This month, Steph goes over one of the biggest misconceptions in the training world. The last few months I have been on a gripe-fest bender of bone-picking with subjects likely more interesting to and applicable to women, i.e., last month’s guide to social media posting for women, and the month before that, women and PED
Steph has it right this month (bet she doesn;t hear that much hahahahaha)! Just get in and do a meet! The “Aspiring Powerlifer” or, Don’t Be That Guy I’ve been powerlifting for almost five years, which is baby time compared to some other lifters who have been at it for decades, but I still have
Well we are 4 months in to the shit show lovingly embraced (I made that up) by all you readers out there (all 4 of you) in internet land…….and I’ve so far been irreverent, sorta serious, and outright nonsensical, so this month maybe I should try to ruffle some feathers and be generally bitchy and
When I started powerlifting, I came from a background of very little knowledge about the sport. The only exposure I had was to a group of sloppy-fat guys with bad kitchen swastika tattoos (don't ask) in the back room of a crappy garage gym who used to throw plates through the wall when they were
From Murph: I am pretty psyched to have talked our newest columnist into writing for the site. Steph is really strong, funny, and insightful. She's also a wee bit retarded. If you are easily offended, stop reading right now. However, if you are not a total pussy with no sense of humor, read on. You
Client Spotlight: Sue Priver Powerlifter - 531 Camp & Her TPS Experience. By Sue Priver and Russ Smith I am a Powerlifter! I walked in the door of TPS for the first time in July 2012 and began my journey as a strength athlete at the age of 37. Flashback in time: my freshman year
2012 USAPL Women’s 198lb National Champion, 2013 USAPL Raw Women’s 84kg Open and Junior National Champion, 2014 IPF-USA Raw World Junior Team Member Tell us a little about yourself. How long have you been powerlifting? I’ve been powerlifting for 2 years. I started at A&M after a member of the A&M powerlifting team saw me
2012 USAPL Women’s 198lb National Champion, 2013 USAPL Raw Women’s 84kg Open and Junior National Champion, 2014 IPF-USA Raw World Junior Team Member Tell us a little about yourself. How long have you been powerlifting? I’ve been powerlifting for 2 years. I started at A&M after a member of the A&M powerlifting team saw me
by Scott Schirmer It’s been about a little over a year since I started my powerlifting journey and I just competed in my second meet with results I was proud of. I still had the lowest total of the afternoon session but added 45 pounds to my previous meet total, so I am happy with
Hey there! Jordan here and, as you may have seen on the TPS Facebook Page , I recently Deadlifted 500 pounds for the first time! Just in case you missed it, you can watch the video below. Having been through hell and back to finally hit 500lbs, I want to take a minute and
