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Terry Byland-Rohal

USA Female Elite

Vital Statistics

Terry Byland-Rohal is a USA powerlifter with a best competition total of 615.8 kg and a best DOTS of 603.20.

Best total
615.8 kg
Best DOTS
603.20
Competition context
75 kg class, USPF, Single-ply
Meet count
14 sanctioned meets
Best Squat
250 kg
Best Bench
137.5 kg
Best Deadlift
250.8 kg
Best Total
615.8 kg
Best DOTS
603.20
Best Wilks
589.38
Meet Count
14
Years Active
5+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 250 kg 82.5 kg Mountaineer Open 1985-11-09 82.5
Bench Press 137.5 kg 82.5 kg World Championships 1988-11-25 82.5
Deadlift 250.8 kg 74.2 kg Women's Nationals 1985-01-26 75
Total 615.8 kg 74.2 kg Women's Nationals 1985-01-26 75

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
1983-04-30 Ohio Women's State Championship 170 kg 70 kg 162.5 kg 402.5 kg
1984-01-28 Women's Nationals 175 kg 70 kg 167.5 kg 412.5 kg
1984-05-06 Sandusky Classic 195.0 kg 86.2 kg 210.9 kg 492.2 kg
1984-11-10 Mountaineer Open 237.5 kg 107.5 kg 227.5 kg 572.5 kg
1985-01-26 Women's Nationals 242.5 kg 122.5 kg 250.8 kg 615.8 kg

Terry Byland-Rohal's best total of 615.8kg places her above the 99th percentile of all 82.5kg Raw lifters ever recorded (24,151 entries).

Competition History

14 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
1988-11-25 World Championships WPC 82.5 82.5 kg 227.5 kg 137.5 kg 235 kg 600 kg 556.9 1
1988-07-16 Senior Nationals APF 82.5 82.5 kg 245 kg 137.5 kg 230 kg 612.5 kg 568.5 1
1988-05-06 Women's World & European Powerlifting Championships IPF 82.5 82.5 kg 212.5 kg 105 kg 205 kg 522.5 kg 485.0 2
1988-01-30 Women's Nationals USPF 82.5 82.5 kg 220 kg 122.5 kg 220 kg 562.5 kg 522.1 1
1987-05-31 Women's World Powerlifting Championships IPF 75 75 kg 182.5 kg 92.5 kg 202.5 kg 477.5 kg 465.1 1
1987-01-17 Women's Nationals USPF 75 75 kg 215 kg 102.5 kg 202.5 kg 520 kg 506.5 1
1985-11-09 Mountaineer Open USPF 82.5 82.5 kg 250 kg 127.5 kg 235 kg 612.5 kg 568.5 1
1985-06-01 Women's World Powerlifting Championships IPF 75 75 kg 242.5 kg 112.5 kg 242.5 kg - - DD
1985-01-26 Women's Nationals USPF 75 74.2 kg 242.5 kg 122.5 kg 250.8 kg 615.8 kg 603.2 1
1984-11-10 Mountaineer Open USPF 82.5 82.5 kg 237.5 kg 107.5 kg 227.5 kg 572.5 kg 531.4 1
1984-05-06 Sandusky Classic USPF 67.5 67.5 kg 195.0 kg 86.2 kg 210.9 kg 492.2 kg 508.1 3
1984-01-28 Women's Nationals USPF 67.5 66.6 kg 175 kg 70 kg 167.5 kg 412.5 kg 429.2 3
1983-10-29 Mountaineer Open USPF 67.5 67.5 kg 160 kg 65 kg 172.5 kg 397.5 kg 410.4 1
1983-04-30 Ohio Women's State Championship USPF 75 75 kg 170 kg 70 kg 162.5 kg 402.5 kg 392.0 1

Strength Fingerprint

How Terry Byland-Rohal's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class

Squat
99th
Elite
Bench Press
99th
Elite
Deadlift
99th
Elite
Total
99th
Elite

Lift Balance

Share of the total from each lift, against the average female raw lifter

Squat 39.2% avg 36.0%
Bench 21.5% avg 20.2%
Deadlift 39.3% avg 43.8%

population average

Deadlift-lags profile

Deadlift makes up 39.3% of Terry Byland-Rohal's total; the average female raw lifter's deadlift contributes 43.8%.

Career Stage

82.5kg Raw lifters

Terry Byland-Rohal, 29

This cohort typically peaks at 22. At 29, Terry Byland-Rohal competed 7 years past the statistical peak, among the 99% of lifters still competing at 29.

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About Terry Byland-Rohal

Terry Byland-Rohal is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 14 sanctioned meets since 1983. Terry Byland-Rohal has competed under WPC, APF, IPF, USPF federations.

Career best competition total: 615.8 kg with a DOTS score of 603.20. Individual lift PRs: 250.0 kg squat, 137.5 kg bench press, 250.8 kg deadlift.

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