Brianny Terry Locks Out 291.5-kg (642.6-lb) Raw Deadlift Unofficial All-Time World Record in Training

Brianny Terry is the queen of the deadlifts in the powerlifting world, so it was incredible to see her push the limits once again during a recent training session. During the workout, Brianny managed to deadlift 291.5 kilograms (642.6 pounds), which marked an Unofficial All-Time World Record in the 75-kilogram weight class.

Brianny Terry’s Unofficial Deadlift All-Time World Record

Impressively, Brianny Terry’s 291.5-kilogram (642.6-pound) deadlift happened during her ‘SBD Day’. So, she first performed heavy singles on the squat and the bench press, before progressing to the deadlift and unofficially breaking the All-Time World Record. So, despite spending some energy at the start of her workout, Brianny was still capable of exceeding the record mark. This proves that her endurance and strength across all three lifts are at an all-time high.

When it comes to the 291.5-kilogram (642.6-pound) deadlift, Brianny Terry completed it by using a sumo stance and a mixed grip. Moreover, Brianny followed the regulations of powerlifting, and only used a lifting belt and some chalk to aid her in the impressive pull.

It should be pointed out that Brianny Terry displayed absolutely no struggle while performing the 291.5-kilogram (642.6-pound) deadlift. In fact, it might be one of the smoothest Unofficial All-Time World Records ever performed.

*Brianny Terry holds the official U75KG All-Time Deadlift World Record of 291 kilograms (641.5 pounds), which she set at the 2023 WRPF The American Pro 2.

Watch the lift here:

*The deadlift is on the third slide of the post below.

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Brianny Terry is another elite powerlifter who is planning to take part in the 2024 WRPF Ghost Clash 3, along with the likes of John Haack, Hunter Henderson, Denise Herber, and more. The competition will take place on April 6-7 in Miami, Florida, where Brianny hopes to make her deadlift World Record official. As per her Instagram caption, she is extremely confident and is feeling the best she has ever felt across all three lifts.

Who is Brianny Terry?

Brianny Terry is one of the most impressive powerlifters that the world has ever seen, especially when it comes to the deadlift event. She has been competing in the sport since 2017, but has garnered the most fame over the course of 2023. So, despite taking part in only one competition last year, Brianny used it to set the heaviest raw deadlift performed by a woman in an official powerlifting competition. Evidently, although Brianny is competing less frequently, she is using the time in between her appearances to make massive improvements.

Overall, over the course of her entire career, Briany Terry took part in 11 sanctioned powerlifting competitions and won seven of them. Alongside multiple All-Time World Records, Brianny is in possession of an extremely impressive resume.

The reason why Brianny Terry competed less over the past two years is her dedication to the sport of bodybuilding. She was determined to build an incredible physique and managed to secure her IFBB Pro Card at the 2023 NPC USA Championships, where she placed second.

Powerlifting Competition PRs

*Brianny Terry set all of her competition PRs at the 2023 WRPF The American Pro 2.

• Squat (Wraps): 240 kilograms (529.1 pounds)
• Bench Press (Raw): 140 kilograms (308.6 pounds)
• Deadlift (Raw): 291 kilograms (641.5 pounds)
• Total (Raw W/Wraps): 671 kilograms (1,479.3 pounds)

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Brianny Terry’s Competition History

Brianny Terry will not attempt any heavier deadlifts until the 2024 WRPF Ghost Clash 3. So, if she can come in well rested and prepared, Brianny will most likely break the Deadlift All-Time World Record. However, it will be interesting to see how far she could push the record, seeing that her recent deadlift from training looked incredibly easy.