Tiffany Chapon Sets Records At 2024 IPF Worlds - Image credit @ffforce__ Instagram
Tiffany Chapon was a part of the 47-kilogram weight class, which took place on the first day of the 2024 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships on June 15 in Druskininkai, Lithuania. As expected, she was the star of the show, taking the gold medal and setting new Squat and Total IPF World Records.
Tiffany Chapon’s 2024 IPF World Championships Performance Overview
Tiffany Chapon weighed in at 46.80 kilograms (103.2 pounds) for the 2024 IPF World Championships. She surprisingly missed three of her nine attempts, two on the bench press, and one on the deadlift. Despite that, Tiffany still managed to win the competition with an 18-kilogram (39.7-pound) margin.
Squat
Everyone had high expectations for Tiffany Chapon, but she still surprised the community by breaking the squat World Record on her second attempt. However, it was clear that her capabilities were far beyond that, which built up the excitement for her final attempt.
So, coming out for her third attempt, Tiffany Chapon loaded 165.5 kilograms (364.9 pounds) on the bar. Then, wearing nothing but a lifting belt and knee sleeves, Tiffany took the bar out of the rack and braced for the incredibly difficult challenge ahead. After a long grind, Tiffany managed to lock out the lift and set a new IPF World Record.
157.5 kilograms (347.2 pounds)
163 kilograms (359.4 pounds)
165.5 kilograms (364.9 pounds) — U47KG IPF World Record
*Tiffany Chapon held the previous U47KG IPF Squat World Record, having lifted 161.5-kg (356-lb) at the 2024 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships.
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Tiffany Chapon’s opener of 97.5 kilograms (215 pounds) suggested that she would have an incredible performance on the bench press as well. Unfortunately, she then missed two attempts at 102.5 kilograms (226 pounds), which would have also been a World Record.
97.5 kilograms (215 pounds)
Unsuccessful — 102.5 kilograms (226 pounds)
Unsuccessful — 102.5 kilograms (226 pounds)
Deadlift
In the final event, Tiffany Chapon had the task of wrapping up the competition with a solid lift in order to secure a Total World Record. So, she first locked out a 162.5-kilogram (358.3-pound) deadlift, but still needed a few more pounds.
So, Tiffany Chapon then tried to lift 170 kilograms (374.8 pounds) on her second attempt, but was unfortunately unsuccessful. Therefore, with one attempt left, she opted to try to lift the same weight. Luckily, Tiffany managed to deadlift 170 kilograms (374.8 pounds) the second time around, and set a Total World Record.
162.5 kilograms (358.3 pounds)
Unsuccessful — 170 kilograms (374.8 pounds)
170 kilograms (374.8 pounds)
Total — 433 kilograms (954.6 pounds) — U47KG IPF World Record
*Tiffany Chapon also held the previous U47KG Total World Record of 431.5-kg (951.3-lb), which she set at the 2024 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships.
Tiffany Chapon now has four IPF World Championships titles to her name, which is beyond impressive considering that she is just 23 years old. Overall, Tiffany has taken part in 19 sanctioned powerlifting appearances and won 14 of those. She has been a World, European, and National champion, basically achieving all that the sport has to offer.
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