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Amit Ovdat

Israel Female
Best Squat
160 kg
Best Bench
90 kg
Best Deadlift
190 kg
Best Total
440 kg
Best DOTS
407.90
Best Wilks
395.49
Meet Count
3
Years Active
2+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 160 kg 82.7 kg National Championship 2024-12-29 84
Bench Press 90 kg 82.7 kg National Championship 2024-12-29 84
Deadlift 190 kg 82.7 kg National Championship 2024-12-29 84
Total 440 kg 82.7 kg National Championship 2024-12-29 84

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2022-01-28 Fitness Land Cup 115 kg 55 kg 127.5 kg 297.5 kg
2023-12-11 National Championship 150 kg 80 kg 170 kg 400 kg
2024-12-29 National Championship 160 kg 90 kg 190 kg 440 kg

's best total of 440kg places her above the 92th percentile of all 84kg Raw lifters ever recorded (29,264 entries).

Competition History

3 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2024-12-29 National Championship ILPF 84 82.7 kg 160 kg 90 kg 190 kg 440 kg 407.9 1
2023-12-11 National Championship ILPF 82.5 79.9 kg 150 kg 80 kg 170 kg 400 kg 377.1 1
2022-01-28 Fitness Land Cup INPF 75 73.6 kg 115 kg 55 kg 127.5 kg 297.5 kg 292.7 1

Career Stage

84kg Raw lifters

, 25

This cohort typically peaks at 23. At 25, competes 2 years past the statistical peak, among the 84% of lifters still competing at 25.

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About Amit Ovdat

Amit Ovdat is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 3 sanctioned meets since 2022. Amit Ovdat has competed under ILPF, INPF federations.

Career best competition total: 440.0 kg with a DOTS score of 407.90. Individual lift PRs: 160.0 kg squat, 90.0 kg bench press, 190.0 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.