Whether you’re 23 or 73, when it comes to powerlifting, all that matters is the number on the bar. The 2016 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships are currently going on in Killeen, Texas, and
Weight is a powerlifting documentary, but Weight is not about powerlifting. Sure, there are lots of big lifts, training tips to be learned, and and burly red faced men. But much like Sideways,
Russian powerlifter Inna Filimonova is the reigning IPF Raw World Champion, and later this month, she’ll look to defend her title in the 57kg weight class at IPF World Championships in Killeen, Texas. And
Attention all powerlifters and lovers of all things strength: a new powerlifting documentary is coming to a screen near you. “WEIGHT: A Powerlifter in Brooklyn” releases on July 12, 2016 and is currently
Shut up and take our money. Marvel and Onnit have teamed up to produce a line of superhero-themed fitness equipment — they bill it as “functional fitness equipment,” because obviously — and the
In case you ever wondered how much two humans could pick up off the ground, we have at least a ballpark answer: 850kg/1873lbs. And that answer comes to us thanks to veteran strongmen/world-class
In a year filled with big pulls, this is one of the most ridiculous. Russian powerlifter Yuriy Belkin deadlifted 418 kilos/921 pounds at roughly 223 pounds bodyweight, which easily beats Konstantine Pozdeev’s 893
It is the ultimate test of power and brute force. An athlete versus a bar — without technical ability hindering most lifters. Bend down, grip with all your might, and then stand straight
BarBend and artist Josh Peters (@strengthtospare) are teaming up to give away a pair of customized Nike Romaleos to one lucky winner. And anyone age 18 and up can enter to win —
Mark Wood is relatively new in powerlifting circles, but he’s making waves on Instagram with a series of ridiculous training lifts while hovering around (or under) 190 lbs. The most recent entry in
