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Brian Siders

American powerlifter (born 1978) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Brian Cameron Siders (born September 11, 1978) is an American world champion powerlifter[1] and regular participant in the Arnold Strongman Classic. Brian is regarded as one of the strongest men to ever walk the planet, especially in press-movements.

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Career

Brian started lifting in high school, mainly just training the bench press and upper body.[2] Brian started focusing on squatting and deadlifting in the winter of 1997, and started doing full powerlifting meets in 1998.[3] Brian trains 6–7 days per week and up to 4 hours at a time at his gym he built at his home.[4] Brian has set several powerlifting world records, including a world record total of 2,452 lb at the 2004 USAPL Senior National Championships,[5] and another world record total of 2,529 lb at the 2004 IPF World Championships.[6] Brian held the IPF world record in the bench press of 775.5 lb (352.5 kg), and total (squat, bench press and deadlift) of 2,596 lb (1,180 kg) in the +125 kg (super heavyweight) weight class.[7]

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Personal records

Powerlifting Competition Records: equipped

  • Squat- 1,019 lb/462,5 kilo[8]
  • Bench Press - 799 lb/362,5 kilo[9]
  • Deadlift - 865 lb/392,5 kilo[10]
  • Total - 2,651 lb/1202,5 kilo[11]
  • The squat, bench and total are not official records because they were completed at a local powerlifting competition, and not at a national or international competition as one have to do to be counted as official records according to IPF rules.[12]

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Strongman Records:

  • Apollon's Wheels166 kg (366 lb) × 8 continental cleans and presses (joint-world record) (2009 Arnold Strongman Classic)[13]
  • Hummer Tire Deadlift (15 inches from the floor) – 448 kg (988 lb) (former world record) (2006 Arnold Strongman Classic)
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