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== External links ==
== External links ==
http://www.jtstrong.com/articles/TeamJTS/blaine-sumner/
http://www.jtstrong.com/articles/TeamJTS/blaine-sumner/
http://forum.reactivetrainingsystems.com/content.php?104-Interview-with-Blaine-Sumner
http://www.jtsstrength.com/articles/2014/03/04/interview-ipf-world-record-holder-blaine-sumner/
http://www.criticalbench.com/interview_Blaine_Sumner.htm


== References ==
== References ==

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Blaine Sumner
Born
Blaine Sumner

(1987-06-22) June 22, 1987 (age 37)
Occupation(s)Petroleum Engineer, Powerlifter
Height6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Competition record
Powerlifting
Representing  United States
IPF Classic World Championship[1]
Gold medal – first place 2012 +120kg
USAPL National Championships
1st 2007 Teen +125kg
1st 2010 Juniors +125kg
2nd 2010 +125kg
1st 2012 +120kg
USAPL Raw National Championships
1st 2010 Juniors +125kg
1st 2010 +125kg
2nd 2011 +125kg
2nd 2013 +125kg
1st 2014 +125kg
IPF Pacific Raw Invitational
1st 2012 +120kg
Arnold Classic Powerlifting
1st 2012 +120kg
1st 2014 +120kg
Arnold Equipped Powerlifting
1st 2014 +120kg
USAPL National Bench Press Championships
1st 2014 +120kg

Blaine Sumner (born 1987) is a world champion powerlifter from Colorado, USA currently residing in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.[2]

Powerlifting

Blaine was the first American male to win a Gold Medal in the IPF Classic World Championships.[3] and was the 2012 USAPL Superheavyweight Equipped Champion and Champion of Champions across all weight classes.[4] Blaine has set seven World Record in the Classic Squat, Classic Total, and Equipped Squat.[5] He also has set numerous American Records in the Raw (Classic) Squat, Raw Total, Equipped Squat, Equipped Bench Press, Junior Raw Squat, Junior Raw Deadlift, Junior Raw Total, and Junior Equipped Squat.[6]

Football

Blaine played collegiate football at the Colorado School of Mines from 2006 to 2011. Subsequent to his senior year he broke the NFL record for bench press reps with 52 at his Pro Day.[7] Blaine also turned in a 33" vertical jump and 10' broad jump fron NFL Pro Day record Kirwan Explosive Index of 95.[8] Blaine was not signed by any NFL team.

Other Athletic Achievements

Blaine competed in 4 sports in high school earning Conference MVP awards in both football and wrestling; team MVP awards in football, wrestling, and lacrosse; and setting school records in football, wrestling, lacrosse, and track/field.[9]

Personal life

Blaine graduated from Conifer, Colorado High School in 2006 and Colorado School of Mines in 2010. He lives in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and is employed by Devon Energy.

Personal Competition Records

Equipped

  • Squat - 1,008 pounds (457 kg)
  • Bench press - 838 pounds (380 kg)
  • Deadlift - 760 pounds (340 kg)
  • Total - 2,463 pounds (1,117 kg)

Raw (Classic)

  • Squat - 881 pounds (400 kg)
  • Bench press - 529 pounds (240 kg)
  • Deadlift - 739 pounds (335 kg)
  • Total - 2,149 pounds (975 kg)

Record lifts in competition

  • Total - 1,846 pounds (837 kg) - USAPL Teen American Record +125kg - 6/3/2007
  • Squat - 771 pounds (350 kg) - USAPL Raw Open American Record +125kg - 3/20/2010
  • Squat - 771 pounds (350 kg) - USAPL Raw Junior American Record +125kg - 3/20/2010
  • Deadlift - 672 pounds (305 kg) - USAPL Raw Junior American Record +125kg - 3/20/2010
  • Total - 1,868 pounds (847 kg) - USAPL Raw Junior American Record +125kg - 3/20/2010
  • Squat - 903 pounds (410 kg) - USAPL Junior American Record +125kg - 6/20/2010
  • Squat- 804 pounds (365 kg) - USAPL Raw Open American Record +125kg - 7/18/2010
  • Squat- 804 pounds (365 kg) - USAPL Raw Junior American Record +125kg - 7/18/2010
  • Deadlift - 705 pounds (320 kg) - USAPL Raw Junior American Record +125kg - 7/18/2010
  • Total - 1,940 pounds (880 kg) - USAPL Raw Junior American Record +125kg - 7/18/2010
  • Squat- 854 pounds (387 kg) - USAPL Raw Open American Record +125kg - 8/21/2011
  • Squat- 975 pounds (442 kg) - IPF Open World Record +120kg - 3/4/2012
  • Squat- 881 pounds (400 kg) - IPF Raw Open World Record +120kg - 4/1/2012
  • Squat- 881 pounds (400 kg) - USAPL Raw Open American Record +125kg - 4/1/2012
  • Total- 2,056 pounds (933 kg) - IPF Raw Open World Record +120kg - 4/1/2012
  • Squat- 1,003 pounds (455 kg) - USAPL Open American Record +125kg - 6/24/2012
  • Total- 2,066 pounds (937 kg) - IPF Raw Open World Record +120kg - 2/28/2014
  • Squat- 1,008 pounds (457 kg) - USAPL Open American Record +120kg - 3/1/2012
  • Bench Press- 782 pounds (355 kg) - USAPL Open American Record +120kg - 3/1/2012

http://www.jtstrong.com/articles/TeamJTS/blaine-sumner/ http://forum.reactivetrainingsystems.com/content.php?104-Interview-with-Blaine-Sumner http://www.jtsstrength.com/articles/2014/03/04/interview-ipf-world-record-holder-blaine-sumner/ http://www.criticalbench.com/interview_Blaine_Sumner.htm

References


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