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Emily Taylor

England Female
Best Squat
152.5 kg
Best Bench
92.5 kg
Best Deadlift
215 kg
Best Total
460 kg
Best DOTS
384.09
Best Wilks
377.13
Meet Count
2
Years Active
10+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 152.5 kg 106 kg Ladies National Full Power 2025-07-20 110
Bench Press 92.5 kg 106 kg Ladies National Full Power 2025-07-20 110
Deadlift 215 kg 106 kg Ladies National Full Power 2025-07-20 110
Total 460 kg 106 kg Ladies National Full Power 2025-07-20 110

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2015-11-15 South East Open 82.5 kg 52.5 kg 115 kg 250 kg
2025-07-20 Ladies National Full Power 152.5 kg 92.5 kg 215 kg 460 kg

Competition History

2 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2025-07-20 Ladies National Full Power BDFPA 110 106 kg 152.5 kg 92.5 kg 215 kg 460 kg 384.1 1
2015-11-15 South East Open EPA 84 84 kg 82.5 kg 52.5 kg 115 kg 250 kg 230.0 3

Percentile Rankings

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

Lift Percentile Detail
Squat 72.5% Squat stronger than 72.5% of 110kg female lifters
Bench Press 82.7% Bench Press stronger than 82.7% of 110kg female lifters
Deadlift 96.1% Deadlift stronger than 96.1% of 110kg female lifters
Total 92.6% Total stronger than 92.6% of 110kg female lifters

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About Emily Taylor

Emily Taylor is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 2 sanctioned meets since 2015. Emily Taylor has competed under BDFPA, EPA federations.

Career best competition total: 460.0 kg with a DOTS score of 384.09. Individual lift PRs: 152.5 kg squat, 92.5 kg bench press, 215.0 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.