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Gavin Adin Squat And Total World Record - Image credit @theipf and @gavin_adin Instagram
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Gavin Adin has slowly been climbing up the leaderboards, hoping to eventually reach the top. Well, judging by his performance at the 2024 NAPF North American Regional Powerlifting Championships, he won’t have to wait for much longer. Adin competed in the 93-kilogram weight class and achieved some historic milestones, including a new Squat & Total IPF World Records.
Gavin Adin’s Full Performance
Squat
Gavin Adin decided to open up with a 310-kilogram (683.4-pound) squat, getting a feeling for the weight, but also remaining energized for the remainder of his performance. However, it didn’t take long for him to increase the weight by a substantial amount, as he decided to go for a record-breaking 341 kilograms (751.8 pounds) on his second attempt. Unfortunately, he was called for insufficient depth, making his attempt unsuccessful.
With one attempt left, Gavin Adin made a mental reset, coming out on the platform fully focused on the task at hand. The same situation happened once again, with the judges declaring that he failed to squat to depth. However, the jury overturned the decision and revealed that the lift was in fact valid. So, Gavin walked away with a new U93KG Raw Squat IPF World Record.
310 kilograms (683.4 pounds)
Unsuccessful — 341 kilograms (751.8 pounds)
341 kilograms (751.8 pounds) — U93KG IPF World Record
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Gavin Adin followed a stressful squat session with a perfect bench press outing. He successfully completed all three of his attempts, with the heaviest coming out to 222.5 kilograms (490.5 pounds). This marked a new Competition PR for Gavin as well.
202.5 kilograms (446.4 pounds)
217.5 kilograms (478.8 pounds)
222.5 kilograms (490.5 pounds) — Competition PR
Deadlift
With only the deadlift remaining, Gavin Adin was determined to wrap up his session in a spectacular fashion. So, with his third attempt of 337.5 kilograms (744 pounds), Gavin managed to set a new U93KG IPF Total World Record. Moreover, he became the first person in the weight class to reach the 900-kilogram (1,984.2-pound) Total milestone.
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295 kilograms (650.4 pounds)
332.5 kilograms (733 pounds)
337.5 kilograms (744 pounds)
Total — 901 kilograms (1,986.4 pounds) — U93KG IPF World Record
*Gustav Hedlund held the previous U93KG IPF Raw Total World Record of 895-kg (1,973.1-lb), which he set at the 2024 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships.
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023
This was Gavin Adin’s 13th sanctioned powerlifting appearance, as well as his sixth victory. More importantly, Gavin now holds two Open IPF World Records, which shows that he is currently the best of what the 93-kilogram weight class has to offer.
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