#World Record Bench

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Jimmy Kolb achieves an incredible 612.5 kg bench press in the Band Shirt Division, also known as the "Unlimited" or "Soft Equipment" division. This category is exclusively for bench press, where lifters use specialized shirts that are not permitted in other divisions. Despite the unique equipment, the bench press rules of performance remain the same. Thoughts? 💭🔥 Drop your opinions in the comments! ⬇️💪 #JimmyKolb #612kgBenchPress #WorldRecord #BandShirtDivision #UnlimitedBench #Powerlifting #Strength #BenchPressKing #BeastMode #HeavyLifting

1000 lbs /420 kg bench press 😱 #benchpress #powerlifting

Breaking the clap bench press world record 🏆 #gymreaper #benchpress #gym #strength #gymbro

Bench Press World Record #gym #benchpress #worldrecord #strong #edit #trend #fyp #reels

Bench 100kg 110x? ŠÍLENSTVÍ! To je 11 tun na jednu sérii 😄. Ps: SVĚTOVÝ REKORD 💪. Do komentáře napiš, jak je to poloviční opakovaní nebo podvod 😄😄😄. . . . . . . #fyp #viral #trend #gym #fit #becnh #strongman #powerlifting #trending #bodybuilding #chestday #workout #weiglifting #220lb #besst #honzajiruse #bestneverrest #hard #motivation #beast #bodybuilding

225lbs Bench Press for 100 reps #gym #benchpress #worldrecord #strength #edit #trend #fyp #reels

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All jokes aside, Fatma Elyan's determined bench press at the Paris 2024 Paralympics is an impressive show of strength and focus. Para powerlifting, contested as the bench press at the Paralympic Games, features athletes performing a single lift while lying supine on a specialized bench. The competition requires the bar to be lowered under control to make contact with the chest, held motionless briefly, and then pressed to full elbow extension with locked arms, as judged by technical officials. All competitors have eligible impairments affecting the lower limbs or hips, preventing participation in standing weightlifting disciplines. Athletes are grouped solely by body weight categories rather than impairment type, ensuring fair comparison within each class. Women's events at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games (September 4–8, 2024, at Porte de la Chapelle Arena) included the following weight classes: up to 41 kg, 45 kg, 50 kg, 55 kg, 61 kg, 67 kg, 73 kg, 79 kg, 86 kg, and over 86 kg. Notable results: - Women's up to 41 kg: Gold to Zhe Cui (CHN) with 119 kg. - Women's up to 45 kg: Gold to Lingling Guo (CHN) with 123 kg. - Women's up to 55 kg: Gold to Rehab Ahmed (EGY). - Women's up to 67 kg: Gold to Yujiao Tan (CHN) with 142 kg. - Women's up to 86 kg: Gold to Tayana Medeiros (BRA) with 156 kg. - Women's over 86 kg: Gold to Folashade Oluwafemiayo (NGR) with 167 kg, setting a new world record. In para powerlifting, the required range adheres to strict technical rules, but the exact execution—including the distance the bar travels—can vary based on the athlete's impairment and approved positioning. Competitors must demonstrate the ability to achieve full arm extension (with no more than a minor allowable deviation in elbow angle for safety), while the descent to chest contact and pause remain mandatory for a valid lift. Adjustments to bench setup, leg positioning (often strapped for stability), and movement patterns accommodate individual impairments without compromising the core demand of upper-body strength. #benchpress #benchpressing #powerlifting

@leo.t_59kg 🚨WORLD RECORD🚨 Bench press 180kg @ 59kg Another Japanese bench presser breaking his own world record at the Asian African Pacific Championships. Reo Tanaka setting a new 59kg single bench press world record of 180kg. #ipf #ipfpowerlifting #powerlifting #benchpress