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Dennis Stroh

USAMen-93 kgSingle-plyNASA

2 meets from 1997 to 1998

Top 34 %

of ranked men, by best DOTS

#92,626 DOTS · USA

Dennis Stroh competed in 2 powerlifting meets between 1997 and 1998, with NASA. The best total, 570 kg (single-ply, -93 kg), was set in August 1998 at World Cup, 37.5 kg more than at the first full-power meet in August 1997. With 381.31 DOTS, Dennis Stroh ranks #92,626 among men in the USA rankings and in the top 34% of ranked men worldwide.

Squat

212.5kg

Aug 8, 1998 · NASA

Bench press

137.5kg

Aug 8, 1998 · NASA

Deadlift

220kg

Aug 8, 1998 · NASA

Total

570kg

Single-ply · -93 kg

DOTS

381.31

Career-best score

Meet progression

Valid full-power (SBD) results.

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Meet history

2 meets

  • World Cup

    Aug 8, 1998 · NASA · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    212.5

    BP

    137.5

    DL

    220

    Total

    570

  • World Cup

    Aug 8, 1998 · NASA · Single-ply

    2
    SQ

    212.5

    BP

    137.5

    DL

    220

    Total

    570

  • World Cup

    Aug 8, 1998 · NASA · Single-ply

    2
    SQ

    212.5

    BP

    137.5

    DL

    220

    Total

    570

  • World Cup

    Aug 16, 1997 · NASA · Single-ply

    3
    SQ

    192.5

    BP

    132.5

    DL

    207.5

    Total

    532.5

  • World Cup

    Aug 16, 1997 · NASA · Single-ply

    4
    SQ

    192.5

    BP

    132.5

    DL

    207.5

    Total

    532.5

  • World Cup

    Aug 16, 1997 · NASA · Single-ply

    4
    SQ

    192.5

    BP

    132.5

    DL

    207.5

    Total

    532.5

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