DOTS (Dynamic Objective Team Scoring) is the IPF points system that replaced Wilks in international powerlifting. Enter body weight and total for your score with the official 2024 coefficients.
IPF points: compare lifters across weights.
Enter body weight and total.
DOTS uses a fourth degree polynomial fitted to recent IPF results, replacing Wilks as the official international standard. Scores run on a similar 0 to 600ish scale, but the body weight curve is updated for the modern era of the sport.
Roughly: 300 is a good club lifter, 400 is national level, 450+ is international class. Because the curve is steepest in the middle weights, adding kilos to your total usually beats cutting body weight for the score.