Bill Kazmaier - Personal Records

Personal Records

Powerlifting Competition Records:

done in 1981 in official Powerlifting full meets

  • Squat - 420 kg (925.9 lbs) in 80s marathon squat suit
  • Bench press - 300 kg (661.4 lbs) raw
→ former IPF world record in SHW class (+regardless of weight class); surpassed by Ted Arcidi's 666.9 pounds (raw) in 1984
  • Deadlift - 402 kg (886.7 lbs)* raw
→ former IPF world record in SHW class (+regardless of weight class); surpassed by Doyle Kenady's 903.9 pounds (with deadlift suit) in 1986
  • Total - 1100 kg (420.0/300.0/380.0) / 2425.08 lbs (925.9/661.4/837.8)* in 80s marathon squat suit
→ former IPF world record in SHW class (+regardless of weight class); surpassed by O.D. Wilson's 2431 pounds (equipped with squat suit and bench shirt) in 1990

* former all-time world records set in 1981


Career aggregate total (3 best official lifts) - 1122 kg (420 + 300 + 402) / 2474,0 lbs (925.9 + 661.4 + 886.7)

done in 1983 Powerlifting Exhibition

  • Deadlift - 410 kg (903.9 lbs) with wrist straps

World's Strongest Man Records:

  • Car Lift Deadlift: 2555 lbs car - winning lift 1979 (lifting two tires off the ground)
  • Cement Block Lift (Squat on Smith Machine) - 440 kg (969 lbs) winning lift 1981
  • Silver Dollar Deadlift - 480 kg (1055 lbs) winning lift 1982 (18" off the floor with wrist straps)
  • Overhead Log Lift - 170 kg (375 lbs) winning lift 1988 (awkward wooden log)
  • Hungarian Farm Cart Deadlift - 510 kg (1124 lbs) winning lift 1988

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