Provincial Records
To be eligible to set Alberta Powerlifting Union provincial records a lifter must:
- be a resident of Alberta
- hold a current APU/CPU membership
Records are maintained by Jeannie Jamison, please email her directly with questions or corrections.
Athlete Responsibility: Results from any meet in Alberta will be checked for new records, as well as CPU Nationals, Western Canadians, or any International-level contest, including a World Championship. However, if one is missed or you go to a local meet in another province and do an Alberta record, please inform Jeannie Jamison and she will correct it.
Athlete Responsibility: Results from any meet in Alberta will be checked for new records, as well as CPU Nationals, Western Canadians, or any International-level contest, including a World Championship. However, if one is missed or you go to a local meet in another province and do an Alberta record, please inform Jeannie Jamison and she will correct it.
Retired Records
Retired December 31, 2020
Retired December 31, 2010
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If you are interested in receiving a digital copy of our Provincial Record certificate for yourself,
please email Jeannie Jamison, our records chairman to order it for free! This will act as proof and a great memento of your success in our sport! |
National Record Information :
If a Provincial Record is also a National Record, then the athlete must follow the Canadian Powerlifting Union (CPU) record policy. Under CPU rules, all lifters who break a National Record in a contest that allows such records to be broken such as, Provincial Championships, Western/Eastern Championships, National Championships, and International caliber contests must apply for the record online. If you do not see your record updated within 2 weeks, contact the CPU records chairmen for further information or clarification.
