Lifter profile

Arild Kittelsen

NorwayMen-74 kgSingle-plyNSF

6 meets in 1991

Top 35.8 %

of ranked men, by best DOTS

#1,635 DOTS · Norway

Arild Kittelsen competed in 6 powerlifting meets in 1991, with NSF. The best total, 487.5 kg (single-ply, -74 kg), was set in October 1991 at RM Øst, 32.5 kg more than at the first full-power meet in February 1991. With 377.77 DOTS, Arild Kittelsen ranks #1,635 among men in the Norway rankings and in the top 35.8% of ranked men worldwide.

Squat

185kg

Oct 12, 1991 · NSF

Bench press

92.5kg

Oct 12, 1991 · NSF

Deadlift

210kg

Oct 12, 1991 · NSF

Total

487.5kg

Single-ply · -74 kg

DOTS

377.77

Career-best score

Meet progression

Valid full-power (SBD) results.

Attempt success

Across the three attempts of each lift.

Squat79 %11/14
Bench press71 %12/17
Deadlift86 %12/14

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Meet history

6 meets

  • RM Øst

    Oct 12, 1991 · NSF · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    185

    BP

    92.5

    DL

    210

    Total

    487.5

  • NM-Benkpress

    Aug 25, 1991 · NSF · Single-ply

    2
    SQ

    —

    BP

    87.5

    DL

    —

    Total

    87.5

  • KM

    May 25, 1991 · NSF · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    180

    BP

    90

    DL

    210

    Total

    480

  • Klubbstevne

    May 11, 1991 · NSF · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    180

    BP

    90

    DL

    210

    Total

    480

  • Klubb

    Apr 6, 1991 · NSF · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    180

    BP

    87.5

    DL

    205

    Total

    472.5

  • B/V-NM

    Feb 16, 1991 · NSF · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    170

    BP

    80

    DL

    205

    Total

    455

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