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A lower-body exercise where the lifter bends at the knees and hips to lower the body as if sitting back into a chair, then stands back up to the starting position.

An upper-body strength exercise where the lifter lies on a bench and presses a weight upwards from the chest until the arms are extended straight.

A weightlifting movement where the lifter pulls a barbell off the ground from a stable, bent-over position, to a standing position with shoulders back.

Training with weights that are heavier than the athlete's competition 1-rep max to increase strength.

A formula used to measure the strength of powerlifters against others based on bodyweight.

A sturdy belt worn by lifters during exercises to provide additional support to the lower back and increase intra-abdominal pressure.

Lifting without the aid of any performance-enhancing gear such as squat suits or bench shirts, only allowing the use of a belt, wrist wraps, and knee sleeves.

Powerlifting with the use of supportive gear such as squat suits, knee wraps, and bench shirts designed to aid in lifting more weight.

A deadlift variation where the feet are set wide apart and hands are placed inside the legs, reducing the range of motion.

A bench press variation where boards are placed on the lifter's chest to reduce the range of motion, used to strengthen the lockout portion of the lift.

A partial deadlift performed by setting the bar on the safety pins of a power rack at a height below the knees, focusing on the lockout portion of the deadlift.

A squat variation where the lifter pauses at the bottom of the squat for a specified duration before ascending back up.

A training system that involves constantly varying exercises and sets/reps, focusing on different aspects of strength such as speed, maximal effort, and repetition.

The first of three attempts in each lift during a powerlifting competition, typically a weight the lifter can confidently lift without maximal effort.