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Sergey Guschin

Russia Male Elite

Vital Statistics

Sergey Guschin is a Russia powerlifter with a best competition total of 935.0 kg and a best DOTS of 581.96.

Best total
935 kg
Best DOTS
581.96
Competition context
110 kg class, FPR, Single-ply
Meet count
14 sanctioned meets
Records held
1
Best Squat
380 kg
Best Bench
215 kg
Best Deadlift
370 kg
Best Total
935 kg
Best DOTS
581.96
Best Wilks
574.59
Meet Count
14
Years Active
28+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 380 kg 100.7 kg Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 2006-01-19 110
Bench Press 215 kg 100.7 kg Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 2006-01-19 110
Deadlift 370 kg 89.5 kg Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 2004-01-16 90
Total 935 kg 100.7 kg Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 2006-01-19 110

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
1998-08-15 Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 210 kg 125 kg 297.5 kg 632.5 kg
1999-09-16 Russian Powerlifting Cup 270 kg 135 kg 295 kg 700 kg
2001-08-24 Moscow City Powerlifting Cup and Single Event Championships 317.5 kg 172.5 kg 327.5 kg 817.5 kg
2002-10-02 Russian Powerlifting Cup 315 kg 170 kg 337.5 kg 822.5 kg
2003-08-01 Moscow City Powerlifting Cup 330 kg 177.5 kg 352.5 kg 860 kg
2004-01-16 Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 342.5 kg 185 kg 370 kg 897.5 kg
2006-01-19 Moscow City Powerlifting Championships 380 kg 215 kg 340 kg 935 kg

Competition History

14 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2026-05-23 European Championship IPL-Russia 100 96.9 kg - - 350 kg 350 kg 218.5 1
2025-12-06 World Championships WRPF 100 98 kg - - 322.5 kg 322.5 kg 200.3 1
2011-07-15 Moscow City Powerlifting Cup FPR 105 104.2 kg 330 kg 210 kg 330 kg 870 kg 526.4 1
2010-09-04 Golden Double Russia-UA 110 102.4 kg - - 322.5 kg 322.5 kg 196.5 2
2006-01-19 Moscow City Powerlifting Championships FPR 110 100.7 kg 380 kg 215 kg 340 kg 935 kg 573.8 2
2004-01-16 Moscow City Powerlifting Championships FPR 90 89.5 kg 342.5 kg 185 kg 370 kg 897.5 kg 582.0 1
2003-08-01 Moscow City Powerlifting Cup FPR 90 90 kg 330 kg 177.5 kg 352.5 kg 860 kg 556.1 1
2002-10-02 Russian Powerlifting Cup FPR 90 89.9 kg 315 kg 170 kg 337.5 kg 822.5 kg 532.3 7
2002-04-27 Moscow City Bench Press Championships FPR 90 90.0 kg - 167.5 kg - 167.5 kg 108.3 11
2001-10-09 Russian Powerlifting Cup FPR 90 89.8 kg 322.5 kg 170 kg 300 kg 792.5 kg 513.0 9
2001-08-24 Moscow City Powerlifting Cup and Single Event Championships FPR 90 90 kg 317.5 kg 172.5 kg 327.5 kg 817.5 kg 528.6 2
2000-09-27 Russian Powerlifting Cup FPR 82.5 82.5 kg - - - - - DQ
1999-09-16 Russian Powerlifting Cup FPR 75 75 kg 270 kg 135 kg 295 kg 700 kg 502.2 7
1998-08-15 Moscow City Powerlifting Championships FPR 75 73.5 kg 210 kg 125 kg 297.5 kg 632.5 kg 459.7 3

Records Held

masters-2-raw-deadlift-m-100 - M Raw
350 kg
deadlift - 100
2026-05-23

Percentile Rankings

Where this athlete's PRs rank among all competition lifters in their most common weight class

Lift Percentile Detail
Squat 99.9% Squat stronger than 99.9% of 90kg male lifters
Bench Press 99.9% Bench Press stronger than 99.9% of 90kg male lifters
Deadlift 99.9% Deadlift stronger than 99.9% of 90kg male lifters
Total 99.9% Total stronger than 99.9% of 90kg male lifters

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About Sergey Guschin

Sergey Guschin is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 14 sanctioned meets since 1998. Sergey Guschin has competed under IPL-Russia, WRPF, FPR, Russia-UA federations.

Career best competition total: 935.0 kg with a DOTS score of 581.96. Individual lift PRs: 380.0 kg squat, 215.0 kg bench press, 370.0 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.

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