Lifter profile
M. Abrada
2 meets from 1991 to 1992
Top 12.6 %
of ranked men, by best DOTS
M. Abrada competed in 2 powerlifting meets between 1991 and 1992, with JPA. The best total, 737.5 kg (single-ply, -120 kg), was set in July 1992 at Japanese Men's Nationals, 17.5 kg more than at the first full-power meet in June 1991. With 436.80 DOTS, M. Abrada ranks #1,020 among men in the Japan rankings and in the top 12.6% of ranked men worldwide.
280kg
Jul 4, 1992 · JPA
172.5kg
Jul 4, 1992 · JPA
285kg
Jul 4, 1992 · JPA
737.5kg
Single-ply · -120 kg
436.80
Career-best score
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Meet history
2 meets
| Date | Meet | Class | Squat | Bench press | Deadlift | Total | DOTS | Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 4, 1992 | Japanese Men's NationalsJPA · Single-ply · Open | 110 kg110 | — | — | — | 737.5 | 436.80 | 4 |
| Jun 23, 1991 | Japanese Men's NationalsJPA · Single-ply · Open | 110 kg110 | — | — | — | 720 | 426.43 | 3 |
- Japanese Men's Nationals4
Jul 4, 1992 · JPA · Single-ply
SQ280
BP172.5
DL285
Total737.5
- Japanese Men's Nationals3
Jun 23, 1991 · JPA · Single-ply
SQ275
BP165
DL280
Total720
Competed against
Lifters met at the same meets, same division first.
- Masashi NishimuraJapan · 1 meet together827.5kg491.11 DOTS
- Susumu YoshidaJapan · 1 meet together750kg461.64 DOTS
- Katsuyuki TagawaJapan · 1 meet together770kg456.05 DOTS
- Hitoshi Nakamura #1Australia · 1 meet together780kg482.43 DOTS
- M. AotaJapan · 1 meet together755kg458.56 DOTS
- Hideaki InabaJapan · 2 meets together595kg562.70 DOTS
- Tokiharu MaedaJapan · 2 meets together840kg543.14 DOTS
- Takaaki MatsudaJapan · 2 meets together677.5kg487.09 DOTS
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