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Andrew Hause quickly rose to fame during the past few years since everyone noticed the mind-blowing feats of strength that he has been putting out. However, for some personal reasons, Andrew has not been as active this year, not even making an appearance in any competitions. However, he is now coming back to his best shape, which is evident by the lifts he performs in training sessions. Most notably, Hause recently crushed a 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) squat for eight repetitions, which marked a new PR for him. Thus, Andrew was happy to share the achievement with his fans on Instagram.
Although it may have come as a surprise to many, Andrew Hause’s squats are stronger than ever. Furthermore, Andrew’s endurance levels have also improved, making him a brilliant athlete overall. His new 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) six-rep squat PR was raw, as he only used a lifting belt, knee sleeves, and wrist wraps to aid him in the lift.
Andrew Hause’s new six-rep squat PR impressed many people, but one man that stood out was Eric Lilliebridge. Eric is one of the greatest powerlifters ever, having broken numerous All-Time World Records.
“Crazy man ?? probably could’ve done 10 reps if you went straight to it” wrote Lilliebridge.
Watch the lift here:
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Obliterates an 807-lb (366-kg) Raw Squat For Five Rep PR
Andrew Hause was supposed to compete twice this year already, but he ended up not doing so. He only gave the reasoning for the first competition withdrawal. The competition in which he wanted to take part was the 2023 Ghost Clash 2, which took place on February 18-19. However, Andrew’s life was affected by some personal problems, which were more important to him than powerlifting.
“Been on the fence lately about committing to a meet prep, had to pull out of ghost clash 2 earlier this year because powerlifting couldn’t be my priority with everything i had going on in my personal adult life” wrote Hause in February of 2023.
Later on, he announced that he would compete around May, but that did not happen, nor did he state the reasons for it.
However, Andrew Hause is now looking to better himself in every way. So, he also revealed a few months ago that he is training BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) alongside powerlifting. This caused him to lose a lot of bodyweight, but he recently got back up to 303 pounds (137.4 kilograms).
Andrew Hause has taken part in seven sanctioned competitions during his powerlifting career and has won all of them. He has also set All-Time World Records in both the Junior and Open age classes. So, he will be looking to add a few more records to his collection in the future.
Andrew Hause’s Competition PRs
Squat (Wraps): 460 kilograms (1,014.1 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Bench Press (Raw): 252.2 kilograms (556 pounds) — (2021 RPS The Showcase Super Classic)
Deadlift (Raw): 410 kilograms (90T.9 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Total (Raw W/Wraps): 1,117.5 kilograms (2,463.6 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Demolishes Two Junior World Records, Proposes To His Girlfriend
Andrew Hause’s Competition History
Personal Bests
Equip
Squat
Bench
Deadlift
Total
Dots
Wraps
1014.1
556
1014.1
2463.7
624.3
Raw
744.1
200.68
Competition Results
Place
Fed
Date
Competition
Division
Total
Dots
1
WRPF
2022-07-29
American Pro
Open
2463.7
624.3
Location
USA-VA
Competition
American Pro
Division
Open
Age
24
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
288.8
Squat
953.5
-1014.1
1014.1
1014.1
Bench
512.6
545.6
-562.2
545.6
Deadlift
826.7
903.9
-925.9
903.9
1
RPS
2021-06-26
The Showcase Super Classic
Pro Juniors 20-23
2438
616.4
Location
USA-FL
Competition
The Showcase Super Classic
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
23
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
291
Squat
1006
Bench
556
Deadlift
876
1
RPS
2018-11-03
Braggin Rights
Pro Juniors 20-23
2210.1
578.21
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Braggin Rights
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
20
Equipment
Wraps
Class
275.6
Weight
261.2
Squat
898.4
Bench
496
Deadlift
832.2
1
SPF
2017-11-04
Record Breakers
Teenage 18-19
2050.3
551.24
Location
USA
Competition
Record Breakers
Division
Teenage 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
242
Squat
837.8
Bench
451.9
Deadlift
760.6
1
365Strong
2017-08-12
Eastern Regional Championship
T3
744.1
200.68
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Eastern Regional Championship
Division
T3
Age
19
Equipment
Raw
Class
242.5
Weight
240
Deadlift
700
744.1
-782.6
744.1
1
RPS
2017-03-25
Rumble in the Smokeys
Pro Teen 18-19
1962.1
532.82
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Rumble in the Smokeys
Division
Pro Teen 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
235.8
Squat
799.2
Bench
424.4
Deadlift
738.5
1
365Strong
2016-04-10
Eastern USA Challenge
T3
1735
474.86
Location
USA-SC
Competition
Eastern USA Challenge
Division
T3
Age
18
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
231.2
Squat
700
Bench
385
Deadlift
650
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: April 12, 2023
Analyze Lifts
Andrew Hause is easily one of the strongest powerlifters in history, but as he stated in the past, “powerlifting is so one dimensional and honestly, personally, it’s so easy to get bored of it”. However, he always comes back to it after a short rest, and often in a better shape than when he left. This seems to be the case now, as Andrew is setting new PRs and chasing his future goals.
Published: 19 July, 2023 | 2:35 PM EDT
Andrew Hause quickly rose to fame during the past few years since everyone noticed the mind-blowing feats of strength that he has been putting out. However, for some personal reasons, Andrew has not been as active this year, not even making an appearance in any competitions. However, he is now coming back to his best shape, which is evident by the lifts he performs in training sessions. Most notably, Hause recently crushed a 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) squat for eight repetitions, which marked a new PR for him. Thus, Andrew was happy to share the achievement with his fans on Instagram.
Although it may have come as a surprise to many, Andrew Hause’s squats are stronger than ever. Furthermore, Andrew’s endurance levels have also improved, making him a brilliant athlete overall. His new 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) six-rep squat PR was raw, as he only used a lifting belt, knee sleeves, and wrist wraps to aid him in the lift.
Andrew Hause’s new six-rep squat PR impressed many people, but one man that stood out was Eric Lilliebridge. Eric is one of the greatest powerlifters ever, having broken numerous All-Time World Records.
“Crazy man ?? probably could’ve done 10 reps if you went straight to it” wrote Lilliebridge.
[/quote]
Watch the lift here:
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Obliterates an 807-lb (366-kg) Raw Squat For Five Rep PR
Andrew Hause was supposed to compete twice this year already, but he ended up not doing so. He only gave the reasoning for the first competition withdrawal. The competition in which he wanted to take part was the 2023 Ghost Clash 2, which took place on February 18-19. However, Andrew’s life was affected by some personal problems, which were more important to him than powerlifting.
“Been on the fence lately about committing to a meet prep, had to pull out of ghost clash 2 earlier this year because powerlifting couldn’t be my priority with everything i had going on in my personal adult life” wrote Hause in February of 2023.
[/quote]
Later on, he announced that he would compete around May, but that did not happen, nor did he state the reasons for it.
However, Andrew Hause is now looking to better himself in every way. So, he also revealed a few months ago that he is training BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) alongside powerlifting. This caused him to lose a lot of bodyweight, but he recently got back up to 303 pounds (137.4 kilograms).
Andrew Hause has taken part in seven sanctioned competitions during his powerlifting career and has won all of them. He has also set All-Time World Records in both the Junior and Open age classes. So, he will be looking to add a few more records to his collection in the future.
Andrew Hause’s Competition PRs
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Demolishes Two Junior World Records, Proposes To His Girlfriend
Andrew Hause’s Competition History
Personal Bests
Equip
Squat
Bench
Deadlift
Total
Dots
Wraps
1014.1
556
1014.1
2463.7
624.3
Raw
744.1
200.68
Competition Results
Place
Fed
Date
Competition
Division
Total
Dots
1
WRPF
2022-07-29
American Pro
Open
2463.7
624.3
Location
USA-VA
Competition
American Pro
Division
Open
Age
24
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
288.8
Squat
953.5
-1014.1
1014.1
1014.1
Bench
512.6
545.6
-562.2
545.6
Deadlift
826.7
903.9
-925.9
903.9
1
RPS
2021-06-26
The Showcase Super Classic
Pro Juniors 20-23
2438
616.4
Location
USA-FL
Competition
The Showcase Super Classic
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
23
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
291
Squat
1006
Bench
556
Deadlift
876
1
RPS
2018-11-03
Braggin Rights
Pro Juniors 20-23
2210.1
578.21
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Braggin Rights
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
20
Equipment
Wraps
Class
275.6
Weight
261.2
Squat
898.4
Bench
496
Deadlift
832.2
1
SPF
2017-11-04
Record Breakers
Teenage 18-19
2050.3
551.24
Location
USA
Competition
Record Breakers
Division
Teenage 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
242
Squat
837.8
Bench
451.9
Deadlift
760.6
1
365Strong
2017-08-12
Eastern Regional Championship
T3
744.1
200.68
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Eastern Regional Championship
Division
T3
Age
19
Equipment
Raw
Class
242.5
Weight
240
Deadlift
700
744.1
-782.6
744.1
1
RPS
2017-03-25
Rumble in the Smokeys
Pro Teen 18-19
1962.1
532.82
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Rumble in the Smokeys
Division
Pro Teen 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
235.8
Squat
799.2
Bench
424.4
Deadlift
738.5
1
365Strong
2016-04-10
Eastern USA Challenge
T3
1735
474.86
Location
USA-SC
Competition
Eastern USA Challenge
Division
T3
Age
18
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
231.2
Squat
700
Bench
385
Deadlift
650
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: April 12, 2023
Analyze Lifts
Andrew Hause is easily one of the strongest powerlifters in history, but as he stated in the past, “powerlifting is so one dimensional and honestly, personally, it’s so easy to get bored of it”. However, he always comes back to it after a short rest, and often in a better shape than when he left. This seems to be the case now, as Andrew is setting new PRs and chasing his future goals.
Published: 19 July, 2023 | 2:35 PM EDT
Click here to view the article.
Although it may have come as a surprise to many, Andrew Hause’s squats are stronger than ever. Furthermore, Andrew’s endurance levels have also improved, making him a brilliant athlete overall. His new 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) six-rep squat PR was raw, as he only used a lifting belt, knee sleeves, and wrist wraps to aid him in the lift.
Andrew Hause’s new six-rep squat PR impressed many people, but one man that stood out was Eric Lilliebridge. Eric is one of the greatest powerlifters ever, having broken numerous All-Time World Records.
“Crazy man ?? probably could’ve done 10 reps if you went straight to it” wrote Lilliebridge.
Watch the lift here:
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Obliterates an 807-lb (366-kg) Raw Squat For Five Rep PR
Andrew Hause was supposed to compete twice this year already, but he ended up not doing so. He only gave the reasoning for the first competition withdrawal. The competition in which he wanted to take part was the 2023 Ghost Clash 2, which took place on February 18-19. However, Andrew’s life was affected by some personal problems, which were more important to him than powerlifting.
“Been on the fence lately about committing to a meet prep, had to pull out of ghost clash 2 earlier this year because powerlifting couldn’t be my priority with everything i had going on in my personal adult life” wrote Hause in February of 2023.
Later on, he announced that he would compete around May, but that did not happen, nor did he state the reasons for it.
However, Andrew Hause is now looking to better himself in every way. So, he also revealed a few months ago that he is training BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) alongside powerlifting. This caused him to lose a lot of bodyweight, but he recently got back up to 303 pounds (137.4 kilograms).
Andrew Hause has taken part in seven sanctioned competitions during his powerlifting career and has won all of them. He has also set All-Time World Records in both the Junior and Open age classes. So, he will be looking to add a few more records to his collection in the future.
Andrew Hause’s Competition PRs
Squat (Wraps): 460 kilograms (1,014.1 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Bench Press (Raw): 252.2 kilograms (556 pounds) — (2021 RPS The Showcase Super Classic)
Deadlift (Raw): 410 kilograms (90T.9 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Total (Raw W/Wraps): 1,117.5 kilograms (2,463.6 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Demolishes Two Junior World Records, Proposes To His Girlfriend
Andrew Hause’s Competition History
Personal Bests
Equip
Squat
Bench
Deadlift
Total
Dots
Wraps
1014.1
556
1014.1
2463.7
624.3
Raw
744.1
200.68
Competition Results
Place
Fed
Date
Competition
Division
Total
Dots
1
WRPF
2022-07-29
American Pro
Open
2463.7
624.3
Location
USA-VA
Competition
American Pro
Division
Open
Age
24
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
288.8
Squat
953.5
-1014.1
1014.1
1014.1
Bench
512.6
545.6
-562.2
545.6
Deadlift
826.7
903.9
-925.9
903.9
1
RPS
2021-06-26
The Showcase Super Classic
Pro Juniors 20-23
2438
616.4
Location
USA-FL
Competition
The Showcase Super Classic
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
23
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
291
Squat
1006
Bench
556
Deadlift
876
1
RPS
2018-11-03
Braggin Rights
Pro Juniors 20-23
2210.1
578.21
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Braggin Rights
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
20
Equipment
Wraps
Class
275.6
Weight
261.2
Squat
898.4
Bench
496
Deadlift
832.2
1
SPF
2017-11-04
Record Breakers
Teenage 18-19
2050.3
551.24
Location
USA
Competition
Record Breakers
Division
Teenage 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
242
Squat
837.8
Bench
451.9
Deadlift
760.6
1
365Strong
2017-08-12
Eastern Regional Championship
T3
744.1
200.68
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Eastern Regional Championship
Division
T3
Age
19
Equipment
Raw
Class
242.5
Weight
240
Deadlift
700
744.1
-782.6
744.1
1
RPS
2017-03-25
Rumble in the Smokeys
Pro Teen 18-19
1962.1
532.82
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Rumble in the Smokeys
Division
Pro Teen 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
235.8
Squat
799.2
Bench
424.4
Deadlift
738.5
1
365Strong
2016-04-10
Eastern USA Challenge
T3
1735
474.86
Location
USA-SC
Competition
Eastern USA Challenge
Division
T3
Age
18
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
231.2
Squat
700
Bench
385
Deadlift
650
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: April 12, 2023
Analyze Lifts
Andrew Hause is easily one of the strongest powerlifters in history, but as he stated in the past, “powerlifting is so one dimensional and honestly, personally, it’s so easy to get bored of it”. However, he always comes back to it after a short rest, and often in a better shape than when he left. This seems to be the case now, as Andrew is setting new PRs and chasing his future goals.
Published: 19 July, 2023 | 2:35 PM EDT
Andrew Hause quickly rose to fame during the past few years since everyone noticed the mind-blowing feats of strength that he has been putting out. However, for some personal reasons, Andrew has not been as active this year, not even making an appearance in any competitions. However, he is now coming back to his best shape, which is evident by the lifts he performs in training sessions. Most notably, Hause recently crushed a 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) squat for eight repetitions, which marked a new PR for him. Thus, Andrew was happy to share the achievement with his fans on Instagram.
Although it may have come as a surprise to many, Andrew Hause’s squats are stronger than ever. Furthermore, Andrew’s endurance levels have also improved, making him a brilliant athlete overall. His new 362.8-kilogram (800-pound) six-rep squat PR was raw, as he only used a lifting belt, knee sleeves, and wrist wraps to aid him in the lift.
Andrew Hause’s new six-rep squat PR impressed many people, but one man that stood out was Eric Lilliebridge. Eric is one of the greatest powerlifters ever, having broken numerous All-Time World Records.
“Crazy man ?? probably could’ve done 10 reps if you went straight to it” wrote Lilliebridge.
[/quote]
Watch the lift here:
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Obliterates an 807-lb (366-kg) Raw Squat For Five Rep PR
Andrew Hause was supposed to compete twice this year already, but he ended up not doing so. He only gave the reasoning for the first competition withdrawal. The competition in which he wanted to take part was the 2023 Ghost Clash 2, which took place on February 18-19. However, Andrew’s life was affected by some personal problems, which were more important to him than powerlifting.
“Been on the fence lately about committing to a meet prep, had to pull out of ghost clash 2 earlier this year because powerlifting couldn’t be my priority with everything i had going on in my personal adult life” wrote Hause in February of 2023.
[/quote]
Later on, he announced that he would compete around May, but that did not happen, nor did he state the reasons for it.
However, Andrew Hause is now looking to better himself in every way. So, he also revealed a few months ago that he is training BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) alongside powerlifting. This caused him to lose a lot of bodyweight, but he recently got back up to 303 pounds (137.4 kilograms).
Andrew Hause has taken part in seven sanctioned competitions during his powerlifting career and has won all of them. He has also set All-Time World Records in both the Junior and Open age classes. So, he will be looking to add a few more records to his collection in the future.
Andrew Hause’s Competition PRs
- Squat (Wraps): 460 kilograms (1,014.1 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
- Bench Press (Raw): 252.2 kilograms (556 pounds) — (2021 RPS The Showcase Super Classic)
- Deadlift (Raw): 410 kilograms (90T.9 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
- Total (Raw W/Wraps): 1,117.5 kilograms (2,463.6 pounds) — (2022 WRPF American Pro)
Related: Powerlifter Andrew Hause Demolishes Two Junior World Records, Proposes To His Girlfriend
Andrew Hause’s Competition History
Personal Bests
Equip
Squat
Bench
Deadlift
Total
Dots
Wraps
1014.1
556
1014.1
2463.7
624.3
Raw
744.1
200.68
Competition Results
Place
Fed
Date
Competition
Division
Total
Dots
1
WRPF
2022-07-29
American Pro
Open
2463.7
624.3
Location
USA-VA
Competition
American Pro
Division
Open
Age
24
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
288.8
Squat
953.5
-1014.1
1014.1
1014.1
Bench
512.6
545.6
-562.2
545.6
Deadlift
826.7
903.9
-925.9
903.9
1
RPS
2021-06-26
The Showcase Super Classic
Pro Juniors 20-23
2438
616.4
Location
USA-FL
Competition
The Showcase Super Classic
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
23
Equipment
Wraps
Class
308.6
Weight
291
Squat
1006
Bench
556
Deadlift
876
1
RPS
2018-11-03
Braggin Rights
Pro Juniors 20-23
2210.1
578.21
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Braggin Rights
Division
Pro Juniors 20-23
Age
20
Equipment
Wraps
Class
275.6
Weight
261.2
Squat
898.4
Bench
496
Deadlift
832.2
1
SPF
2017-11-04
Record Breakers
Teenage 18-19
2050.3
551.24
Location
USA
Competition
Record Breakers
Division
Teenage 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
242
Squat
837.8
Bench
451.9
Deadlift
760.6
1
365Strong
2017-08-12
Eastern Regional Championship
T3
744.1
200.68
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Eastern Regional Championship
Division
T3
Age
19
Equipment
Raw
Class
242.5
Weight
240
Deadlift
700
744.1
-782.6
744.1
1
RPS
2017-03-25
Rumble in the Smokeys
Pro Teen 18-19
1962.1
532.82
Location
USA-NC
Competition
Rumble in the Smokeys
Division
Pro Teen 18-19
Age
19
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
235.8
Squat
799.2
Bench
424.4
Deadlift
738.5
1
365Strong
2016-04-10
Eastern USA Challenge
T3
1735
474.86
Location
USA-SC
Competition
Eastern USA Challenge
Division
T3
Age
18
Equipment
Wraps
Class
242.5
Weight
231.2
Squat
700
Bench
385
Deadlift
650
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: April 12, 2023
Analyze Lifts
Andrew Hause is easily one of the strongest powerlifters in history, but as he stated in the past, “powerlifting is so one dimensional and honestly, personally, it’s so easy to get bored of it”. However, he always comes back to it after a short rest, and often in a better shape than when he left. This seems to be the case now, as Andrew is setting new PRs and chasing his future goals.
Published: 19 July, 2023 | 2:35 PM EDT
Click here to view the article.
