See where your total places you against national-level standards.
A 66kg lifter and a 120kg lifter can be compared on equal footing.
DOTS, Wilks, Wilks2, and IPF GL Points — calculated together, instantly.
The DOTS (Dots Objective Total Score) formula converts a raw powerlifting total into a bodyweight-adjusted score, letting lifters of different sizes and sexes be compared fairly. It replaced the older Wilks formula as the official USAPL scoring standard in 2020.
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