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Powerlifting Wikipedia
The open collaboration and documentation platform for powerlifters. Build your athlete profile, publish your lifts on video, and document your progress alongside the community.
What this platform is
Powerlifting Wikipedia is a community-run archive of lifters and their results. Unlike a social feed, everything here is permanent, searchable, and openly documented — a training log that outlives the app it was written in.
Every athlete keeps one profile page: who they are, how they train, and what they have lifted. Every result links to the video that proves it.
How to take part
- 1. Create your athlete profile
- Name, weight class, club, and the story of how you got into the sport.
- 2. Document your lifts
- Add competition or training results with a video link.
- 3. Share the analysis
- Results can include a bar path analysis, so form and velocity are visible.
- 4. Improve the archive
- Anyone can correct errors or add missing context.
Editing requires a free account.
Latest results
| Athlete | Lift | Weight | Event | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tatjana Von Lemberg | Kreuzheben | 160 kg | Weltmeisterschaft | 2026-07-21 |
| Lidia Bocker | Kreuzheben | 100 kg | Training | 2026-03-08 |
| Mark Holger | Kniebeuge | 120 kg | Landesmeisterschaft | 2026-02-07 |
| Lidia Bocker | Bankdrücken | 80 kg | Training | 2026-01-08 |
| Tatjana Von Lemberg | Kreuzheben | 160 kg | Weltmeisterschaft | 2016-07-21 |
About the project
This platform is independent and not affiliated with any federation. Content is contributed by athletes themselves and published under a free licence.