Kameliya Pokrovska
Vital Statistics
Kameliya Pokrovska is a Ukraine powerlifter with a best competition total of 280.0 kg and a best DOTS of 255.51.
- Best total
- 280 kg
- Best DOTS
- 255.51
- Competition context
- 56+ kg class, UPC, Raw
- Meet count
- 1 sanctioned meet
- Records held
- 2
Career Details
Personal Records
| Lift | Weight | Bodyweight | Meet | Date | Weight Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Squat | 105 kg | 85.5 kg | Kyev Cup | 2019-12-14 | 56+ |
| Bench Press | 55 kg | 85.5 kg | Kyev Cup | 2019-12-14 | 56+ |
| Deadlift | 120 kg | 85.5 kg | Kyev Cup | 2019-12-14 | 56+ |
| Total | 280 kg | 85.5 kg | Kyev Cup | 2019-12-14 | 56+ |
PR Progression
Career best lifts over time from competition data
| Date | Meet | Squat | Bench | Deadlift | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-12-14 | Kyev Cup | 105 kg | 55 kg | 120 kg | 280 kg |
Kameliya Pokrovska's best total of 280kg places her above the 96th percentile of all 56+kg Raw lifters ever recorded (243 entries).
Competition History
2 entriesRecords Held
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How Kameliya Pokrovska's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class
Lift Balance
Share of the total from each lift, against the average female raw lifter
population average
Balanced lifter - contributions close to the population average
Squat makes up 37.5% of Kameliya Pokrovska's total; the average female raw lifter's squat contributes 35.9%.
Career Stage
all Raw lifters
At 22, Kameliya Pokrovska was at the statistical peak age for this cohort (22).
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About Kameliya Pokrovska
Kameliya Pokrovska is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 1 sanctioned meet since 2019. Kameliya Pokrovska has competed under UPC federation.
Career best competition total: 280.0 kg with a DOTS score of 255.51. Individual lift PRs: 105.0 kg squat, 55.0 kg bench press, 120.0 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.