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Powerlifting / bench press (category -120 kg, raw)
Vice-European junior champion in bench press (EPF 2024, Turkey)
Austrian junior champion in bench press (2024)
6th in the junior world championships in bench press (IPF 2025, Norway)
Austrian open champion in bench press (2025, 210 kg)
Vice-Austrian junior champion in powerlifting (2025)
Records: squat 262.5 kg, bench press 210 kg, deadlift 300 kg, total 760 kg
« In powerlifting, there are no shortcuts: every kilo is earned through training, with discipline and patience. »
Identity
120 kg
weight
- Sport
- Powerlifting
- Category
- Junior -120 kg
- Club
- Équipe nationale d'Autriche (OEVK)
- Location
- Upper Austria, Austria
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Biography
Philipp Lehner is an Austrian powerlifting hopeful. At just twenty-something years old, this powerlifter in the under 120 kilos category has already made a name for himself on the international scene, particularly in the bench press, his favorite discipline.
Specializing in the bench press, he collects podiums. In 2024, at just twenty years old, he becomes junior European vice-champion in bench press at the EPF championships held in Turkey. The same year, he claims the title of junior Austrian champion, before aiming even higher.
His rise is confirmed. In 2025, he ranks among the world’s best in his category by finishing sixth at the junior world bench press championships (IPF) in Norway, then clinches the title of open Austrian champion by pressing 210 kilos on the bench. In the full movement, his records speak for themselves: 262.5 kg in the squat, 210 kg in the bench press, and 300 kg in the deadlift.
Behind these performances, there is iron discipline and a constant quest for progress. Every kilo gained on the bar is the result of methodical work, careful recovery, and rigorous nutrition, demands at the heart of his collaboration with DIX.
Still young but already seasoned, Philipp Lehner embodies a generation of powerlifters who combine raw power and daily rigor. With the junior world title in sight, he continues to push his limits, plate after plate.