Amanda Lawrence (84KG) Sets Raw Squat & Total World Records at 2024 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships

Amanda Lawrence has further improved two of her own IPF World Records.

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Amanda Lawrence Squat Total World Records
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Amanda Lawrence is known to be quite a record breaker, so her expectations for the 2024 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships were extremely high. Luckily, she managed to fulfill her goals, having set two new raw U84KG IPF World Records in the Squat and Total events.

Being the first event of the competition, the squat turned out to be quite successful for Amanda Lawrence. She opened up with a 235-kilogram (518.1-pound) lift, but it was clear that she had a lot more in the tank. So, Amanda decided to make a huge jump for her second attempt and thus loaded 249.5 kilograms (550 pounds) on the barbell. She successfully completed this lift, which meant that she officially set a new U84KG IPF World Record.

Amanda Lawrence did attempt to further improve it by 3.5 kilograms (7.7 pounds) on her final attempt, but it proved to be slightly over her capabilities on the day.

Amanda Lawrence held the old record as well, which stood at 249 kilograms (549 pounds) from her appearance at the 2023 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships. So, having exceeded the mark, Amanda was awarded with £5,000.

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Related: Amanda Lawrence Sets 260-kg (573.2-lb) Raw Squat Unofficial IPF World Record in Training

Amanda Lawrence’s Full Performance

Amanda Lawrence weighed in at 83.5 kilograms (184 pounds) for the 2024 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships. So, she was the only representative of her weight class at the competition, proving how much better she is than any of her rivals.

Amanda was performing extremely well throughout the entire competition, but she still ended up with two failed attempts out of nine. Well, while her squat fail did not cost her anything, her other unsuccessful attempt, which happened during the deadlift event, would have secured yet another record for her.

Squat

  • 235 kilograms (518.1 pounds)
  • 249.5 kilograms (550 pounds) — U84KG IPF World Record
  • Unsuccessful — 253 kilograms (557.7 pounds)

Bench Press

  • 122 kilograms (270 pounds)
  • 130 kilograms (286.6 pounds)
  • 135 kilograms (297.6 pounds)

Deadlift

  • 242.5 kilograms (534.6 pounds)
  • 262.5 kilograms (578.7 pounds)
  • Unsuccessful — 269 kilograms (593 pounds)

Total — 647 kilograms (1,426.4 pounds) — U84KG IPF World Record

*Amanda Lawrence held the previous u84KG Total IPF World Record. It stood at 645 kilograms (1,422 pounds), which Amanda accumulated during her appearance at the 2023 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships.

Related: Powerlifter Amanda Lawrence Sets 255-kg (562.2-lb) Unofficial IPF World Record Squat In Training

Amanda Lawrence’s Competition History

Breaking World Records at the IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships is becoming sort of a ritual for Amanda Lawrence. During the last year’s edition of the meet she managed to set three records, and almost replicated that achievement this year as well.

Amanda Lawrence’s overall career stats now consist of 24 sanctioned powerlifting appearances and a total of 17 victories. Most notably, Amanda has won four editions of the IPF World Championships (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023), and will most likely look to add a fifth later this year.

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