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Re: National records question(s) *LINK*

Posted By: Regina Hackney
Date: Tuesday, 22 November 2005, at 5:00 a.m.

In Response To: Re: National records question(s) (Jason Burnell)

No, you have to lift at the national meet that you set the record. Masters to masters and open to open. But you can set a master's american record at any national meet. If you are lifting in the men's open and want to set a masters' american record, you have to break it by 2.5 kilos but if you lift in the masters' nationals you can set a masters' record by 1/2 kilo.

What it all boils down to, "It is the rules"! You can try to get it changed but right now, go by the rules.

South Carolina Powerlifting

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