
Athlete
Anna Meares
Australian track cyclist and two-time Olympic champion
6 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.
Anna Meares Single-leg leg press
Anna Meares's recorded Single-leg leg press is 215 kg. Source date: 2008-05. This was a working set. The source at cyclingnews.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.
Training reported in athlete blog · Recovery training in 2008
Source quote and limits
“with one leg 215kg”
Source month; exact lift date, reps and machine settings unknown.
2008
- Single-leg leg press50 kg
Quote and details
“single leg pressing 50 kilograms”
- Single-leg leg press215 kg
Quote and details
“with one leg 215kg”
Anna Meares Squat (type unspecified)
Anna Meares's recorded Squat (type unspecified) is 120 kg × 6. Source date: 2008-05. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at cyclingnews.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.
Training reported in athlete blog · New best with this load
Source quote and limits
“lifting 120kg x 6”
Source month; exact lift date and squat type unknown.
2008
- Squat (type unspecified)120 kg × 3
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“120 kg for three repetitions”
- Squat (type unspecified)120 kg × 6
Quote and details
“lifting 120kg x 6”
Anna Meares Track cycling standing quarter-lap (track length unspecified)
Anna Meares's recorded Track cycling standing quarter-lap (track length unspecified) is 7.1 s. Performance date: 2008-05. Age at the time: 24. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at cyclingnews.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.
Training reported in athlete blog · New training best
Source quote and limits
“7.1 seconds”
Ridden the week before the blog; exact date and track length unknown. Source month used.
2008
- Track cycling standing quarter-lap (track length unspecified)7.3 s
Quote and details
“7.3 seconds”
- Track cycling standing quarter-lap (track length unspecified)7.1 s
Quote and details
“7.1 seconds”
Photo: Barry Langley, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped.