Powerlifting · Men’s 93 kg

Men’s 93 kg: powerlifting scores by total

IPF GL, DOTS and Wilks for a man weighing 93 kg — 100 IPF GL points takes a classic total of about 764 kg.

100 GL points
764 kg
classic total
400 DOTS
629 kg
total
400 Wilks
637 kg
original formula
Per kg of total
0.1308
GL points

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Scores for each total at 93 kg

TotalIPF GL (classic)DOTSWilksWilks 2020
300 kg (661 lb)39.25190.88188.46226.32
350 kg (772 lb)45.79222.69219.87264.04
400 kg (882 lb)52.33254.50251.28301.76
450 kg (992 lb)58.87286.31282.69339.48
500 kg (1102 lb)65.41318.13314.10377.20
550 kg (1213 lb)71.95349.94345.50414.93
600 kg (1323 lb)78.49381.75376.91452.65
650 kg (1433 lb)85.03413.56408.32490.37
700 kg (1543 lb)91.57445.38439.73528.09
750 kg (1653 lb)98.12477.19471.14565.81
800 kg (1764 lb)104.66509.00502.55603.53

Total needed for a target score

IPF GLTotalDOTS / WilksTotal for DOTSTotal for Wilks
60459 kg300472 kg478 kg
70535 kg350550 kg557 kg
80612 kg400629 kg637 kg
90688 kg450707 kg716 kg
100764 kg500786 kg796 kg
110841 kg550864 kg876 kg

Bench press only (classic GL)

BenchIPF GL points
60 kg28.47
80 kg37.96
100 kg47.44
120 kg56.93
140 kg66.42
160 kg75.91
180 kg85.40
200 kg94.89
220 kg104.38
240 kg113.87
260 kg123.35

IPF GL uses the IPF’s 2020 coefficients; DOTS and Wilks use the published polynomials with OpenPowerlifting’s bodyweight limits. The class covers bodyweights above 83 kg up to 93 kg (IPF rulebook).

Other weight classes

Men 59 kg · Men 66 kg · Men 74 kg · Men 83 kg · Men 105 kg · Men 120 kg · Men 120+ kg

Women 47 kg · Women 52 kg · Women 57 kg · Women 63 kg · Women 69 kg · Women 76 kg · Women 84 kg · Women 84+ kg

Last reviewed: 2026-10-04 · Disclaimer

FAQ

Men’s 93 kg — questions

For a man weighing 93 kg in classic powerlifting, 80 GL points needs a total of about 612 kg, 90 points about 688 kg and 100 points about 764 kg.

About 318.1 DOTS, 65.4 IPF GL points (classic) and 314.1 on the original Wilks formula.

The tables use the class limit, 93 kg — lifters at the top of the class. A lifter lighter than the limit scores slightly more for the same total.