Powerlifting Records Broken in March 2026

The Scope column lists every record a lift set. "All-time" is the best across all federations in that age class. A federation name (e.g. WPC) is the best within that federation. A country is the best at meets held in that country. A state or province is the best by lifters who live there.

By default the page lists lifts that set an all-time or federation record, with any country and state records they also set. Pick a region to see every record set in that country or state, including ones that were only a regional record.

Previous best is the top mark by a different lifter before this meet, in the first scope listed. If the lifter had already held the record and beat their own mark, the margin is measured against the next lifter, so it can overstate the gain. "First on file" means no earlier mark exists in that category.

A lift marked "since broken" was a record on the day it was set and has been beaten since. A lifter who later beat their own record only shows under the month of their newer lift.

The Division column maps the age class to its competitive division: Open, Junior, Master 1, and so on.

Rows highlighted in oxblood are the world #1 at that class, sex, equipment, and lift across every age class and federation when they were set.