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Natalie Marsh

UK Female Elite

Vital Statistics

Natalie Marsh is a UK powerlifter with a best competition total of 417.5 kg and a best DOTS of 400.02.

Best total
417.5 kg
Best DOTS
400.02
Competition context
80 kg class, WDFPF, Raw
Meet count
7 sanctioned meets
Records held
1
Best Squat
156 kg
Best Bench
95 kg
Best Deadlift
180.5 kg
Best Total
417.5 kg
Best DOTS
400.02
Best Wilks
389.34
Meet Count
7
Years Active
1+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 156 kg 72.2 kg World Single Lift Championships 2018-06-01 80
Bench Press 95 kg 77.4 kg World Powerlifting Championships 2017-11-03 80
Deadlift 180.5 kg 73.6 kg European Single Lift Championships 2018-09-21 80
Total 417.5 kg 77.4 kg World Powerlifting Championships 2017-11-03 80

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2017-01-25 Royal Air Force Bench Press - 80 kg - 80 kg
2017-03-25 British Single Lifts 137.5 kg - - 137.5 kg
2017-03-25 British Single Lifts - - 165 kg 165 kg
2017-09-22 European Single Lift Championships - - 180 kg 180 kg
2017-11-03 World Powerlifting Championships 147.5 kg 95 kg 175 kg 417.5 kg

Natalie Marsh's best total of 417.5kg places her above the 99th percentile of all 80kg Raw lifters ever recorded (1,323 entries).

Competition History

15 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2018-09-21 European Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 73.5 kg - 87.5 kg - 87.5 kg 86.2 1
2018-09-21 European Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 73.3 kg 155 kg - - 155 kg 152.8 1
2018-09-21 European Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 73.6 kg - - 180.5 kg 180.5 kg 177.6 1
2018-06-01 World Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 74.4 kg - 87.5 kg - 87.5 kg 85.6 1
2018-06-01 World Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 72.2 kg 156 kg - - 156 kg 155.1 1
2018-02-17 British Single Lifts BDFPA 80 78.1 kg - 90 kg - 90 kg 85.8 1
2018-02-17 British Single Lifts BDFPA 80 78.1 kg 155.5 kg - - 155.5 kg 148.3 1
2017-11-03 World Powerlifting Championships WDFPF 80 77.4 kg 147.5 kg 95 kg 175 kg 417.5 kg 400.0 1
2017-09-22 European Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 76.7 kg 155 kg - - 155 kg 149.2 1
2017-09-22 European Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 77.2 kg - - 180 kg 180 kg 172.7 1
2017-09-22 European Single Lift Championships WDFPF 80 76.6 kg - 95 kg - 95 kg 91.5 1
2017-03-25 British Single Lifts BDFPA 80 79.7 kg - - 165 kg 165 kg 155.8 1
2017-03-25 British Single Lifts BDFPA 80 79.7 kg - 90 kg - 90 kg 85.0 1
2017-03-25 British Single Lifts BDFPA 80 79.7 kg 137.5 kg - - 137.5 kg 129.8 1
2017-01-25 Royal Air Force Bench Press BDFPA 80 77 kg - 80 kg - 80 kg 76.9 1

Records Held

95 kg
Bench · 80 kg · Raw
2017-09-22

Strength Fingerprint

How Natalie Marsh's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class

Squat
98th
Elite
Bench Press
97th
Elite
Deadlift
95th
Elite
Total
99th
Elite

Lift Balance

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

Squat 36.2% avg 36.0%
Bench 22.0% avg 20.2%
Deadlift 41.8% avg 43.8%

population average

Balanced lifter - contributions close to the population average

Squat makes up 36.2% of Natalie Marsh's total; the average female raw lifter's squat contributes 36.0%.

Career Stage

80kg Raw lifters

Natalie Marsh, 24

Lifters in this cohort typically peak at age 40. At 24, Natalie Marsh was statistically 16 years from peak strength.

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Explore Further

About Natalie Marsh

Natalie Marsh is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 7 sanctioned meets since 2017. Natalie Marsh has competed under WDFPF, BDFPA federations.

Career best competition total: 417.5 kg with a DOTS score of 400.02. Individual lift PRs: 156.0 kg squat, 95.0 kg bench press, 180.5 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.