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