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Vladimir Krivulya

Russia Male Elite

Vital Statistics

Vladimir Krivulya is a Russia powerlifter with a best competition total of 189.0 kg and a best DOTS of 175.70.

Best total
189 kg
Best DOTS
175.70
Competition context
54 kg class, WPPO, Raw
Meet count
16 sanctioned meets
Records held
1
Best Squat
-
Best Bench
189 kg
Best Deadlift
-
Best Total
189 kg
Best DOTS
175.70
Best Wilks
179.44
Meet Count
16
Years Active
13+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat - - - - -
Bench Press 189 kg 53.7 kg World Championships 2019-07-13 54
Deadlift - - - - -
Total 189 kg 53.7 kg World Championships 2019-07-13 54

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2006-12-23 Krasnodar Championships - 82.5 kg - 82.5 kg
2007-03-27 Spartakiad of Disabled People of Russia Powerlifting Competition - 95 kg - 95 kg
2008-04-05 Russian Bench Press Championships - 122.5 kg - 122.5 kg
2008-09-21 Cup of Spartak - 127.5 kg - 127.5 kg
2009-03-19 Russian Paralympic Bench Press Championships - 132.5 kg - 132.5 kg
2009-09-20 Krasnodar Raw Spartacus Cup - 135 kg - 135 kg
2010-04-12 Russian Disabled & Blind Powerlifting Championships - 145 kg - 145 kg
2011-11-14 International Powerlifting Competition - 163 kg - 163 kg
2012-02-22 World Cup - 164 kg - 164 kg
2012-08-29 Paralympic Games - 175 kg - 175 kg
2014-04-05 World Championships - 180 kg - 180 kg
2019-04-25 World Cup - 182 kg - 182 kg
2019-07-13 World Championships - 189 kg - 189 kg

Vladimir Krivulya's best total of 189kg places him above the 75th percentile of all 52kg Raw lifters ever recorded (6,975 entries).

Competition History

16 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2019-07-13 World Championships WPPO 54 53.7 kg - 189 kg - 189 kg 175.7 1
2019-04-25 World Cup WPPO 54 53.6 kg - 182 kg - 182 kg 169.6 1
2014-04-05 World Championships WPPO 54 52.4 kg - 180 kg - 180 kg 171.1 2
2013-05-22 European Open Championships WPPO 54 51.6 kg - 166 kg - 166 kg 160.3 1
2012-08-29 Paralympic Games WPPO 52 51.5 kg - 175 kg - 175 kg 169.1 3
2012-02-22 World Cup WPPO 52 51.5 kg - 164 kg - 164 kg 158.5 4
2011-11-14 International Powerlifting Competition WPPO 52 51.2 kg - 163 kg - 163 kg 158.5 1
2010-07-25 World Championships WPPO 48 47.7 kg - 140 kg - 140 kg 146.0 6
2010-04-12 Russian Disabled & Blind Powerlifting Championships FPR 48 46.5 kg - 145 kg - 145 kg 155.3 2
2009-09-20 Krasnodar Raw Spartacus Cup WPC-RUS 52 47.4 kg - 135 kg - 135 kg 141.7 1
2009-03-19 Russian Paralympic Bench Press Championships FPR 48 47.4 kg - 132.5 kg - 132.5 kg 139.1 2
2008-09-21 Cup of Spartak WPC-RUS 52 47.8 kg - 127.5 kg - 127.5 kg 132.7 1
2008-04-05 Russian Bench Press Championships FPR 52 48.4 kg - 122.5 kg - 122.5 kg 126.0 2
2007-03-29 Russian Disabled Juniors Bench Press Championships FPR 48 46.1 kg - 95 kg - 95 kg 102.7 3
2007-03-27 Spartakiad of Disabled People of Russia Powerlifting Competition FPR 48 46.1 kg - 95 kg - 95 kg 102.7 3
2006-12-23 Krasnodar Championships WPC-RUS 52 52 kg - 82.5 kg - 82.5 kg 79.0 1

Records Held

127.5 kg
Bench · 52 kg · Multi-ply
2008-09-21

Strength Fingerprint

How Vladimir Krivulya's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class

Bench specialist

Bench Press
99th
Elite
Total
75th
Intermediate

Career Stage

52kg Raw lifters

Vladimir Krivulya, 27

This cohort typically peaks at 18. At 27, Vladimir Krivulya competed 9 years past the statistical peak, among the 9% of lifters still competing at 27.

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About Vladimir Krivulya

Vladimir Krivulya is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 16 sanctioned meets since 2006. Vladimir Krivulya has competed under WPPO, FPR, WPC-RUS federations.

Career best competition total: 189.0 kg with a DOTS score of 175.70. Individual lift PRs: 189.0 kg bench press.

This profile is built from verified competition data sourced from OpenPowerlifting. All results shown are from sanctioned competition performances, not self-reported numbers.