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Aigun Latypova

Russia Female Elite

Vital Statistics

Aigun Latypova is a Russia powerlifter with a best competition total of 32.5 kg and a best DOTS of 48.26.

Best total
32.5 kg
Best DOTS
48.26
Competition context
40 kg class, EPF, Single-ply
Meet count
1 sanctioned meet
Records held
1
Best Squat
-
Best Bench
32.5 kg
Best Deadlift
-
Best Total
32.5 kg
Best DOTS
48.26
Best Wilks
48.54
Meet Count
1
Years Active
< 1

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat - - - - -
Bench Press 32.5 kg 40 kg European Disabled Bench Press Championships 1996-08-17 40
Deadlift - - - - -
Total 32.5 kg 40 kg European Disabled Bench Press Championships 1996-08-17 40

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
1996-08-17 European Disabled Bench Press Championships - 32.5 kg - 32.5 kg

Aigun Latypova's best total of 32.5kg places her above the 6th percentile of all 40kg Raw lifters ever recorded (578 entries).

Competition History

1 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
1996-08-17 European Disabled Bench Press Championships EPF 40 40 kg - 32.5 kg - 32.5 kg 48.3 1

Records Held

32.5 kg
Bench · 40 kg · Single-ply
1996-08-17

Strength Fingerprint

How Aigun Latypova's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class

Bench specialist

Bench Press
53th
Intermediate
Total
6th
Developing

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About Aigun Latypova

Aigun Latypova is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 1 sanctioned meet since 1996. Aigun Latypova has competed under EPF federation.

Career best competition total: 32.5 kg with a DOTS score of 48.26. Individual lift PRs: 32.5 kg bench press.

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