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Robert Karlsten

SwedenMen-74 kgSingle-plySSF

6 meets from 1999 to 2011

Top 12.4 %

of ranked men, by best DOTS

#768 DOTS · Sweden

Robert Karlsten competed in 6 powerlifting meets between 1999 and 2011, with SSF. The best total, 605 kg (single-ply, -83 kg), was set in February 2010 at SM styrkelyft-10, 80 kg more than at the first full-power meet in March 1999. With 437.43 DOTS, Robert Karlsten ranks #768 among men in the Sweden rankings and in the top 12.4% of ranked men worldwide.

Squat

245kg

Feb 26, 2011 · SSF

Bench press

120kg

Feb 27, 2010 · SSF

Deadlift

240kg

Feb 27, 2010 · SSF

Total

605kg

Single-ply · -83 kg

DOTS

437.43

Career-best score

Meet progression

Valid full-power (SBD) results.

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Meet history

6 meets

  • SM SL

    Feb 26, 2011 · SSF · Single-ply

    4
    SQ

    245

    BP

    117.5

    DL

    237.5

    Total

    600

  • SM styrkelyft-10

    Feb 27, 2010 · SSF · Single-ply

    4
    SQ

    245

    BP

    120

    DL

    240

    Total

    605

  • SM Styrkelyft

    Feb 28, 2009 · SSF · Single-ply

    2
    SQ

    245

    BP

    120

    DL

    225

    Total

    590

  • SM SL

    Mar 15, 2008 · SSF · Single-ply

    4
    SQ

    242.5

    BP

    115

    DL

    220

    Total

    577.5

  • Göteborg Cup SL

    Feb 1, 2008 · SSF · Single-ply

    1
    SQ

    240

    BP

    120

    DL

    230

    Total

    590

  • Ungdoms SM

    Mar 20, 1999 · SSF · Single-ply

    2
    SQ

    200

    BP

    105

    DL

    220

    Total

    525

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