Eight cities stretching around Australia and the Pacific worked together to create a successful 2020 Pacific Invitational. Nauru, Auckland, Christchurch, Perth, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane each staged a division of the big event and final results were compiled centrally, as athletes from five nations overcame the challenges of lockdown to achieve stellar performances. New […]
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All was peaceful at the Ibis Sheung Wan for the 2019 Asia Pacific Championships, with 130 lifters taking the stage in Powerlifting and Bench Press. The new Hong Kong Powerlifting Federation, already the dominant force in the SAR, presented the Regions best over three days of action in front of a full house. In the
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Once again, big crowds at FIBO for Powerlifting’s stars, this time in Melbourne, Australia. Two feature sessions saw age group World Records fall at both ends of the spectrum. 57 years has not aged Femmy Ayegun, with great records in the Womens 53kg 55-59 years class, being 113/73/162/348. More of the same came from Masters
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World Powerlifting’s 2019 World Championships weathered the storm of visa rejections blocking out nearly half the field to come through with a quality meet in the upscale venue of Calgary’s Winsport Olympic Centre. Australia took out the team title over home nation Canada and provided the two Best Lifters, Elizabeth Craven and Tony Reinmuth. In
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The biggest event of the 2019 World Powerlifting calendar now has entries open. The World Powerlifting Championships will be held in Canada from October 3 to 6 at the former Olympic venue Winsport Performance Centre in downtown Calgary. All information is available via the Championships information memorandum –View Championships Memorandum – PDF or at 2019wpworldchampionships.com
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A packed crowd as always was there for the Pacific Challenge event at Fitness Show Sydney 2019 –and the lifters of six nations responded with Australian, Oceania and World Records galore. First off, Masters World Records came from lightweight Women lifters Ali Gascoigne from New Zealand and Ding Li from China. Then Jess Sewastenko raised
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The hallowed surrounds of Brisbane Broncos Leagues Club saw Australia, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Cook Islands, Samoa and Tonga fight out the Region’s Championships. The late change of venue tempered especially Australian participation, but the host nation came out on top, over New Zealand and Nauru. In the Women’s lifting, All Time Great Liz Craven
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This years Oceania Championships are all set for Brisbane from December 13 —16. The venue is the stellar Brisbane Broncos Leagues Club, home of the tropical city’s premiere Rugby League team. Lifters from Australia, New Zealand and across the Pacific will be taking part in the Region’s true Championships. Greats such as World No.1 Liz
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Fifty local lifters in the China Open set the stage for the two sessions of elite international powerlifting in the Asia Pacific Open. There was a full house audience all the way through as 23 of the region’s best lifters competed in the intense atmosphere of 50,000 attendees amongst hundreds of loud all equipped stalls
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Over 100 lifters took part in the Fitness Show Sydney at the premier International Convention Centre for the Asia Pacific Challenge 20-22 April 2018. In addition to the traditional Oceania Nations mainland China made its debut on the World Powerlifting stage. Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong produced top performances, whilst powerhouse Nauru continued to
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