Lifter Classifications - Raw Women
(all weights in kilograms)
43
275
263
241
228
203
178
156
Elite (top 2.5%)
Master (top 5%)
Class 1 (top 15%)
Class 2 (top 25%)
Class 3 (top 50%)
Class 4 (top 75%)
Class 5 (top 90%)
47
310
296
269
253
223
193
166
52
333
317
287
269
236
202
172
57
358
341
307
287
250
213
179
63
381
362
325
303
263
222
185
72
406
385
345
321
277
232
192
84
439
416
372
345
296
246
202
84+
478
452
402
373
317
262
212
Lifter Classifications - Raw Men
(all weights in kilograms)
Elite (top 2.5%)
Master (top 5%)
Class 1 (top 15%)
Class 2 (top 25%)
Class 3 (top 50%)
Class 4 (top 75%)
Class 5 (top 90%)
53
455
431
384
355
303
251
204
59
519
492
440
409
351
293
241
66
566
537
481
448
386
324
268
74
615
584
524
488
422
356
296
83
665
632
568
530
459
389
325
93
714
679
612
571
496
421
354
105
764
727
655
613
533
454
382
120
817
777
702
657
573
489
413
120+
875
833
753
705
616
527
447
Classification Tables: These numbers were calculated using the USAPL database for the years
2013, 2014, and 2015 (through August 6). As an example, the Class 1 threshold for 120+ men
(i.e., 753) means that 15% of ALL 120+ men (all ages) achieved a total of at least 753. The
numbers are objectivity derived because they simply represent a particular percentile rank.