Kasemsand Senumong (66KG) Sets Huge PR and Potentially Breaks Unofficial World Record with 320 Kilogram (705 Pound) Deadlift

Senumong’s Impressive Pulling Power Speaks Volumes

Written By Tahir MalikOn March 9, 2023, the King of the Lifts Instagram page shared a video of Kasemsand Senumong’s raw deadlift build-up session. During the session, Senumong executed a sumo stance and used a lifting belt to support himself as he pulled a range of weights, from 70 to 320 kilograms (154.3 to 705 pounds). The training session was nothing short of astonishing.

According to Open Powerlifting, Senumong’s last deadlift of 320 kilograms (705 pounds) exceeded his all-time raw competition best by 19.7 kilograms (43.6 pounds). This competition pull at the 2022 Asian Powerlifting Federation (AsianPF) Championships was also an all-time raw world record in the 66-kilogram division under the International Powerlifting Federation’s (IPF) jurisdiction. Notably, Senumong also set the raw total world record of 710.5 kilograms (1,566.4 pounds) during the same event.

Senumong, also known as Sensei Opor, originally posted the video clip as part of a training montage on his Instagram page on January 13, 2023. However, it recently gained more attention after being reposted on his gym’s page and caught the attention of King of the Lifts, which regularly features powerlifting PRs from lifters around the web.

As a dominant force in the Asian continental powerlifting scene for several years, Senumong holds the titles of both the reigning 66KG Thailand National Champion and the Asian Powerlifting Federation (AsianPR) continental Champion. His impressive deadlift performance suggests that the young man in his late 20s is ready to add another title to his resume.