Powerlifter Ashton Rouska Scores 375-kg (827-lb) Squat PR And Two Unofficial USAPL Records In Training 

Ashton Rouska's recent training session has shown why he is the heavy favorite for the upcoming USAPL Nationals.

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Among the top powerlifters in the USAPL federation is Ashton Rouska, who aims to continue dominating his rivals this year. He is currently preparing for the 2022 USAPL Mega Nationals, which will take place from June 7-12, 2022, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Ashton has only a couple more heavy training sessions until he reaches peak condition. On May 20, 2022, Ashton uploaded a video of his most recent raw training session that featured some impressive lifts.

Ashton Rouska started off with a massive squat PR of 827 pounds (375 kilograms), which is also an Unofficial USAPL Record in the 105-kilogram weight class. He has beaten his own record of 815.7 pounds (370 kilograms) from the 2022 USAPL Arnold A7 Grand Prix. 

Ashton Rouska followed up the incredible squat performance with a 475-pound (215.5-kilogram) bench press. This lift is 12.1 pounds (5.5 kilograms) heavier than his current competition PR, which he set at the 2021 USAPL Virginia Pro. 

To finish off his SBD session, Ashton Rouska deadlifted 840 pounds (381 kilograms), which is 4.3 pounds (2 kilograms) lighter than his competition PR. With this pull, Ashton’s Total came out to 2142 pounds (971.5 kilograms). This is also a U105KG Unofficial USAPL Record, as it is 36.6 pounds (16.5 kilograms) heavier than what Ashton set at the 2022 USAPL Arnold A7 Grand Prix. 

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Ashton Rouska’s full training session:

  • Squat: 827 pounds (375 kilograms) PR & U105KG Unofficial Raw USAPL Record
  • Bench Press: 475 pounds (315.5 kilograms) 
  • Deadlift: 840 pounds (381 kilograms)
  • Total: 2142 pounds (971.5 kilograms) U105KG Unofficial Raw USAPL Record 

You can watch the lifts here:

Related: Powerlifter Ashton Rouska Squat 370 kg (815 lbs) 2 Weeks From 2022 Arnold Sports Festival

The 2022 USAPL Mega Nationals will be an opportunity for Ashton Rouska to win his 13th straight powerlifting competition. He has taken part in over 35 sanctioned competitions in total, and won the majority of them with ease. Ashton holds multiple USAPL records and has achieved great success in the powerlifting world recently.

Ashton Rouska’s Greatest Performances 

  • 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, and 2021 USAPL Raw Nationals — First-place 
  • 2021 USAPL Virginia Pro First-place
  • 2022 USAPL Arnold A7 Grand Prix — First-place 
  • 2014 IPF World Sub-Juniors & Juniors Powerlifting Championships — First-place

Ashton Rouska is getting really close to the 1,000-kilogram (2,204-pound) total, a feat that would be one of the greatest in powerlifting history. He is competing as a tested athlete, so he is not able to use any performance-enhancing drugs to aid him in his lifts. 

Ashton Rouska’s recent training performances prove that he will be a force to reckon with at the 2022 USAPL Mega Nationals. He is on route to further improving multiple USAPL records, which will also cement his place in powerlifting history. 

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