A 24/7 powerlifting gym in Fällanden that runs its own KDKS-sanctioned open, the One Rep Strength Cup, recorded on OpenPowerlifting. It describes itself simply as 'a powerlifting gym', the most Swiss marketing imaginable.
Legitimate iron. A touch of polish, but the work counts.
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Rating: LegitReal iron, lightly polished. The work counts.
KDKS (Kraftdreikampf Verband Schweiz) club; members eligible to compete at KDKS competitions; hosts its own "One Rep Strength Cup" meet (recorded on OpenPowerlifting) and internal club competitions
Notable
Describes itself simply as a "Powerlifting gym"; runs its own annual open meet under the KDKS banner, drawing entries beyond its own membership.
Equipment
barbells and plates for powerlifting-focused training (specific brands not disclosed on site)
Specialties
powerlifting
general strength training / PR coaching
How the 0.87× is built
Five pillars from the facts above, weighted and combined by the published rubric. Pillars marked est. aren't published by the gym and use the default for its type.
Iron quality3/10
Competition-grade kit in the sourced equipment list: calibrated plates, platforms, specialty bars, strongman implements, premium machine lines.
Chalk policy est.8/10
From the gym's published rules: allowed 10, liquid only 5, banned 0.
Strength focus10/10
What the gym is built for: strength clubs 10, bodybuilding 8, hybrid 7 … HIIT studios 1.
Pedigree6/10
Federation affiliation, notable athletes and history, and how long it has been going.
Comfort0/10
Saunas, spas, pools, lounges, cafés. Counts against the multiplier.
What your lifts are worth here
Gym multiplier × lift honesty. Standard claims on the left, the truth on the right.
What a 100 kg bench at One Rep Strength is worth elsewhere: the claim you'd need at each gym to match it. To match a 100 kg One Rep Strength bench at Basic-Fit, you'd need to claim 483.3 kg.