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  • Home
  • About USAPL CT
    • What is Powerlifting?
    • Anti-Doping & Drug Testing Info
    • Qualifying Totals
    • Team USAPL CT
    • State Administration
  • Results and Records
    • Records Info
    • Meet Results
    • Submit a New Record
  • Meet Signups and Info
    • Meet Calendar
    • Meet Entry
    • Before You Compete
  • Contact

HOME TO CONNECTICUT'S STRONGEST.

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​Welcome to the official website of USAPL for the state of Connecticut! The mission of USAPL CT is to provide an opportunity for all athletes who meet the criteria for membership in the USAPL to compete in uniformly high quality and drug tested powerlifting meets. The USAPL is an affiliate for the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) which provides international drug tested competition annually at world championship and other international competition events.



​USAPL News and Updates

UPCOMING MEETS:

March 2, 2019: USA Powerlifting CT Spring Classic
Sanction #CT-2019-02

May 4-5, 2019: USA Powerlifting CT Ladies of Iron and State Championship
Sanction #CT-2019-04

November 9, 2019: USA Powerlifting Connecticut Veteran's Day Meet
Sanction #CT-2019-01

Click Here for the full meet calendar


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SQUAT

Upon receiving the Chief Referees signal, the lifter must bend the knees and lower the body until the top surface of the legs at the hip joint are lower than the top of the knees.
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BENCH

    Upon receiving the Chief Referees signal, the lifter must lower the bar to the chest. Once motionless, the lifter will receive the Chief Referees press command, at which point they may press the bar. They will then receive the rack command at which time they may place the bar back.
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DEADLIFT

    The lifter raises the bar from the floor from either the conventional or sumo position. The bar must be in continuous motion until the movement is complete and hips and knees are locked. The lifter will receive the down command from the Chief Referee.
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