Lifter profile

Jackson Pugh

AustraliaMen-105 kgWrapsProRawGPC-AUS

6 meets from 2016 to 2019

Top 5.3 %

of ranked men, by best DOTS

#614 DOTS · Australia

Jackson Pugh competed in 6 powerlifting meets between 2016 and 2019, with ProRaw and GPC-AUS. The best total, 750 kg (wraps, -105 kg), was set in March 2018 at X, 140 kg more than at the first full-power meet in April 2016. With 474.76 DOTS, Jackson Pugh ranks #614 among men in the Australia rankings and in the top 5.3% of ranked men worldwide.

Squat

300kg

Mar 15, 2019 · ProRaw

Bench press

170kg

Mar 15, 2019 · ProRaw

Deadlift

280kg

Mar 16, 2018 · ProRaw

Total

750kg

Wraps · -105 kg

DOTS

474.76

Career-best score

Meet progression

Valid full-power (SBD) results.

Attempt success

Across the three attempts of each lift.

Squat94 %17/18
Bench press83 %15/18
Deadlift78 %14/18

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Meet history

6 meets

  • XI

    Mar 15, 2019 · ProRaw · Wraps

    19
    SQ

    300

    BP

    170

    DL

    270

    Total

    740

  • X

    Mar 16, 2018 · ProRaw · Wraps

    7
    SQ

    300

    BP

    170

    DL

    280

    Total

    750

  • Spring Cup

    Aug 26, 2017 · GPC-AUS · Wraps

    1
    SQ

    282.5

    BP

    152.5

    DL

    265

    Total

    700

  • Nine

    Mar 18, 2017 · ProRaw · Wraps

    8
    SQ

    265

    BP

    145

    DL

    260

    Total

    670

  • Nationals

    Jul 8, 2016 · GPC-AUS · Wraps

    5
    SQ

    245

    BP

    135

    DL

    250

    Total

    630

  • VIC States

    Apr 3, 2016 · GPC-AUS · Wraps

    1
    SQ

    230

    BP

    135

    DL

    245

    Total

    610

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